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How Godzilla’s appearance has evolved over 70 years, from puppet to costume to CGI
Nov 8, 2026

How Godzilla’s appearance has evolved over 70 years, from puppet to costume to CGI

By Christopher Borrelli Seventy years ago, Godzilla, King of the Monsters! debuted in Chicago theatres as half of a double bill with a Roger Corman prison flick, Swamp Women. Infamously, the monster movie underwent an extensive facelift between its Japanese premiere in 1954 and its landfall in the United States two years later: two independent production companies bought the American rights on an agreement that anything too Asian or unsettling be removed for American audiences. Out went all the...


What’s New for Gothenburg in 2027: Volvo Turns 100, New Waterpark Opens & the Film Festival Turns 50
Nov 8, 2026

What’s New for Gothenburg in 2027: Volvo Turns 100, New Waterpark Opens & the Film Festival Turns 50

2027 is a year of milestones for Gothenburg. Volvo turns 100 in the city where it all began, the Gothenburg Film Festival celebrates 50 years, Way Out West marks two decades as one of Europe’s best music festivals, and a major new waterpark opens at the famous Liseberg theme park. Add to that a boutique hotel inside a 1913 police station, a new home for contemporary art and a major expansion for Vassen Market, and Sweden’s second city is making a strong case for being 2027’s most exciting European city break destination.


Ibiza beyond the summer crowds: Luxury villa specialists share 10 tips for spring & autumn holidays
Nov 8, 2026

Ibiza beyond the summer crowds: Luxury villa specialists share 10 tips for spring & autumn holidays

As Ibiza’s autumn season draws to a close, island-based luxury villa specialists Mi Casa Tu Casa reveal why spring and autumn offer a different side of Ibiza, and share ten tips for families and larger groups planning a holiday outside peak season. For travellers considering Ibiza in 2027, the planning starts earlier than you might think.


A FESTIVE LONDON ESCAPE FOR GCC TRAVELLERS WITH GROSVENOR HOUSE SUITES AND BICESTER VILLAGE
Nov 8, 2026

A FESTIVE LONDON ESCAPE FOR GCC TRAVELLERS WITH GROSVENOR HOUSE SUITES AND BICESTER VILLAGE

Grosvenor House Suites, a luxury all-suite property in Mayfair, introduces A Luxurious Festive Escape, an exclusive seasonal offer created in partnership with Bicester Village, ideal for GCC travellers planning a visit to London over the festive period. Available for stays from 29 November 2026 to 3 January 2027, the offer combines apartment-style accommodation with daily breakfast, a VIP shopping experience and festive in-suite touches.


Discover the Magic of Winter in Japan with 10% Off Arigato Travel Experiences!
Nov 8, 2026

Discover the Magic of Winter in Japan with 10% Off Arigato Travel Experiences!

Arigato Travel, Japan’s leading culinary and cultural tourism company, is thrilled to announce an exclusive winter offer, inviting travelers to discover Japan’s seasonal flavors, hidden gems, and authentic local experiences at a special rate. Winter in Japan is a sensory paradise where glowing city illuminations, quiet snowscapes, and rich culinary traditions come together. From sipping regional sake and craft cocktails on crisp winter evenings to tasting seasonal delicacies like sizzling hot pots, comforting bowls of ramen, and fresh seafood, winter offers a unique opportunity to experience Japan like a local.


PayRewards Adds British Airways Avios as a Transfer Partner
Nov 8, 2026

PayRewards Adds British Airways Avios as a Transfer Partner

PayRewards, a rewards-first bill payments and accounts payable platform for U.S. businesses, today announced the addition of British Airways’ loyalty currency, Avios, to its points transfer network. The partnership gives American business owners a new way to fly transatlantic using the payments they already make. Customers can now transfer points earned on business payments, including ACH and credit card payments, into Avios at a 1:1 rate.


AmaWaterways Unveils New Ships and Expanded Experiences for 2028
Nov 8, 2026

AmaWaterways Unveils New Ships and Expanded Experiences for 2028

AmaWaterways, the largest cruise line dedicated exclusively to river cruising, is looking ahead to 2028 with an exciting expansion of its award-winning river cruise portfolio, with the full 2028 programme now open for reservations. The new season will introduce four new ships across Europe and Africa, alongside new itineraries and expanded land experiences designed to give guests even more opportunities to explore the destinations they visit.


Nile Seray, an A&K Sanctuary, Sets Sail: Launching a New Chapter for Luxury River Cruising in Egypt
Nov 8, 2026

Nile Seray, an A&K Sanctuary, Sets Sail: Launching a New Chapter for Luxury River Cruising in Egypt

Nile Seray, an A&K Sanctuary, is now sailing, marking a new chapter in the company’s nearly five decades of river cruising in Egypt. Accommodating 64 guests across 32 suites, the riverboat combines contemporary design, exceptional dining and exclusive archaeological access, bringing a new dimension to A&K’s longstanding presence in one of the world’s most historically significant destinations. Sailing between Luxor and Aswan on four-night journeys, Nile Seray arrives at a time of growing demand and renewed international interest in Egypt following the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in November 2025. The riverboat offers a new way to experience the country’s extraordinary heritage, pairing visits to its most celebrated ancient sites with an intimate onboard setting designed around the landscapes and culture of the Nile.


Egypt Makes History: World Golf Awards at Madinaty Golf Club
Nov 8, 2026

Egypt Makes History: World Golf Awards at Madinaty Golf Club

World Golf Awards, the leading authority that recognises and rewards excellence in golf tourism, has revealed its 2026 winners at its 13th annual Gala Ceremony. Hosted at Egypt’s Madinaty Golf Club, the event marked the first World Golf Awards to take place in Africa.


Money over models: big fashion brand contracts seek range of AI rights
Nov 8, 2026

Money over models: big fashion brand contracts seek range of AI rights

AI-generated fashion models present a tantalising opportunity for brands: the ability to create lifelike ⁠images for their retail websites while cutting costs by 90 per cent or more compared to photo shoots with human models. For the ⁠modelling industry, the technology poses an existential threat because of scant regulation governing the ownership or use of digital twins. Fashion models face the risk of unpaid replication of their image – or replacement by entirely synthetic models. Interviews...


Why Chanel, Dior and Celine are reviving the artisanal mini-bag
Nov 8, 2026

Why Chanel, Dior and Celine are reviving the artisanal mini-bag

There comes a moment in modern life when the mandate of functionalism becomes a drag. It often arrives during the evening rush, when a heavy shoulder bag – stuffed with laptops, chargers and the clutter of a productive existence – feels less like a vessel for living and more like a labour in itself. Enter the anti-tote. From the runways of Paris to the digital streets of Substack and Instagram, fashion is experiencing a collective retreat into the exquisitely impractical. On the arm of A-listers...


What is ‘ferritin face’ and how does TCM view the trending ailment?
Nov 7, 2026

What is ‘ferritin face’ and how does TCM view the trending ailment?

If you have dull skin, dark circles under your eyes or brittle nails, social media algorithms may be quick to diagnose you with “ferritin face”. Though not a formal medical diagnosis, the buzzy term has emerged as the latest viral beauty-and-wellness trend describing traits supposedly caused by low ferritin – the cellular protein that stores iron in the body. While iron deficiency anaemia frequently shows up with these visible symptoms, Western medical doctors caution that a complex metabolic...


Meet F1 world champion Kimi Antonelli’s parents, Marco Antonelli and Veronica Pomaro
Nov 7, 2026

Meet F1 world champion Kimi Antonelli’s parents, Marco Antonelli and Veronica Pomaro

Italians on Monday celebrated the success of Kimi Antonelli, who became Formula One’s youngest world champion at the age of 20 when he clinched the title in Mexico City. Antonelli, who is from the ‌northern city of Bologna, is also the first Italian champion since 1953. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni took to social media to praise what she called an “extraordinary achievement”. “A success that puts an Italian driver back on top of the world, rewarding talent, commitment, determination and...


27 Useful Travel Products Under $25 That You’ll Never Regret Bringing With You
Nov 7, 2026

27 Useful Travel Products Under $25 That You’ll Never Regret Bringing With You

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Alien Throne, a Unique Rock Formation in New Mexico, Collapses Amid Heavy Rains
Nov 7, 2026

Alien Throne, a Unique Rock Formation in New Mexico, Collapses Amid Heavy Rains

The oddly shaped 15-foot-tall pillar collapsed after a torrent of rain. It was the second loss of a striking rock formation in the region in less than a month.


Twenty economies account for 81% of tourism GDP. Who gets the jobs?
Nov 7, 2026

Twenty economies account for 81% of tourism GDP. Who gets the jobs?

The United States, China and India lead the world when tourism is measured by economic power. Ask where the industry creates the greatest employment opportunities, and Croatia, the Maldives, El Salvador and The Gambia each lead their income group. For tourism ministers making the case for more investment, the distinction matters. A sector can generate billions, but who gets a share of the work?


Tarmo Peltokoski begins HK Phil tenure with Mahler’s monumental Symphony No 8
Nov 7, 2026

Tarmo Peltokoski begins HK Phil tenure with Mahler’s monumental Symphony No 8

Gustav Mahler’s rarely performed Symphony No 8, a work requiring such a large orchestra and choir it is known as “Symphony of a Thousand”, finally received its Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra premiere on Saturday, heralding an ambitious new chapter as the 26-year-old Finnish conductor Tarmo Peltokoski officially took the podium as music director. The 5pm performance at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre involved nearly 600 musicians and singers from six choirs: the Hong Kong Philharmonic Chorus; the...


Walking therapy is making strides. What it is and why it’s good for mental and physical health
Nov 7, 2026

Walking therapy is making strides. What it is and why it’s good for mental and physical health

By Deborah Vankin Walking is my salvation. Vigorous solo walks through Griffith Park in Los Angeles are both my go-to exercise and meditations in motion. I regularly “walk the day off” there, or stroll around the city’s Silver Lake Reservoir after work to unwind. I do not listen to music or podcasts or even the news. Instead, I tune into my rhythmic footsteps and the medley of background noise: squawking birds, yapping passers-by, whooshing traffic. It’s soothing. But when a family member’s...


Meet John Goodman’s wife of 38 years, Anna Beth Goodman
Nov 7, 2026

Meet John Goodman’s wife of 38 years, Anna Beth Goodman

Actor John Goodman has said he is “still getting used to” his appearance after shedding 90kg. Goodman’s weight loss journey has been a long one. The actor, who once revealed he weighed 181kg at his heaviest, decided to turn his life around in his 50s. He cut sugar from his diet, exercised six times a week and quit alcohol. In 2023, Goodman debuted his dramatic weight loss transformation at the 62nd Monte-Carlo Television Festival. More recently, however, the actor admitted that he is “still...


What global mayors want to learn from manufacturing powerhouse Ningbo
Nov 7, 2026

What global mayors want to learn from manufacturing powerhouse Ningbo

What global mayors want to learn from manufacturing powerhouse Ningbo


15 Products That’ll Come In Clutch On Warm-Weather Vacations
Nov 7, 2026

15 Products That’ll Come In Clutch On Warm-Weather Vacations

If you're getting ready to ditch the cold to go somewhere warm, check out this list of must-have products first. View Entire Post ›


'Like it, want it, got it': Shenzhen, an engineer's wonderland
Nov 7, 2026

'Like it, want it, got it': Shenzhen, an engineer's wonderland

American Zach Bielak chose Shenzhen because it's an "engineer's paradise."


Savile Row’s Taj Phull on Airport Fits and His Carry-On Essentials
Nov 7, 2026

Savile Row’s Taj Phull on Airport Fits and His Carry-On Essentials

As chairman of Savile Row Bespoke Association, Taj Phull knows how to travel in style. The post Savile Row’s Taj Phull on Airport Fits and His Carry-On Essentials appeared first on Business Traveller.


A powerful veterinary sedative is being added to street fentanyl — and ERs are struggling to cope
Nov 7, 2026

A powerful veterinary sedative is being added to street fentanyl — and ERs are struggling to cope

Emergency physicians across Canada say a powerful veterinary sedative is being added to fentanyl sold on streets, complicating their response to overdoses as they juggle patients.


Wild winter escapes in Wales: UNESCO landscapes & mountain adventures
Nov 7, 2026

Wild winter escapes in Wales: UNESCO landscapes & mountain adventures

Winter in Eryri (Snowdonia) isn’t for the faint-hearted, but for those who love wild landscapes, windswept walks and a proper dose of fresh mountain air, it’s arguably one of the most atmospheric times to visit. Set within the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Slate Landscape of Northwest Wales, Plas Weunydd makes a brilliant base for an adventurous winter escape, with hotel rooms from just £82 per night.


THE TOP THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT MICHEL REYBIER HOSPITALITY
Nov 7, 2026

THE TOP THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT MICHEL REYBIER HOSPITALITY

For more than 20 years, Michel Reybier Hospitality has been rethinking luxury. Far from showiness and ostentation, its approach rests on three values: excellence, authenticity and simplicity. Across its portfolio, from city addresses in Paris, Geneva and Zurich to grand hotels in the Swiss Alps, villas on the French Riviera and private homes in the Indian Ocean, each address is shaped by its destination, with quality always taking precedence over quantity and service tailored to each guest. Its idea of luxury is personal, built on a profound respect for privacy and intimacy and on the discreet, attentive presence of its teams. Each destination keeps its own identity while sharing the same values.


Beef and bitter melon cheung fun
Nov 7, 2026

Beef and bitter melon cheung fun

Cheung fun is a classic Guangdong snack. However, the beef and bitter melon filling is a new flavor created only in the last decade.


Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts to Reopen Two Transformed Resorts in Tenerife and Jamaica on 1st Dec
Nov 7, 2026

Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts to Reopen Two Transformed Resorts in Tenerife and Jamaica on 1st Dec

Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts has announced that Bahia Principe Explore Costa Adeje in Tenerife and Bahia Principe Explore Jamaica in Runaway Bay will reopen on 1st December 2026, following extensive renovations that have transformed both properties. The year-long renovation programmes have transformed both resorts, with extensive upgrades to accommodation, restaurants, communal spaces, swimming pools and entertainment facilities. Each property has been reimagined to celebrate the character of its destination, drawing inspiration from Tenerife’s dramatic volcanic landscapes and Guanche heritage, and Jamaica’s rich cultural traditions and unmistakable Caribbean spirit.


Maison Sport Launches Booking Management Software to Empower Independent Ski Instructors
Nov 7, 2026

Maison Sport Launches Booking Management Software to Empower Independent Ski Instructors

Ski and snowboard lesson booking platform, Maison Sport, today announces the launch of a business management platform for independent ski and snowboard instructors handling private clients. The new venture, AlpineOffice, brings booking management, payment and client management tools together in one easy-to-use platform. It also integrates with Maison Sport, allowing instructors to manage all of their bookings in one place.


Artist Oscar Chan examines religion, myth and trauma in haunting Hong Kong exhibition
Nov 7, 2026

Artist Oscar Chan examines religion, myth and trauma in haunting Hong Kong exhibition

After artist Oscar Chan Yik-long left Hong Kong for Europe – first to Paris, then Helsinki – in 2019, he did not return to the city for many years. Widely considered one of Hong Kong’s most promising young talents, Chan even missed his 2021 solo exhibition – a display of the gothic, monochrome works he is best known for – at Gallery Exit in Aberdeen, Hong Kong, because he could not bring himself to board a long-haul flight. What kept him away was fear. At the time, Chan was suffering from severe...


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