Keeping up with trends nowadays is not just about knowing what to wear and how; it’s often a question of where to score the look without breaking the bank. People with a flair and eye for style shouldn’t resort to drastic measures to afford the upkeep of a fashionable wardrobe. […]

The Courtauld Gallery at the opposite end of Strand to Trafalgar Square is a hidden treasure amidst spurting water fountains and the baroque grandeurs of Somerset House. The collection belongs to the Courtauld family who settled in London after fleeing France amid catholic reprisals in the 17th Century and features […]

Lake Como’s pleasures are simple and memorable: a stroll through magnificent gardens; a candlelit dinner by the shore; wine sipped under a bougainvillea- wrapped arcade. Lingering on a balcony viewing the panorama of lake and mountains or curling up on a sofa in a grand drawing room might consume most […]

Mother’s Day is a great opportunity to show Mom how much she is appreciated. Finding the perfect gift sometimes feels like it will take hours of searching. Most mothers are simply happy to know that their efforts were appreciated and have not gone unnoticed. Here are three great Mother’s Day […]

There’s a chill in the air…it’s time to get out the sweaters. The splendor that is fall in the northeast is descending upon us. What better way to bid farewell to summer than to drive the country roads of New York just as the leaves begin to change. Apple Festivals […]

This conference opened on 10 September 1979 and was chaired by Lord Carrington, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs. It ended on 15 Dec. 1979 after forty-seven plenary sessions. All political parties involved in the Rhodesian struggle were in attendance – ZANU, ZAPU, UANC and ZUPO. The UN, […]