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Happy 4th of July Ryggrad girls! 27 Club - culture. We love a photography spread that is so much more than a montage of pretty pictures. And if you love a good story, well look no further than our stunning tribute to some of the stars of the music industry, 27 Club, as featured in culture’s Feb/March edition. An ode to rock legends of the past and present, the talented musicians featured in this spread all had one tragic element in common – they died at the tender age of 27. Culture caught up with some of the creative team members who worked on this shoot to find out the journey they underwent to take such a cool story from concept to completion.
"With the recent passing of Amy Winehouse, it got me thinking about the influence she had on so many people of this generation with her music and her style,” says Silver Bullet creative director Ben Luker. “But it wasn't just Amy that left a dent on pop culture. Ben says that he wanted to photograph all of these characters – as women. “For Amy Winehouse, I say the bigger the hair, the better!
Map Revealed for de Blasio's City-Wide Ferry System | 6sqft. While there were plenty of highlights in Mayor de Blasio’s State of the City address yesterday–from affordable housing to raising the minimum wage–it was undoubtedly the announcement of a city-wide ferry system that really got New Yorkers talking. De Blasio said that the ferry service will open in 2017, with pricing on par with the Metrocard, as a way to accommodate the growing population of New York.
It will serve neighborhoods including the Lower East Side, Astoria, the Rockaways, Sunset Park, Brooklyn Army Terminal, Bay Ridge, Red Hook, and Soundview, among others. A new map released today shows the entirety of the system, breaking down existing ferry lines, those planned for 2017 and 2018, and those proposed.
The current ferry plan will cost $55 million, with plans to expand to Coney Island and Stapleton in Staten Island once more money is secured. [Related: HIGHLIGHTS: De Blasio Announces Plans for More Affordable Housing and a New City-Wide Ferry Service] [Via DNAinfo] Future Borders: UAE's advanced passenger information system going live in Dubai. The UAE's Advanced Passenger Information system is going live at Dubai International Airport later this week, according to Leyla Hareb, the assistant director of strategy & international affairs at the GCAA.
“This system has been developed in just two years. It has taken other countries ten years to implement,” she said Sharjah will be the second UAE airport to go live with the system. “That will happen by the summer,” Hareb said. The conference was opened this morning by HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, Chairman of Dubai Airports and Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group.
The conference has a line-up of 24 speakers from 12 countries, including representatives of ACI and IATA. Fergus Wilson, the COO of Irish national carrier Aer Lingus, spoke about the benefits that his airline had received through Dublin and Shannon being able to operate a pre-clearance system with the US Customs and Border Service. Hotel California Ranks No. 1 for Best Service by TripAdvisor - Desert Guide - January 2013 - Palm Springs, California. Several Coachella Valley hotels earn kudos from travel website Hotel California in Palm Springs received a No. 1 ranking for Best Service by TripAdvisor website. TripAdvisor.com Now there is another reason to remember the name, Hotel California.
Beyond the title of the hit song from the Eagles, Hotel California in Palm Springs has been ranked No. 1 out of 25 honorees for providing the best hotel service in the U.S. by TripAdvisor, which released its Best of 2013 on Jan. 25. Hotel California consistently receives 5-star ratings on TripAdvisor’s website. On TripAdvisor’s website, they included select quotes next to each property awarded taken from website postings by travelers. Also honored in the Best Service category was the Desert Riviera Hotel in Palm Springs, which was ranked third behind No. 2 SeaCoast Inn in Hyannis, Mass. Alpine Gardens in Palm Springs earned No. 12 among the top 25 Best Bargain hotels in the country. NewYork Startups. Sofitel Luxury Hotels To Open New Property in Bali.
January 2, 2013 By Adriana Pop, Associate Editor Sofitel Luxury Hotels continues to expand across Southeast Asia with the addition of a new property in Bali, one of the world’s most popular holiday destinations. Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort will be located in BTDC Nusa Dua, about 40 kilometers (25 miles) from Denpasar, the provincial capital of Bali. Upon completion in September, the resort will offer 415 guestrooms including 17 private villas. Amenities include a ballroom, five meeting rooms, a multi-function room, three restaurants, a bar and a lounge.
Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort will operate under the ownership of PT. “Sofitel’s highly distinctive brand name coupled with its French flair and signature service will play an integral role in attracting guests to the hotel, and we look forward to working with the group to ensure the success of this development,” said Bapak Trihatma K. NY Restaurants. Specialty Coffee Map of NYC by charrow.
NYC To Do. 40 free things to do in New York City. Seeing the bulk of New York City's biggest attractions can mean spending a hefty chunk of a trip's budget on tickets. Empire State Building? $27. The Met? $25. The Guggenheim and the Whitney go for $22 and $20, respectively. Free New York travelers, get busy! 1. One of Lower Manhattan's most fascinating, and controversial, stories of recent years circulates around the new African Burial Ground National Monument site. 2. Brooklyn Brewery.
Free tours of Williamsburg's Brooklyn Brewery run on the hour from 1-5pm Saturday, 1-4pm Sunday. 79 N 11th St, Williamsburg, Brooklyn. 3. Imagine mosaic. It doesn't take brilliant travel minds to tell you that a park is free to visit – most parks are. 4. New York's most concentrated area for a gallery crawl is in Chelsea, mostly in the 20s Streets between 10th and 11th Avenues. 5.
City Hall. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. The ferry to Governor's Island is free, as is access to the 172-acre island which opened to the public only in 2003. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.