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Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts
Monday, October 06, 2025
Santa Fe: The Hollywood Insider's Guide to the Capital of Tamalewood
www.hollywoodreporter.com: Beautifully lit desert-to-mountain landscapes, authentic Western sets, and early adoption of production tax incentives have long made “Tamalewood,” as New Mexico has been dubbed, a favorite Hollywood backdrop. While Albuquerque boasts a Netflix production hub, Santa Fe continues to grow its infrastructure.
Monday, February 14, 2022
Photos: See Inside a Retired Boeing 747 'Party Plane'
www.businessinsider.com: The iconic Boeing 747 jumbo jet has been an unfortunate casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic, with many airlines speeding up its retirement over the past two years.
Friday, February 19, 2021
No Longer Able to Easily Work in Europe, UK Artists Are Urging Boris Johnson to Renegotiate Brexit Terms to Allow for Visa-Free Travel
news.artnet.com: Artists are lobbying for the UK government to renegotiate the terms of Brexit to make it easier for them to travel to work in the European Union.
Tuesday, July 10, 2018
Plan Your Next Summer Getaway Around a Show
Theatre Development Fund – TDF: While there are still plenty of productions to see in New York over the summer, this is the season when regional theatre really heats up. The Northeast proves to be a mecca for talented artists to revive old chestnuts and debut new works. So peg your next sojourn to one of these worthy shows.
Thursday, April 05, 2018
Inside the World of Virginia’s Roadside Attraction King
Atlas Obscura: Imagine winding down the switchbacks of a rural mountain road into the tiny town of Buena Vista, Virginia. You glide down sleepy Main Street, passing renovated Victorian-style homes and small businesses, when suddenly you spot three eight-foot-long ants affixed to the facade of an old three-story brick building. Blinking, you spy giant cartoonish grasshoppers peering down from nearby fire escapes and rooftops. A mosquito clinging to a pharmacy sign. A giant spider perched in a park tree. A praying mantis gazing at the doors of a church.
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