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Senior Food & Beverage Editor Bret Thorn is senior food & beverage editor for Nation’s Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality for Informa’s Restaurants and Food Group, with responsibility for spotting and reporting on food and beverage trends across the country for both publications as well as guiding overall F&B coverage.  He is the host of…

Slow Horses, as the show’s executive producer Doug Urbanski is keen to say, is not your grandfather’s spy show. The Apple TV+ hit — up for five Emmys, including best drama series for its fourth season — takes the cloak-and-dagger espionage of a John le Carré thriller and squeezes it through the tea-stained filter of snarky…

New York-based Islyn Studio look to a nearby Miami Beach marina when designing the interiors of a Japanese restaurant, blending “tropical brutalism with the elegance of Japanese deco”. Uchiko – a sister restaurant to Uchi in nearby Wynwood – serves a Japanese menu from James Beard Award‑winning chef Tyson Cole. The host stand at Uchiko…

When Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bought Wrexham AFC, the eyes of the world turned to a small Welsh community. For Steven Hesketh—CEO of Savvy Hotel Group, founder of The Hospitality Hero, and co-owner of Devafest—it was the beginning of something bigger. In this episode, Steven shares how local hospitality operators came together, why collaboration…

Too often, fans are categorised as one amorphous group. They can be lumped together regardless of their age, purchasing power, community engagement, or entertainment consumption behaviours. Fans are a diverse group and always have been. They are made up of multiple archetypes that come together as a collective whole. Yet, it does not always suit…

Of course, not everyone was in love with the structure at 75th and Madison, where Jacqueline Kennedy watched the ribbon cutting in 1966. Ada Louise Huxtable, art critic for The New York Times, feared it was too “somber and severe for many tastes,” and art critic Emily Genauer, writing in The New York Herald Tribune,…

The September 2025 cover of Sotheby’s Magazine I n the changing tides of the New York art world, the inverted ziggurat of the former Whitney Museum of American Art building has remained a stalwart presence. The enigmatic granite-clad monument has weathered the ebb tide of its architect Marcel Breuer’s reputation in the 1980s, the tsunami…

Today, we launched Eleven Music – the next step on our mission to build the most comprehensive AI audio platform in the world. With Eleven Music, businesses, creators, artists, and every single one of our users can generate studio-grade music from natural language prompts, with: – Complete control over genre, style, and structure – Vocals…