Brazilâs largest city SĂŁo Paulo has long been the heart of the countryâs cultural, food, and design scenes â but in recent years, the city has also become a hub for sustainability and innovation.
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Brazilâs largest city SĂŁo Paulo has long been the heart of the countryâs cultural, food, and design scenes â but in recent years, the city has also become a hub for sustainability and innovation.
My interview with Lachlan Watson, star of Netflixâs reboot of Sabrina, appeared in September 2022 issue of Glass Man. Lachlan was a pleasure to interview, and super impressive. At 18 years old, theyâve spent the last year filming a major television show, gracing magazine covers, and schooling the media on the intricacies of feminism, sexuality, and gender identity. The best part of the interview was listening to Lachlan, one of Hollywoodâs most visible nonbinary actors, talk about the roles theyâd like to tackle next after Theo. After âalways playing the queer kid,â they hope their next role is in a completely different genre â like a Western. âPut me in a corset, give me those ringlet curls, and let me go train hopping,â they said.
EACH autumn, thousands of wine lovers flock to Napa, California, to take part in the regionâs harvest season. Disciples of this pilgrimage, which takes place roughly between June and October each year, ascribe an almost spiritual quality to the experienceâharvest devotees trek from one winery to the next for the opportunity to breathe in the intoxicating aroma of crushed fruit, and pay homage to the grapes to be used in the next yearâs vintages. Read the article here.
âTWIST more slowly,â Mariangela instructed me, through a translator, in her native Sicilian dialect. Mariangela was attempting to teach me her homespun macaroni-making method as part of a private cooking class arranged by the Belmond Villa SantâAndrea, a beachside resort in Taormina, Sicily. The process, which Mariangela made look effortless, involves forming fresh pasta around a thin wire before twisting the resulting noodle off, all without breaking the dough. I kept breaking the dough.
NO TRIP to Venice is complete without a walk across the majestic Rialto Bridge or a climb to the top of Campanile Bell Tower. But after a day or two of visiting Veniceâs most recognizable sights alongside 60,000 of your closest friendsâwhich is the average number of tourists who fan out across the tiny city on any given day in summerâeven the hardiest of travellers will be ready for some Venetian experiences, minus the claustrophobia.
