Sales at SAX, the city's swankiest mall, fell 90% last year.
|
|
A high number of French hotels, including the swankiest, accept dogs.
|
|
Some customers don't need a reservation to get into the swankiest restaurants.
|
|
Landmark, according to parents, isn't even the swankiest student option available at UMD.
|
|
Do you earn enough to settle down in the swankiest parts of America?
|
|
Why, Netflix, the party with the swankiest-looking red carpet and the most intriguing stars.
|
|
Traveling in luxury Even in the swankiest business class situation, cabin fever can set in.
|
|
The couple got married this December, Cyrus in Vivienne Westwood and Hemsworth in his swankiest suit.
|
|
Not surprisingly, the Royal Enclosure is both the hardest to gain access to and the swankiest.
|
|
HOUSTON (Reuters) - Prices for mansions in Houston's swankiest neighborhood have tumbled in lock step with crude prices.
|
|
Aerospace, a high-intensity boxing studio on West 27th Street, was one of the swankiest to sign on.
|
|
Take a trip down Kristmas Tree Lane and relive some of the swankiest Kardashian-Jenner Christmas Eve soirees.
|
|
To prove it, we've rounded up eight of the swankiest celeb nurseries on the 'gram for your perusal.
|
|
And Los Alamos—7,300 feet up and home to some of the world's swankiest processors—is a prime target.
|
|
While the Met Gala might brand itself as the swankiest fashion-forward event out there, it's still a party.
|
|
But the dispute over Presidio Terrace, a private street in one of San Francisco's swankiest neighborhoods, is no ordinary one.
|
|
Overlooking the rest of New York from the rooftop of one of the city's swankiest spots would make anyone feel empowered.
|
|
To track the latest news in this eternal battle, we've highlighted the swankiest features created to coddle the rich and famous.
|
|
The manager, Nikolai Galimski, offered to show us the room — in the 1980s, the nicest suite in the town's swankiest hotel.
|
|
After all, Beyonce selected Miami's newest, swankiest, and most buzzed-about hotel – the Faena Miami Beach for her Formation kick-off afterparty.
|
|
The Miami Boat Show feels a bit like a billionaire boys club and Braver's company has the swankiest display at the show.
|
|
As part of that long-term perspective, IWC opened a flagship boutique in São Paulo's swankiest shopping mall, JK Iguatemi, in 2012.
|
|
The festival is due to draw to a close with an awards ceremony on May 25, one of the swankiest nights of the calendar.
|
|
If you thought 90210 was the swankiest place in California, think again: The most expensive ZIP code in the state is actually Atherton's 94027.
|
|
I've pedaled through the swankiest streets in Soho and Tribeca, braved Midtown traffic at rush hour, and docked Citi Bikes everywhere from Brooklyn to Harlem.
|
|
LIFE AS A RUNWAY Bleecker Street and lower Broadway may get the downtown buzz, but Madison Avenue remains the swankiest of the city's retail thoroughfares.
|
|
It is also a major east-west thoroughfare for one of the swankiest neighbourhoods, running from the Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe.
|
|
In this new video from Bloomberg Business, you can check out the rest of what went down at one of the world's swankiest drone racing competitions.
|
|
The swankiest Expo denizens were the 1,800 or so pavilion hostesses, kitted out in polyester or lamé uniforms and hired for more reasons than just bilingualism.
|
|
The illegal cargo turned out to be 30 tons of meat—with forged kosher certifications and expiration dates—headed for some of Tel Aviv's swankiest restaurants.
|
|
The slump in the swankiest sector of the housing market appears to be over, and, ironically, it may be due to a dose of reality among sellers.
|
|
One of the swankiest places to eat dinner in Mykonos is Ling Ling Hakkasan, a Michelin-starred restaurant that will run a couple of hundred bucks for two.
|
|
Meet Steve Cohen, the hedge-fund billionaire who is in talks to buy the Mets for $2.6 billion and owns mansions across some of America's swankiest ZIP codes
|
|
We resided in a four-bedroom apartment with white marble floors and a private elevator, in one of the swankiest buildings in the most fashionable part of the city.
|
|
This nine-bedroom, nine-bathroom villa is set against a quiet beach in one of the swankiest neighborhoods in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, just a 10-minute walk to town.
|
|
DAKAR, Senegal — Papa Massata Diack, a sports official accused of participating in one of biggest corruption schemes ever in global sports, is a familiar face at Senegal's swankiest hotels.
|
|
Abu Hafs spent the next decade in relative luxury, exercising alongside foreign diplomats in one of Tehran's swankiest gyms, and looking after bin Laden's sons along with his own.
|
|
She claims to speak "in the name of the people", her campaign slogan, yet was raised in a ridge-top mansion overlooking Paris, in one of the capital's swankiest suburbs.
|
|
From the autumn most universities will cost £33,23 ($23.1,25) a year, about a fifth more than the average public university in America, though much less than its swankiest private ones.
|
|
The 20,000-square-foot, six-story townhouse on New York City's Fifth Avenue sits directly across the street from Central Park in one of the swankiest neighborhoods in the country.
|
|
The stars are descending on the exclusive H tel du Cap for the annual de Grisogono jewelry Cannes party, one of the swankiest and most star-studded events of the film festival.
|
|
Location: Clemson, SCSports: FootballCapacity: 81,500One thing to know: In addition to being one of the most famous stadiums in college football, the Clemson Tigers also boast some of the swankiest player facilities.
|
|
Along with the larger, longer-necked, and more friendly llamas, they are prized for their wool, some of which ends up woven into clothes sold in the swankiest stores in the world.
|
|
Local press said thieves made off with handbags worth several thousand euros (dollars), leaving the 4x4 burning outside the store in the Avenue Montaigne, one of the swankiest shopping streets in the world.
|
|
The unique location of Viceroy Chicago — just two blocks from the beach, right around the corner from one of Chicago's swankiest shopping and dining districts — makes it a perfect stay for business or pleasure.
|
|
We've given you a glimpse into what it's like to vacation in some of the swankiest US summer destinations— but what is it like to celebrate America's birthday in these resort cities and celebrity playgrounds?
|
|
Not when one of London&aposs swankiest hotels, The Lanesborough, teams up with Moët & Chandon to close its lobby doors and turn each of its public rooms and restaurants into a different-themed celebration destination.
|
|
Wachtel's comment is ironic, as he also used to work at the United Nations, where the fancy dining room regularly serves representatives from hostile nations and is considered one of the swankiest restaurants in New York City.
|
|
You would imagine that the diners at an upmarket restaurant like Blue Hill and indeed anyone who can afford to eat at one of London's swankiest department stores would be well-versed in the problem of food waste.
|
|
The New Yorker is pulling out of its annual kickoff party at the W Hotel, per the NYT, and Vanity Fair has withdrawn from co-sponsoring the dinner's swankiest after-party known for its A-list guest list.
|
|
But while the North Korean population lives in poverty, the regime could easily cover what is likely to be, at absolute most, a $1 million bill for a host of rooms in any of Singapore's swankiest hotels, said Lee.
|
|
Luxury prices in the Hamptons, New York's swankiest vacation venue, fell 2.3 percent in the second quarter annually, but sales rose by more than 20 percent, according to Jonathan Miller of accounting firm Miller Samuels for the Elliman Report.
|
|
The Harper's Bazaar ICONS party is one of the swankiest A-list soireés during New York Fashion Week, and Winnie Harlow knew just who to call to make sure she looked like a fashion fairytale for the fête, designer Zac Posen.
|
|
PARIS (Reuters) - From New York's Fifth Avenue to Paris' Place Vendome, Louis Vuitton sells its handbags at some of the world's swankiest locations - but the brand is increasingly betting on "pop-ups" in off-beat spots as one way to keep shoppers hooked.
|
|
"In many cases, you're better off going to the swankiest hotel in town and having room service every day and it will still be cheaper," said Ron Weiner, partner and managing director at RDM Financial Group at HighTower Advisors in Boca Raton, Florida.
|
|
Read more:The 20 best US cities to celebrate New Year's Eve, ranked11 of the swankiest New Year's Eve celebrations around the world for ringing in the new decadeI rang in the New Year at an all-night rave in the Moroccan desert.
|
|
There was a quiet air of optimism in one of Jakarta's swankiest rooftop bars this week, where glasses clinked and chat was cheerful as investors from New York to Hong Kong talked up local prospects when they descended on the capital for the annual UBS conference.
|
|
"Like that storied novella by Truman Capote from which it stems," Mr. Weiler wrote, "it is a completely unbelievable but wholly captivating flight into fancy composed of unequal dollops of comedy, romance, poignancy, funny colloquialisms and Manhattan's swankiest East Side areas captured in the loveliest of colors."
|
|
They ran out of time on their United States work visas around when Ms. Jang was pregnant with their first child, so when Mr. Abergel was offered a job running a vast restaurant in Hong Kong's swankiest mall, he took it, and they moved here together.
|
|
Later on in the week, during what was quite possibly the swankiest party this writer's ever been invited to, Peter confessed that he'd sensed my abject fear—which is why I managed to sidestep the gold lame get ups that most of my other passengers had been poured into.
|
|
Before Tinsley Mortimer was a Real Housewife of New York City, she was a Real Gal About Town in N.Y.C. The socialite ran with a fabulously fashionable crowd and attended the swankiest events — from throwing charitable galas to attending star-studded soirées, Mortimer saw it all — including inside the famed Met Gala.
|
|
There's a gym with group classes and locker rooms to rival the swankiest boutique fitness studios, a kids' room for employees' children stocked with Xbox, coloring books, toys, and the ilk, and the Kendra Café, filled with an impressive snack selection and a made-to-order juice and smoothie bar, all gratis.
|
|
Obviously throwing two of the best selectors out there together behind the platters at one of the swankiest sushi and small beer spots in east London is always going to be a worthy exercise, but trust us when we say that this might just be the most absurdly enjoyable mix of 2017 to date.
|
|
Entertainment and food: 1Costs: 100Safety and accessibility: 21Total score: 67.79Read more:Stunning photos show New Year's Eve celebrations around the worldThis is why we kiss each other at midnight on New Year's Eve — and it dates back thousands of years11 of the swankiest New Year's Eve celebrations around the world for ringing in the new decade
|
|
The official invite sent out in late December included a "thank you to our sponsors" section, complete with logos from such special interests as the Indian Gaming Association, the Mohegan Tribe that operates one of the East Coast's swankiest casinos in Connecticut, and the Agua Caliente tribe that operates one of the West's ritziest casinos in California.
|
|
This has ensured that the game is reasonably well funded.Bath p 78 One of the best known fixtures of Uruguayan rugby is the Punta del Este Sevens, which has attracted many of the world's top sides to one of South America's swankiest beach resorts.
|
|
Greg and Tanya's wedding was branded the "swankiest wedding the show's seen." Booth said that he is "pleased" that his character is involved in some of the soap's biggest dramas. Digital Spy held a poll asking people who they thought Tanya should be with. Greg came second, with 35.2% of the vote.
|
|
In 1947 he started working at the Dew Drop Inn, the center of the city's black musical scene, at the request of its owner Frank Painia. There, he became the club's resident MC, singer and bartender, and hosted the annual Halloween Gay Ball.Jeff Hannusch, "The South's Swankiest Night Spot: The Legend of the Dew Drop Inn", IkoIko.
|
|
An EastEnders insider said that Greg and Tanya's wedding is the "swankiest wedding the show's seen." Digital Spy held a poll asking people who they thought Tanya should be with. Greg came second, with 35.2% of the vote, whereas Max came first with 49.7% of the vote. 15.1% of viewers said they didn't want Tanya to be with either of the two.
|
|
In 1927, he appeared in a traveling revue, Keep Movin'. Bernard L. Peterson Jr., A Century of Musicals in Black and White: An Encyclopedia of Musical Stage Works By, About, or Involving African Americans, ABC-CLIO, 1993, p.207 He also performed in nightclubs, including the Dew Drop Inn, in New Orleans Jeff Hannusch, "The South's Swankiest Night Spot: The Legend of the Dew Drop Inn", IkoIko.com .
|
|
In addition to a café, the building housed a gas station that sold Conoco brand fuel and a store. The store was never actually opened as a store, and became a ballroom and overflow dining area for the café. When the business opened, the local newspaper called it "the most up-to-date edifice of its kind on U.S. Highway 66 between Oklahoma City and Amarillo", with the café considered "the swankiest of the swank eating places". At the time of opening, the U-Drop was the only café within of Shamrock, enjoying brisk business and becoming a successful establishment.
|
|
Holly > Golightly, small-town Southern girl turned Manhattan trickster, was the > naughty American cousin of Eliza Doolittle, Cockney flower girl turned My > Fair Lady. Holly was also the prototype for the Hepburn women in Charade, > Paris When It Sizzles, and How to Steal a Million: kooks in capers. And she > prepared audiences for the ground-level anxieties that Hepburn characters > endured in The Children's Hour, Two for the Road and Wait Until Dark. The New York Times called the film a "completely unbelievable but wholly captivating flight into fancy composed of unequal dollops of comedy, romance, poignancy, funny colloquialisms and Manhattan's swankiest East Side areas captured in the loveliest of colors".
|
|
Originally published as cover story in archived issue of defunct New Orleans music magazine as: Nicknamed "the Groove Room", the Dew Drop Inn was reported in October 1945 by the Louisiana Weekly to be "New Orleans' swankiest nightclub", and began featuring visiting musicians such as Joe Turner, the Sweethearts of Rhythm, Amos Milburn, Lollypop Jones, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Ivory Joe Hunter, Chubby Newsom, The Ravens, Big Maybelle, and Cecil Gant. The resident bandleaders were local musicians Dave Bartholomew and Edgar Blanchard, and Painia discovered and helped establish local stars including Larry Darnell, Tommy Ridgley, Earl King, Huey "Piano" Smith, and Allen Toussaint. In November 1952, Frank Painia, together with Hollywood film actor Zachary Scott and his friends, were arrested and charged with disturbing the peace, following a complaint to the New Orleans Police Department that "Negroes and whites were being served together," which was technically illegal at the time. The charges were later dismissed, and Painia continued to challenge the constitutionality of the law, filing suit against the city just before the Civil Rights Act of 1964 forced its repeal.
|
|