Luggage Tag: The Redbury By Jamie Aramini Photos Courtesy of SBE It’s hard to think of Los Angeles without envisioning the famous intersection at Hollywood and Vine Streets, steeped in folklore and dating back to old Hollywood and the early 1900s, when many of the earliest movie sets were constructed along the block. It’s [...]
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HOTEL ZAZA, DALLAS Nestled in the fashionable Uptown neighborhood and next to Downtown, Hotel ZaZa Dallas is a creative mix of warm, Mediterranean elegance and comfortable chic. Overlooking bustling McKinney Avenue, the four-story hotel is a perfect destination for business and leisure travelers. One hundred and fifty-two rooms and suites, including the unparalleled Magnificent Seven suites; the award [...]
By Jennifer Anderson Population: 16th largest city in the United States (741,206) Nickname: Cowtown Average Climate in April + May: 79 degrees Prominent Architecture: Art Deco Fun Facts: Voted one of America’s most livable cities Voted one of the most walkable large cities in the US Fort Worthians: Kate Capshaw Kelly Clarkson Lee [...]
Situated on the corner of Canal and Burgundy Streets, in the world famous New Orleans French Quarter, The Saint Hotel offers a peek into the past through its notable architectural and historical significance. Known as the Audubon Building, the original construction―begun in 1907 and developed in 1909 by William Mason-Smith, President of the New [...]
photography by Jennie Andrews (If you didn’t have a chance to read Jenni’s article on Mardi Gras in Lafayette, be sure to check it out!)
words and photography by Jennie Andrews Lafayette, Louisiana, a town aptly self-proclaimed to be the heart of Cajun Country, sits about two hours west of New Orleans. It may live in the shadow of its glitzier neighbor across the swamp, but in the throes of Mardi Gras season, Lafayette offers its own unique carnival [...]