Caroline Hallemann

2 weeks ago | esquire.com | Caroline Hallemann

Quando gli è stato chiesto dello status d'immigrazione del principe Harry, attualmente al centro di una causa legale avviata dalla Heritage Foundation, il presidente Trump ha dichiarato di non avere intenzione di deportare il reale britannico: «Non voglio farlo», ha detto, prima di fare riferimento alla moglie di Harry, Meghan Markle. «Lo lascerò in pace. Ha già abbastanza problemi con sua moglie. È terribile».

4 weeks ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Emily Burack |Caroline Hallemann

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."A third Downton Abbey movie is just around the corner: Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale will premiere this autumn. Actress Imelda Staunton, who played Queen Mary’s lady-in-waiting, Lady Maud Bagshaw, in the first two movies confirmed the exciting news in March of 2024. “There will be the final film—there you go,” Staunton said in an interview with BBC Radio 2 breakfast show host Zoe Ball.

1 month ago | townandcountrymag.com | Caroline Hallemann

"It's not for everybody, and that's okay," hotelier Amar Lalvani, who built the Standard brand into a hospitality powerhouse, says of his latest project, The Manner: a stylish 97-room property in New York's SoHo neighborhood. "I like places that have a point of view, and it's okay if it's not for you. We're not trying to please everybody. I think making bold decisions is a good thing to do." One such decision that will certainly appeal to the sophisticated traveler?

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Caroline Hallemann

President Kennedy's assassination has long served as America's ultimate true crime story. The events of that November day in Dallas remain a tragedy unable to be fully explained. It's still unclear why Lee Harvey Oswald shot JFK, as he himself was murdered before he could stand trial, and that lack of understanding coupled with documents kept from the public eye have fueled conspiracy theories for decades.

1 month ago | townandcountrymag.com | Caroline Hallemann

Location, location, location: it's the number one rule in real estate—and the same could be said for choosing a hotel in New York City. You want to be close to iconic sites, but not smack in the middle of the hustle and bustle, within walking distance of a well-connected subway, but not swarmed by tourists when you step outside the lobby doors. Enter: The Benjamin.