Hilary Sheinbaum
Journalist at Freelance
journalist + author of “The Dry Challenge” with @harpercollins 📝 bylines: @nytimes @usatoday @iamwellandgood 📺 seen on: @gma @nbcnews @cbs + more
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Hilary Sheinbaum
Throughout my adult life, the definition of "vacation" has changed significantly. At one point in my 20s, the idea of a fun and relaxing time looked like bar hopping in a European city. During another era: hanging at a beach club with my girlfriends was a highlight of the out-of-office itinerary.
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4 weeks ago |
creators.yahoo.com | Hilary Sheinbaum
If trying to schedule plans with friends is any indication: the upcoming summer season is typically a popular one for travel. As it so happens, it's easily my favorite time to peel out of town. Don't get me wrong—there are destinations that are wonderful year-round that I will (and do) gladly visit. But, the nostalgia of summer break, temps above 70 degrees, and more relaxed Fridays at work? It can't be beat. Summer is meant for travel.
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2 months ago |
galavante.com | Hilary Sheinbaum
The man behind most of New York’s best Israeli restaurants is Chef Eyal Shani. Malka, HaSalon, Port Sa’id, Miznon and Michelin-starred Shmoné are just a few examples of Shani’s beloved dining establishments. In March, we caught up with the MasterChef while he was visiting New York to work on Shmoné and the recently opened Shmoné Wine. “We’ve created a place for the city to gather, share stories and enjoy incredible food,” he says of Shmoné Wine.
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2 months ago |
nytimes.com | Hilary Sheinbaum
Mick Batyske, a Brooklyn-based D.J. who has performed at weddings in New York, Los Angeles and Miami, said sometimes a song just isn't a fit, whether it's tied to a bad memory, an ex or nothing at all. "People don't like things for the weirdest reasons," he said. When Maria Del Russo and Ben Tuber, who live in Brooklyn, married in Jersey City, N.J., last June, they banned Justin Timberlake's discography.
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Mar 4, 2025 |
galavante.com | Hilary Sheinbaum
Evian Resort? As in… the water? Yes, that Evian. The premium natural spring water, iconically branded baby blue and pink. Those sips come from a place named Evian-les-Bains. Overlooking Lake Geneva is this semi-quaint French town (where some residents use the luxurious natural spring water in their gardens). Here, visitors find the expansive Evian Resort, where the grounds extend more than 240 acres. On that land are three hotels: Hôtel Royal Palace, Hôtel Ermitage and La Verniaz.
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