Madison Vain
Senior Digital Director at Esquire
senior digital director @esquire | formerly: music @EW
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1 week ago |
esquire.com | Madison Vain
You can absolutely call it a comeback. Six years after retiring as the most decorated female downhill skier of all time—eighty-two World Cup victories, three Olympic medals (one of which is gold), eight World Championship medals (including two golds)—Lindsey Vonn has returned to the high-octane world of professional downhill ski racing.
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2 weeks ago |
esquire.com | Madison Vain
Let’s put some numbers behind a trend you might have already observed for yourself: There are simply a mind-boggling number of new hotels opening all around the world. In your hometown, the next town over, and every foreign city or exotic locale you’ve wanted to visit your entire life. At the end of 2024, there were more than 6,000 projects in development across the globe—a record high—with plans for 10,000 more announced. There’s a reason for the boom: Travel has never been hotter.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Madison Vain
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."Hearst OwnedLet’s put some numbers behind a trend you might have already observed for yourself: There are simply a mind-boggling number of new hotels opening all around the world. In your hometown, the next town over, and every foreign city or exotic locale you’ve wanted to visit your entire life.
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1 month ago |
aol.com | Madison Vain
Kip Moore has an idea for how I should start this article. “It’s a funny story,” he promises. He’s in Hawaii, been there for more than a month, getting right after another long, grueling, and gratifying year of touring before he embarks on another. Surfing, writing, sitting still. He takes this time seriously. Has to. “I made a pact with myself a few years back that I can’t give in to everything,” he explains. It goes like this: “Fuck that—I’m living.”For years, Moore was a yes man with his own career.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Madison Vain
Kip Moore has an idea for how I should start this article. “It’s a funny story,” he promises. He’s in Hawaii, been there for more than a month, getting right after another long, grueling, and gratifying year of touring before he embarks on another. Surfing, writing, sitting still. He takes this time seriously. Has to. “I made a pact with myself a few years back that I can’t give in to everything,” he explains. It goes like this: “Fuck that—I’m living.”For years, Moore was a yes-man with his own career.
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