Sean Flynn

New York, United States

Senior Editorial Director at Food & Wine

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Food & Wine 2025 Global Tastemakers

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Karla Alindahao |Raphael Brion |Ashley Day |Sean Flynn |Dylan Garret |Melanie Hansche | +2 more

Now in its third year, Food & Wine’s Global Tastemakers Awards is a best-of list whose mission is to celebrate culture, cuisine, and culinary experiences that are rooted in a true sense of place, highlighting not just incredible food cities, but businesses that lean into the soul of a destination, Whether you visit a city, hotel, bar, or restaurant on this list, book a cruise or a flight with one of the winners, or transit through one of the top-ranked airports, you can be confident that its...
Time to Definitive Treatment in Rectal Cancer Care Coordination

2 months ago | americanjournalofsurgery.com | Sean Flynn |Erik R. Noren |Robert J. Kucejko

Keywordsrectal cancertime-to-treatmentcare coordinationoutcomesdefinitive treatmentIntroductionIn 2023, there were over 46,000 new rectal cancer diagnoses in the United States (U.S) and over 700,000 worldwide 1,2. The incidence of rectal cancer rose 20% in the U.S. from 2004 to 2019, most notably in younger patients, and patient outcomes varied with heterogenous treatment patterns 3,4.
Flynn: Kennedy brought clarity, integrity to foreign policy

2 months ago | mitchellrepublic.com | Sean Flynn |Dakota Wesleyan

Two years after the assassination of John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Theodore Sorenson, a proud Nebraskan who served as special counsel to the slain president, published “Kennedy,” an account of the author’s political and personal relationship with the book’s chief subject. A significant portion of Sorenson’s work is devoted to Kennedy’s foreign policy. Though he may have exaggerated the extent to which President Eisenhower was accountable for the strained U.
Anatomy of a riot

2 months ago | gq.com.au | Sean Flynn
The Untold Story of the Southport Riots

Mar 4, 2025 | gq-magazine.co.uk | Sean Flynn

One morning after the first terrible thing happened, Patrick Hurley was on Tithebarn Road near the corner of Hart Street, cradling a bouquet of lilies and pale-green chrysanthemums. The home secretary, Yvette Cooper, was in Southport as well, and she had her own bunch of flowers.
La sommossa dopo l'omicidio di tre bambine in una città inglese ci porta a riflettere su come la disinformazione alimenta l'estrema destra

Mar 4, 2025 | gqitalia.it | Sean Flynn

La mattina dopo il primo terribile episodio il parlamentare laburista Patrick Hurley si trovava in Tithebarn Road, all’angolo con Hart Street, stringendo tra le mani un mazzo di gigli e crisantemi verde pallido. Anche la ministra degli Interni, Yvette Cooper, era accorsa a Southport e teneva il suo mazzo di fiori camminando mezzo passo avanti a Hurley.
Our Favorite Culinary Experiences Around the Globe

Nov 1, 2024 | msn.com | Sean Flynn

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Where We're Eating: Our Favorite Culinary Experiences Around the Globe

Oct 31, 2024 | foodandwine.com | Sean Flynn

When it comes to picking a stellar restaurant or cocktail bar, it’s not only about the food or drink. Travelers are looking for experiences to remember, ones that stand out from the rest. Over the years, we’ve increasingly seen travelers seek out the more obscure. World-class cities like New York, London, and Tokyo will always be favorites, but people are looking to break the mold a bit when planning their trips.
Mexico City Welcomes a New Cocktail Bar From a Team Behind Some of the Most Awarded Bars in the World

Oct 29, 2024 | foodandwine.com | Sean Flynn

Photo: Courtesy of Outline When Mexico City’s newest cocktail bar and restaurant, Outline, opened at the end of September, it was the culmination of months worth of preparation between some of the best in the business. But just a year ago, the future was much more opaque.
How a Distillery Created an Award-Winning Whiskey From a Near Extinct Corn Varietal

Oct 1, 2024 | foodandwine.com | Sean Flynn

Photo: Courtesy of High Rise Distilling Co. Ann Marshall and Scott Blackwell didn’t set out to help save a part of the country’s agricultural history when they opened High Wire Distilling Company in 2013. The husband-and-wife duo’s focus was to create a unique and memorable whiskey, one which celebrated the best of South Carolina’s produce. But when introduced to James Island, or “Jimmy” Red corn, their stories became entangled with that of the endangered grain, and ultimately, its resurgence.