Tony Perrottet
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Historian and journalist, author of six books, including Cuba Libre!, Pagan Holiday, Napoleon's Privates and The Sinner's Grand Tour
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4 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Tony Perrottet
NEW YORK—Every New Yorker harbors an unashamedly opinionated list of under-the-radar attractions for entertaining themselves and out-of-town friends—whether it’s a secret museum of minimalist art in SoHo, an underrated Uzbek restaurant in Brighton Beach or a neighborhood bodega that toasts transcendent bagels. Every roster betrays the personal biases of the creator. I’m a writer and historian who lives in the East Village, where I host free literary cabaret events in a historic bar.
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1 month ago |
smithsonianmag.com | Tony Perrottet
“Watch out for that bat behind you,” warned Luca Messina, a civil engineer who moonlights as a speleo-archaeologist with Sotterranei di Roma, Undergrounds of Rome, a local group whose members explore the darkest recesses of the Eternal City. I ducked as the winged mammal swooped past my ear, then flitted beyond the beam of my headlamp and disappeared in the void ahead.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Tony Perrottet
NowAfter a week of rumour and innuendo, Sunday saw Juventus name Igor Tudor as their Coach until the end of the season in a move that has echoes of Antonio Conte’s appointment back in 2011. According to a brief statement on their website, the Serie A club took time to “thank Thiago Motta and all of his …
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1 month ago |
cntraveler.com | Tony Perrottet
All products featured on Condé Nast Traveler are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. The unofficial anthem of Buenos Aires is a classic tango from 1935, “Volver.” The name of the song means “to return,” and in it Carlos Gardel anticipates the mixed emotions of revisiting the city after many years.
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2 months ago |
travelandleisure.com | Tony Perrottet
The Portland skyline. Photo: Celeste Noche The backstory of Kann, a wood-fired Haitian restaurant, is not your typical rise-from-the-ashes tale. Gregory Gourdet, a chef whose parents immigrated from Haiti to Queens, New York, in the 1960s, started out with a two-day pop-up in the summer of 2020, when Portland was locked down from COVID and embroiled in Black Lives Matter protests. From left: A wine tasting at Abbey Creek; Michelle Lewis and Charles Hannah of Third Eye Books.
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