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Luxe Beat Featured Articles

Experience the epitome of luxury living with Luxe Beat Magazine, your go-to source for all things sophisticated. Immerse yourself in the world of lavish travel and extravagant lifestyle stories curated from across the globe. Stay in the loop with the latest insights and updates from our esteemed columnists and seasoned lifestyle journalists. Indulge in a world of opulence and refinement with the latest coverage from our columnists and lifestyle journalists!

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3:30

The Evelyn Hotel

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2025/08/05

The quiet, solace boutique Hotel Evelyn is a stone’s throw from the bright lights of dazzling Broadway and bustling Times Square. Set in New York’s boho-chic NoMad neighborhood, once the epicenter of the iconic city’s Roaring Twenties Jazz era, it takes its name from 20th-century actress, chorus girl, and model “It Girl” Evelyn Nesbit. The historic Beaux Arts first opened its doors in 1905 as Hotel Broztell. In the early 1990s, the property was named after American composer George Gershwin, known as

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5:25

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT SOUTH SEAS RESORT

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2025/08/05

South Seas Resort on Captiva Island has vacation life figured out. This 330-acre retreat is the ultimate getaway for those who love the beach, boating, fishing, shelling, and golf.If you’re wondering how one resort can offer so many experiences, the best way to find out is by making the trek to this quaint island located three miles off the coast of Fort Myers, FL. Discover why vacationers from around the world visit Captiva to get away from the hustle of city life and luxuriate on one of south

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5:17

Indulge in the art of making pasta

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2025/08/05

I don’t know about you, but I love pasta, especially fresh pasta. Pasta remains an economical family staple and the base for many iconic Italian dishes. Guests of Tuscan Women Cook, the culinary immersion vacation in Montefollonico, Italy, watch nonnas Donatella and Simonetta Nardi effortlessly beat an egg into a well of flour, whipping both into a soft, pliable pasta dough. Once they are satisfied with the texture, they take a lump the size of a fist. They roll it out into a sfoglia, a large, wide

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3:44

Dive into Summer with The Pelican Tide A Captivating...

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2025/08/05

After disaster strikes, a Louisiana family and their community need to prove to each other and the world that their bond is thicker than the oil threatening their shores in Sharon J. Wishnow’s stunning debut novel. Summer is a great time to relax and read a good book. I love nothing more than diving into a really good story. Sharon Wishnow’s debut novel, The Pelican Tide, does just that along with a brown pelican named Gumbo.To read the full article by Trina Kaye visit luxebeatmag.com.

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6:37

Discover the Perfect Italian Summer Salad Recipe

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2025/08/05

Tuscan Panzanella is a zesty bread salad and summer staple in and around Montefollonico. Usually made with cubes of crusty Italian bread, tomatoes, basil, cucumbers and a simple splash of vinegar and olive oil, it is infinitely customizable. The beauty of this recipe is that you can add or subtract ingredients to suit any taste. It’s one of those dishes that never disappoints.To read the article by Trina Kaye and grab the recipe visit luxebeatmag.com.

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13:06

A Rainy Day in Canberra Wine District – The Perfect...

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2025/08/05

The Canberra Wine District, in the Australia Capital Territory, is one of “hearts and vines” where wines reflect the essence of the land. It is home to some of Australia’s most respected and innovative winemakers and vineyards. At its heart lies the artistry of winemaking. Like Bordeaux, it’s in an extraordinary location of elevated continental climate. The tranquil rural countryside around the Wine District is nestled amidst undulating hills and framed by distant views of the Snowy Mountains. With

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21:49

NC Furniture Designer Brian Boggs

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2025/08/05

North Carolina holds a special place in my heart, having lived in Raleigh for over 20 years. When a little piece of N.C. crosses my desk, I am always happy to cover. When I was introduced to Asheville, N.C. artisan Brian Boggs’ work, I was blown away. His work is GORGEOUS! With the assistance of his wife Melanie Boggs, CEO and Co-founder of Brian Boggs Chairmakers, Inc. we were able to make this incredible interview happen.To read the full article by Sherrie Wilkolaski visit luxebeatmag.com.

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11:30

Open Impressionism Artist Erin Hanson

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2025/08/05

For painter Erin Hanson, working as a professional artist was an easy career choice. This bioengineering UC Berkeley graduate would take the life of a painter, more than that of a doctor…any day of the week. She is considered to be the originator of painting style called “Open Impressionism. You can find inspiration from her favorite French painter Vincent van Gogh, peppered throughout her work. She says, “I would love to sit in a hay field in France and paint with van Gogh.” The market is ravenous

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15:30

“Opera’s powerhouse mezzo” Natalja Sticco

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2025/08/05

Natalja Sticco is a hot ticket in the world of opera. NY Weekly ranked her #7 in their list of Top 20 Artists to Follow in 2020. The Latvian-born opera and classical singer launched her career in 2009. She moved to Boston in 2018 and broke out as a soloist and concert performer. With over 200 performances covering 30 operas throughout her career, she has established herself as an emerging powerhouse and classical crossover artists. She’s known throughout Europe, the Middle East, and North America

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17:13

Discover art architecture and history on a...

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2025/08/05

Walking has always been my go-to mode of exploration when I visit a new city. Not only do I get a feel of a destination’s vibe and see its attractions, but I also get the additional bonus of exercise. And when I opt for a guided tour, it’s the trifecta! Recently, I was in Minneapolis and wanted to learn more about the town, as my once and only previous visit here was eons ago. And I had little recollection of the place other than attending a show at the famed Guthrie Theater. To read the full

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5:53

Global Etiquette Holiday Gifting

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2025/08/05

It’s the time of year that can be challenging for most of us—who, what and how much to gift for the holidays. I’ve many of my own thoughts, but I came across Sharon Schweitzer’s list of 10 rules of holiday gift giving etiquette and she makes excellent points covering most situations. Sharon, is an international etiquette expert, author, and founder of Access to Culture. When discussing gift etiquette opinions are all over the place. For me, it is important to stick to a budget and choose gifts for

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11:12

Global Etiquette Handshakes & Greetings Worldwide

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2025/08/05

Many of us have heard the expression, “You have one chance to make a first impression.” Your handshake and/or greeting are part of that impression. I cannot begin to cover all countries, so I will cover what I know. In addition, times have changed and new customs are being introduced. That does not necessarily mean they are being adopted.My references have included “Do’s and Taboos Around the World,” “Modern Manners,” as well as numerous articles I’ve read and experiences I’ve encountered. Some

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15:00

Ride the wave train through Utah’s Cataract Canyon

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2025/08/05

The sign on the left of the river warned of the rapids to come. We were as prepared as we could be, having heard about the intense Class 4+ whitewater that we would encounter after reaching the confluence of the Colorado and Green Rivers in Utah’s Cataract Canyon. The water level was high, which meant the rapids would be fast and turbulent…and exciting! The wave train started with some fun rapids, then it was time to “buckle up” for the mile-long siege, where the rapids come in quick succession,

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8:34

Skip the Big Ship What I loved about Alaska Day Cruising

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2025/08/05

I tried an Alaskan cruise once – the kind with fancy buffets, towels folded like swans, and nightly magic shows. It wasn’t for me. I wanted to get up close and personal with this wild remote state, so I’ve returned several times to traverse Alaska by foot, bush plane, and small boats. In June, I headed to Seward to explore with Kenai Fjords Tours. I joined a daylong tour and a dinner cruise, leaving plenty of time for hiking, strolling through town, and drinking in the mountain views. To read the

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11:35

Santa Barbara The American Riviera

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2025/08/05

California is a treasure trove of historical backdrops and natural abundance. Its mild Mediterranean climate features 840 miles of coastline and 61 cities and enclaves within its coastal zone. Recently, I revisited the unique blend of history and modernity in Santa Barbara. Nestled between the dramatic Santa Ynez mountains and the azure Pacific Ocean, idyllic Santa Barbara boasts 300 days of sunshine. The first time I visited, I was struck by Santa Barbara’s unique blend of historical charm and

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5:49

Street Food on the Edge

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2025/08/05

When I plan a trip back to the Queen City the menu of good eats gets top priority. A few summers ago I was thrown an unexpected curve-ball when my folks introduced me to Food Truck Tuesdays at Larkin Square. My parents are regulars and they have been bragging about Larkinville since the grand opening in 2012. I was finally going to get to see what it was all about. With camera and appetite in hand we headed to the site of the former Larkin Soap Company warehouse buildings.To read the full article by

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6:25

UK’s Honest Burgers: Succulence in Every Bite

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2025/08/05

Taking a bite of an Honest Burgers hamburger changed my life. It’s been over five years since UK’s best burger chain rocked my world, and I’m still dreaming about the succulent delicacy in every bite. It was my first trip to London, and I was traveling with a dear friend, chef Katherine Frelon. Katherine is a Brit, living in France, and we were in town for a cooking class she was giving in the city. Katherine is an incredible tour guide, and she insisted there was one stop we had to make. Honest

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13:00

WUSTHOF A Cut Above

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2025/08/05

Carving the Thanksgiving turkey or Christmas ham is a symbolic ritual that signifies a celebration is underway. As I started formulating my plans for the holiday season, the majority of my lists revolve around food, cocktails and desserts. Once the menus are established, I move on to tableware, accessories and the like. My mind wanders and I reflect back to holidays past. In my family, we’re all very particular as to the specific knife used for the bird or dessert pie. We still laugh about my

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10:46

Torrance A Beach Town Filled with Variety

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2025/08/05

A cloudless sky, bright sunshine, and a wide, pristine sandy beach welcomed me on my first trip to Torrance, California. Sports enthusiasts waited for the perfect wave—the bicyclists whizzed by the designated bike path, the 22-mile bike path ending in Malibu. Discover Torrance invited me to explore this California beach community. Over 2.5 days, it didn’t take long to understand why this community is attracting young professionals. In the words of Laura Porter, Co-owner of Smog City Brewing, “We

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5:54

Explore Alaskas mining history on a tour of Gold...

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2025/08/05

Gold was discovered in the Fairbanks area in 1902 when Italian immigrant Felix Pedro struck it rich. He put Fairbanks on the map and thousands of men rushed to interior Alaska in search of the precious yellow metal. They were driven by gold fever and the chance to stake their claims, often enduring harsh conditions amid a rugged landscape. By 1930, though, small mines were replaced by large scale mechanized mining and dredging operations. To this day, the region continues to be a productive gold

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