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Ann Binlot

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Covers:  travel, fashion, busines, culture, politics, music, art, foreign affairs, lifestyle
Doesn't Cover: sports
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As an adventurous and avid traveler, Ann Binlot's career as a journalist has taken her to Hong Kong, where she worked for TIME, Newsweek's London bureau and the Paris bureau of the Associated Press. Born in California, Ann's been a New Yorker since 2003, contributing to BlackBook, T Magazine's The Moment, Economist.com and Elle.com. From interviewing war photographers to the world's most renowned artists and fashion industry personalities, Ann's wide array of interests have brought her from Cub…

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Master of light

Master of light

CRYSTALS at CityCenter in Las Vegas is where high rollers go to spend their winnings. In a spectacular angula…

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Carlos Jereissati, the Man Who Brought Luxury to Brazil

Carlos Jereissati, the Man Who Brought Luxury to Brazil

SÃO PAULO, Brazil - At just over 387,500 square feet sprawled across four levels with over 200 stores, seven …

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1968 Black Power salute: From high emotion to high art

1968 Black Power salute: From high emotion to high art

The iconic gesture enters a new kind of history: art history

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The Insider’s Guide to Sardinia

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By Ann Binlot Verified
| W Magazine Verified
We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. Sardinia, or Sardegna in Italian, is an ideal destination for a summer escape thanks to its crystalline blue waters, wild landscape, and unhurried pace of life. The second-largest Mediterranean island after Sicily, Sardinia’s way of living earned the island its Blue Zone status, thanks to a diet rich in whole grains, legumes, greens, and vegetables and its antioxidant-rich Cannonau wine.
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The Insider’s Guide to Sardinia

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By Ann Binlot Verified
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22 hours ago In the 19th century, the United States and Britain used “gunboat diplomacy” to project power and intimidate rivals. Tilman Fertitta, the U.S. ambassador to Italy, is using what he calls “coastal diplomacy” to try to charm Italians, extend goodwill and, yes, project U.S. power − of the billionaire …
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The New Crystal Bridges Tells a More Honest Story About American Art

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| Cultured Magazine Verified
The contemporary American art gallery at Crystal Bridges. Photography by Tim Hursley and courtesy of Crystal Bridges. Walmart heiress Alice Walton opened the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in 2011 with the intention of making world class art more accessible to audiences in the South-Central United States. With its 114,000-square-foot Moshe Safdie-designed expansion, which opens June 6, she’s doubling down on that mission—literally.
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