America is now the “land of the free and the home of the gay,” according to Lady Gaga's version of the national anthem. The singer altered the Star Spangled Banner — a 200-year-old song celebrating an American fort's survival of a brutal British …

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In comparison, almost 25 per cent of HNWIs admitted they spent money on collectibles such as coins, wine and antiques, while luxury automobiles, boats and jets accounted for 19 per cent of allocated passion investments. Almost 17 per cent of HNWIs …

Earlier this month, those same growing engineering capabilities of one of India's two homegrown passenger car makers— the other being Tata Motors—were on show in a vehicle launch: that of the Verito Vibe. Even for a company that has launched seven …

Through the 1920s and 1930s, the Art Deco movement exerted a strong international influence on the design of buildings, furniture, jewelry, objets d'art, and fashion, as well as luxury ocean liners, passenger trains, and automobiles. Early Art Deco …

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For a high-flying adventure or a thrilling ride on the water, make your plans in advance with K.S. Watersports, which can set you up with jet-skis, parasailing, or take you on a high-speed tour around the island on its hydrofoil catamaran boat that …

The full experience takes two hours, but you can opt for a shorter adventure. Want to be more active? Explore the … If you're island sightseeing, stop for the famous Caribbean lunch buffet at Rawlins Plantation (reserve ahead). After your 10-dish …

When the Sautabu people of Fiji grew tired of vegetables – and, let's face it, we all can – they'd strike an enemy warrior on the back of his head with a war club, leaving him paralysed. Next they'd roast him alive on a bed of burning taro leaves and …