Following the custom Xbox 360 controller Modjunkiez designed for our sister site, GameRevolution, they set out to create a controller for PlayStation LifeStyle, and the beautiful specimen you'll find in the images showed up at my doorstep shortly after …

The 150-year-old landmark, now part of the Starwood hotel and resort management group's Luxury Collection, has been restored to its full glory after an 18-month makeover by award-winning designer Alexandra Champalimaud. The hotel was listed as a …

“But that we have to live that lifestyle ourselves as senior higher education administrators seems to me to be pretty questionable.” The UCLA expense reports were submitted for attending meetings with donors, stoking new educational partnerships in …

But there's a new feeling in the air – a sea breeze of change, if you like – with a rash of new-build announcements from companies in the luxury market. Rather than competing on scale, they attempt to outdo each other on supreme levels of service, top …

On Friday morning he was spotted at luxury sportswear boutique Lululemon in Balmain. No, he was not in the market for a new pair of yoga tights, but was apparently on the hunt for a birthday gift for his wife Zoe. Offering expert advice on the matter …

This new development offers superbly appointed apartments with two bedrooms, lounge, a modern Siematic fitted kitchen with integrated Neff appliances and luxury Villeroy and Boch bathrooms. The apartments are available from Monday, July 15. There is a …

A FAMILY who funded a luxury lifestyle during a seven-year deception laundering cash have been ordered to repay almost three-quarters of a million pounds of their ill-gotten gains. Career crook Gwynne Hollis – father of Emmerdale actress Kelli Hollis …

The ILTM Americas Opening Forum 2013 is a live debate created to inspire the industry, facilitated by Javier Arredondo, Founding Partner of Mexico's luxury lifestyle magazine, Travesias. Gabriel Duque, Vice Minister of Foreign Trade, Colombia will open …

Buddhism in Thailand is largely of the Theravada school, whose ethics include that monks refrain from personal wealth and luxury items, as well as of any “things that tend to beautify and adorn”, including “decorative accessories”, and instead make a …