March marks the opening of Lucky Strike in one of San Francisco’s most coveted neighborhoods: South Beach right around the corner from AT&T Park (Go Giants!). More specifically, it’ll be located on the ground floor of the Beacon condos on 200 King St.

The three-day Kaplya Film festival comes to Moscow this weekend in hopes of boosting the local horror movie industry. The festival mixes an award ceremony with a six-film festival and classes taught by the stars.

Comic book enthusiasts can find out what they’d look like as a superhero if they stop by Tate’s Comics in Lauderhill this weekend.

We live in an era where it rules to be a pet.

In a time of financial crisis, prospective customers of luxury yachts no longer feel filthy rich. The solution if you’re luxury yachtmaker Ferretti? Let a Chinese company buy you.

San Francisco will host the 21st Annual Zinfandel Festival on Jan. 26 to 28. More than 250 wineries will attend the event, and participants will be able to taste barrel samples and new releases, attend education seminars and culinary demos and indulge in decadent food pairings.

The billionaire wife of ex-Moscow mayor is expected to buy Morrison’s Hotel in Dublin, Ireland for a reported 25 million euros ($31.7 million), according to Irish Times.

Moscow’s Red Square is a prime piece of Russian real estate, and since the razing of Hotel Rossiya, the 3,000-room Soviet Era hotel in 2006, several ideas have been thrown around one what to do with the space, including a mixed-use complex that includes a hotel, office, retail spaces and an administrative center that could contain a new parliament building and government headquarters in the future.

The city within Russia made entirely of ice and snow, called Sokolniki Park, Moroz City (Frost city), took more than 500 blocks of ice to construct, 1,000 blocks of ice and 100 architects, sculptors and artists to construct.