The team behind L’Etrangers in South Kensington will open a new restaurant, Meursault in early February. Meursault will be like a sister restaurant to L’Etranger, aiming to be a “younger and more spirited” to its highly acclaimed counterpart.

After Thierry Mugler closed his label and disappeared from the public eye (and the Clarins company), he’s resurfaced to put his New York residence on the market.

The excitement of the season continues to mount in Singapore with the approaching Valentine's Day, Singapore Airshow and the annual Chingay parade right around the corner.

A New York based high-end aquarium and pool design firm known as Okeanos Aquascaping has always be infamous for some of the greatest aquatic creations. The firm has currently been added to the Robb Report for their most exclusive holiday gifts, but you’ll never guess why.

The 2014 Winter Olympics Host Sochi is preparing for a mind-blowing Winter Art Festival curated by Russian conductor and violist Yury Bashmet.

Debuting at SIHH, Richard Mille’s RM 050 Tourbillon Split Seconds Competition Chronograph Felipe Massa  is a special a limited edition creation of just of 10 pieces. The new design boasts a manual winding tourbillon movement caliber RMCC1 with hours, minutes, chronograph, split seconds, power reserve, torque indicator and function indicator. The split seconds Competition Chronograph RM 050 Felipe Massa […]

The happy occasions keep rolling in for Beyoncé and Jay-Z. It was announced that Beyonce will be honored with a monument in her hometown of Houston, Texas.

The 26-year old L.A. Clipper wasted no time in purchasing a multimillion dollar home, just after a month of relocating. As we all know, Paul used to be a former New Orleans Hornet, but was recently picked up by L.A. with an earning salary of $16.3 million for his first season. In 2006, Paul was the NBA rookie of the year and since 2008, he’s been in four consecutive NBA all-star games.

One World Trade Center, the skyscraper under construction at Ground Zero in the Financial District, continues to rise in more than stature. The price tag of the tower is now more than $3.8 billion, making it by far the world's most expensive new office tower.

The documentary titled "Putin's Kiss" won the Documentary Cinematography Award at this year's Sundance Film Festival.

Whiskey is now becoming an investment tool. Because of high returns of rare blends on the market, the demand and prices of the rare drink are rising steeply

If you're have a haute Valentine then this offering from the Peninsula may be just the ticket to his or her heart. For $1,500 one luck couple will get to enjoy the Peninsula Hotel's Valentine's Day dinner package. Let me reiterate one lucky couple can reserve the entire 22nd floor of the Fifth Avenue luxury hotel, and splurge on a five-course meal followed by their sole use of the pool. The hotel says, "The entire pool area, located on the 22nd floor and featuring views of the sparkling city skyline, will be reserved for the use of the couple to enjoy a five-course meal paired with a bottle of vintage Champagne and followed by a dip in the pool."

Haute 100 lister Brett David, CEO of Prestige Imports and founder of the Ride 2 Revive organization, took to Gulfstream Park and Casino on January 23rd to host a charity event that would benefit children with terminal diseases.

An exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London is showcasing the world’s largest pieces of cloth made from spider silk, including a cape.

The first month of 2012 has brought a handful of new creative cocktail joints perfect for a catching up with friends on a cold winter’s night. Here’s a run down of NYC’s newest destinations for speciality libations:

Former Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter celebrated his 32nd birthday this weekend at Hard Rock Hotel.

If you can recall, Harry Morton, the genius behind Fukuburger in Hollywood, well he’s gearing up to start a new food venture called Pink Taco located on W. Sunset Blvd where Miyagi’s used to be located. The Mexican restaurant will showcase a large bar and a small taqueria, along with two oversized doors that leads guest right onto the enormous ground floor patio.

I used to work at The Isabella Stewart Gardner museum in Boston, full of Ancient treasures. Walking through it was like a dream for your senses, and it made you want to immediately go home and adorn your apartment with beautiful things. Coats of armor, enormous hand woven textiles, completely one of a kind hand carved and painted furniture, jewels from the 1500s that still sparkled like new, paintings of chubby cherubs and religious figures adorned almost every inch of this place. Walking up and down the aisles of the Young Collectors Night at the Winter Antiques show gave me serious deja vu.