Travel across the globe aboard The World, the largest, most luxurious private yacht on earth.

Abitare-Minotti in the Miami Design District unveils its remodeled showroom and continues to exhibit the best names in contemporary Italian furniture design.

Saturday, April 9 marked the end of a spectacular week of sailing at the Voiles de Saint Barth. Richard Mille sponsored this second edition of the event and the sailing conditions upheld the gorgeous island’s sterling reputation with strong winds and exceptionally blue seas primed for the competition.

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Gisela Lowenstein sheds light on why cleanliness is next to Godliness.

Eccentrics Donald and Lisa Pliner have already eradicated a portion of majority interest in their own company, their Los Angeles pied-a-terre is currently on the market for $1.7 million, but now, so is their 10,000-square-foot mansion on the exclusive Star Island where such celebrities as Shaquille O'Neal, Will Smith, Rosie O'Donnell, Madonna, Alex Rodriguez, Diddy, and Sylvester Stallone have called home at some point.

This year’s list covering the top destinations of global luxury retailers is not only topped by Hong Kong for the second year in a row, but also has placed Singapore, Tokyo, and Beijing in its top ten. The list is the fourth annual survey by real estate consultancy CB Richard Ellis and this year’s list illustrates Asia’s emergence as a formidable destination for the world’s top high-end retailers to set up shop.

On a rainy Tuesday night this week, I was in New York City searching frantically for 530 West 27th Street, the site of "Sleep No More"—a Macbeth-inspired, Hitchcock-infused performance piece. "Sleep No More" is a large-scale, exploratory performance installation set inside an old hotel.

Il sole is located in the heart of West Hollywood at the Beverly Hills end of the Sunset Strip. Far from your typical L.A. hang out, it feels as if you’re in some trendy place in downtown Manhattan. The location is convenient if you plan to go out that night. The restaurant is a perfect hideout for celebs, and would be appropriate for a low-key date as well. The dress code is fashion forward and smart casual. After all, you want to look good with all of those models and handsome regulars on display.

Cullum Homes' new model residences, which start at $1.5 million, range from 3,320 to 5,590 square feet and display such cutting-edge features as the latest aesthetic trends, impressive energy conservation, and iPad "smart home" technology.

The Empire State Building has a history of lighting up in different colors as a statement for city-wide or world-wide events. Back in January, it shone green and white in honor of the Jets' NFL playoff game against the New England Patiors. More recently, the skyscraper lit up in red and white as a tribute to the earthquake victims in Japan. And last night, the iconic building was illuminated in blue. The occasion? The 20 Year Reunion show of the Blue Man Group.

If you love to play high stakes poker, now you have a worthy poker set to play the games with. Geoffrey Parker, maker of the finest games on the globe is offering the world’s most expensive poker set for you to play with.

Conceived just three years ago by a passionate group of designers, retail entrepreneurs and fashionistas, Los Angeles-based Seaside Luxe, LLC has taken resort retail to dizzying new heights. Its debut series of shops opened at Hawaii Island’s exclusive Hualalai Resort in 2008, garnering instant buzz within the hospitality and retail industries, as well as accolades from glitterati shoppers, celebrities and critics alike. In late 2010, Lee Ann Sauter, CEO/founder, and team tweaked the concept and took it to Maui’s Four Seasons Resort, Wailea, where they opened a trio of new shops in December: Cabana, 22 Knots and Ports.

Native Bostonians, tourists, and critics agree: the following five choice steakhouses are among the best in the city of Boston.

Hollywood’s The Redbury Hotel is invading Manhattan. New Yorkers may seem to be an immutable kind, however, they also manifest a sense of class and daring panache that allows their city to attract a range of people from the bourgeoisie to royalty. The Redbury Hotel, a Hollywood staple located on the iconic corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Vine, and also home to the critically-acclaimed restaurant Cleo, is on the definite verge of becoming bi-coastal.