It’s a good thing Andalusians invented ‘little plates.’ Not only do they ‘comen las palabras’ with their easy going accent, but I’d also be fifteen pounds heavier…and broke. Believe it or not, debate still surrounds the birth of tapas. One story says that a 13th-century doctor instructed Castilian king Alfonso X El Sabio to eat [...]
Editor-in-Chief
Professional Journalist and PR/Marketing Executive, Revis has worked as an Adventure Guide in the dense jungles of Costa Rica, rafted Switzerland’s Class V rapids, studied culture and wildlife in Australia and New Zealand, and worked as a Hollywood advertising film executive. In addition to living on the 13th floor of an apartment complex in Buenos Aires and Fort Larrabee off the Sunset Strip, she has served as an editor at Los Angeles Confidential Magazine (Niche Media, LLC), where she covered entertainment, fine art, luxury travel, and charitable causes. She was also a contributor to Teen Vogue, Town + Country, Art + Living Magazine, Islands Magazine, Kiteboarding Magazine, Moving Pictures Magazine, and Surface Magazine. PS. She doesn't like water chestnuts.
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- Mexico’s Luxe Villa – Staff included! May 27, 2012Picture yourself here, nestled between Puerto Vallarta and Acapulco dipping your bod into this infinity pool and gazing out to sea. You there? Good. We wanted to collaborate with our readers to share in a mutual daydream. This is Casa Colina, one of Mexico’s finest off-the-radar villa rental retreats. This isn’t your bargain escape, but [...]
- Marrakech on my mind May 21, 2012Located in the heart of the meandering streets of the souk, The Great Getaway Medina is the perfect picture of what one might hope for on a trip to exotic Marrakech. An intimate six-room property, housed in a former Riad, the magic begins the moment you enter the grand circular courtyard with high columns and arches, detailed [...]
- The Westward Look: Great Memorial Weekend Deal May 13, 2012Some of my fondest memories of childhood include visits to the once dusty old cowboy town of Tucson, Arizona to visit my grandparents. Seeing them was always an experience. They lived in this crazy desert house with wallpaper printed with lush leaves and tropical trees so the living room always felt like a bit of [...]
- Sydney – An LGBT Mardi Gras Experience May 10, 2012In celebration and support of Marriage Equality and Civil Rights FOR ALL – regardless of gender, sexuality, color, creed, (or the religious institutions that attempt to use an omnipotent invisible power as an excuse to limit the rights of wonderful, loving human beings) – here is a brand spankin’ new post on Sydney, an LGBT [...]
- Lake Como’s Grand Hotel Tremezzo May 6, 2012Located on the shores of the famous Lake Como, lies a gem of a property we’re looking to stay. With 88 molto elegant rooms and 10 exclusive suites, we’re talking about the Grand Hotel Tremezzo. Why are we recently obsessed, you ask? Well, it’s unique lakeside positioning offers unparalleled views of Bellagio, the Riviera delle [...]
- NYC Brings Another Re-Vamped Property to the Mix. Roger That. May 3, 2012We adore JRK Properties (they have the lovely Oceana in Santa Monica and one in Santa Barbara too). They hosted us awhile back and they were wonderful hosts. So, for those who like a good host and good NYC hotel, this June, they’re unveiling ‘Roger‘, a refreshed brand identity, with a fully updated food and [...]
