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+13 Maya Lindstrom Sounds like a solid start for the two of them tying the knot in Tuscany.
Five Small Towns Highlight Regional History, Architecture Lifestyle — Sep 17, 2026 A collection of profiles highlights small, little-known American towns—Monticello (Florida), Rico (Colorado), Spring Lake (New Jersey), Dayton (Virginia), and Pendleton (South Carolina)—as overlooked gems defined by historic architecture, stunning natural surroundings, and a laid-back, welcoming pace that contrast with more tourist-heavy destinations. Each piece emphasizes preserved town character, scenic beauty, and a sense of community that makes these places stand out despite their under-the-radar status. +55
+5 Rachel Meyers Jay Glazer's insider takes make the NFL Kickoff worth catching every week.+5 Priya Raman The multi-course dinner at that Michigan resort in October sounds like a fun twist on fall travel.+4 Derek Foss It's heartbreaking to see drones demolishing entire villages like Mansouri even during a ceasefire. The people there deserve accountability from both Israel and their own government.Seiler & Speer sell out Ernst Happel Stadium Travel — Sep 1, 2026 South Africa’s autumn arts calendar features major events like FNB Art Joburg, Open Book Festival, the Cape Town Photography Festival, the Jomba! Contemporary Dance Experience, and the European Film Festival, highlighting a vibrant, cross-border cultural scene. In Cappadocia’s Güzelyurt, a tranquil town known for peaceful coexistence among Greek, Turkish, Kurdish and Bulgarian communities, locals sustain rich traditions—from tea and backgammon to ancient crafts—while Europe's live-music markets, including Austria’s, continue to show strong stadium demand and major acts selling out venues. +2 +21 Dana Whitfield Longtime fans like me might miss the deliberate third-person pacing even if the environmental storytelling holds up in Unreal Engine 5.Toll Brothers plans Charlotte townhomes, markets final homes at two communities x/charlotte-north-carolina — Sep 21, 2026 Toll Brothers is offering final opportunities to buy new homes across multiple communities, including the upcoming River Point Collection in Charlotte, and remaining homes at Ingram Dunes in Myrtle Beach and Lacamas Hills in Camas, Washington. The Myrtle Beach inventory consists of a single 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home at 512 9th (2,885 sq ft), while Lacamas Hills has a final move-in-ready Powell Collection home and, in another listing, a Lacamas Hills home priced at $889,000. +3