Living

On this luxury sleeper train, you’ll get a unique ride and amazing views

South America's first luxury sleeper train, The Belmond Andean Explorer, runs one- and two-day sightseeing trips out of Cusco, Arequipa and Puno, Peru.

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Entertainment

Caribbean305 celebrates island tapas and cocktails

The June 3 sampling event at Jungle Island showcases food and drink from 16 Caribbean nations and territories.

Food & Drink

How to design an icebreaker for an entire city? Start with lunch

The United Way of Miami-Dade kicked off Connect Miami’s 10 Days of Connection with a lunch among strangers

Jock Doc

Golfing elbow usually requires physical therapy to prevent its return

Q. I play golf two to three times a week and have had pain on the inside part of my right elbow for two months. I rested it for two weeks, but when I went back to play it hurt even worse. I tried ibuprofen and it did not help. I want to know how to get rid of the pain. What should I do?

Health & Fitness

Five steps to help your child cope with anxiety

Children need help to understand the difference between safe things that should be experienced — despite the anxiety they provoke — and things that are truly dangerous. When your child experiences fear and anxiety more frequently or intensely than other youth, helping them can be confusing or challenging.

Travel

A guide to Paris for repeat visitors

"Where are the fan dancers?" I wondered aloud as I descended into a cave-like nightclub-cum-cabaret on the Left Bank. My friends and I sat down across from one another at a long table that spanned the rock-walled room. It was after midnight, and save for one other tipsy group, we had the place to ourselves.

Travel

New luxury at LAX

For all those celebrities and wealthy travelers who don't want to wade through the morass of paparazzi and regular passengers, a security company is debuting a unique LAX terminal with an exclusive entrance, luxury suites, well-stocked refrigerators, private bathrooms and even daybeds.

Travel

Slipping into an 'Ocean State' of mind in southern Rhode Island

I tasted the ocean in the air as I sat on the outdoor deck at Matunuck Oyster Bar, the ebbing tide draining a few feet from our table into the Great Salt Pond and from there to the sea.

Travel

Albuquerque boasts plenty of sass and style

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – One of my fondest travel memories was of a trip I took with my grandparents on historic Route 66 from their home in Texas to California. One of our stops was Albuquerque, where my grandfather suggested dinner at La Placita Dining Rooms and Cantina in Old Town.

Travel

SeaWorld and Sesame Workshop to build new theme park

SeaWorld Entertainment announced a partnership extension last week with Sesame Workshop that will include the development of an additional Sesame Place theme park.

Travel

There's more than just Pandora on Disney's plate this summer

Pandora is Disney's big draw this summer, but there are a lot of footnotes beyond giant blue people happening around Walt Disney World worth checking out if you're heading the Mouse's way.

Travel

Why Mexico City is a world-class destination – and you should go

Inside the magical courtyard garden of famed artist Frida Kahlo, the striking cobalt blue walls are rimmed with green and red accents around windows and doorways.

Home & Garden

Minneapolis cooking couple remake their home around the kitchen of their dreams

As partners in business, restaurateur Rebecca Illingworth Penichot and her executive chef know the necessity of an efficient kitchen. But as partners in life, that was sorely lacking in their own home.

Home & Garden

Design Recipes: 10 tips for affordable nursery design

Nursery design doesn't have to break the bank.

Home & Garden

Yardsmart: How to be a good neighbor in urban agriculture

With the retirement of buggy horses in the city a century ago, the mess, smell and flies suddenly declined. Eventually ordinances were drafted to gradually purge the urban world of farm animals, solving a multitude of problems they caused in high density areas. Today these old ways of thinking are challenged by urban agriculture aficionados who are bringing chickens and other livestock into the city.

Home & Garden

Plumber: Check out these new bar faucet features

Q: Dear Ed: After years of planning and part-time work, I'm finishing up my basement wet bar. All I need to do is install the bar faucet and sink. I already have the bar sink but need to look for a nice bar faucet. Is there anything new with bar faucets that I should check out when I purchase the faucet?

Home & Garden

Ask Angie's List: Should you hire a pro for pool maintenance?

A swimming pool can make your home the envy of the block, especially on a hot summer day.

Home & Garden

How to talk about bedbugs with a well-traveled house guest

Q: When well-traveled house guests visit, should you air your concerns about bedbugs? Is it OK to ask someone to leave his luggage outside his room?

Home & Garden

A garden for special-needs kids grows

The banana peels come from the pie shop. The carrot pulp comes from the juice bar. Food remnants at Bob Roth's New River Groves in Davie do not go in the garbage. They head for compost containers out back, 5-gallon paint buckets where scraps are turned into gardening gold by students with autism and other developmental disabilities.

Home & Garden