Cartier connects with their consumers via Painted Love

Cartier – How far would you go for LOVE? Cartier revealed via facebook its video interpretation of the question “How far would you go for Love?”, a short film directed by New York based directors Waverly, with an original music by the French band AIR. Painted Love movie revisits the myth of Pygmalion and Galatea … Read more

2012 Michelin Guide Germany: Michelin gives more stars to Germany than ever before

Germany now ranks just behind France as the European country with the most three-starred restaurants Germany is now has the second highest number of three-starred restaurants in Europe, behind France (with 25). With one new restaurant awarded a third star and ten new two-star restaurants in the MICHELIN guide Germany 2012, the country’s gourmet dining … Read more

SLIMMA nations are set to dominate travel and tourism in the near future

Forget the BRIC countries – travel soon will be all about the SLIMMA Although conventional wisdom suggests we’ll be heading to Brazil, Russia, India and China (the BRIC countries) more and more — the hottest vacation destinations in the coming years could be the ‘SLIMMA’ bloc, according to a new report. At this week’s , … Read more

It’s the end of the world, baby! The 2012 Campari Calendar makes a toast to life

Entitled It’s the end of the world, baby!, this year’s Campari Calendar takes its inspiration from the buzz around the prediction that, according to the ancient Mayan culture, the world as we know will end on 21st December 2012 and enter a transformative period. Campari’s answer to this ‘gloomy’ imaginary is to react, in an … Read more

The world’s most sexy, expensive and advanced speakers: 25 Best Audiophile Speakers of All Time

The editors of AudiophileReview.com blog sat down for a classic debate over what are truly the best, ultimate level loudspeakers of all-time. The list included speakers costing $5,000 and more per pair from the modern era of audiophile speakers as well as all-time classics from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Voting on this highly subjective … Read more