Iconic DeLorean EV from the ’80s is back at NY Auto Show Delorean Electric will cost $95000 in 2013 Since its debut in 1981 DeLorean has earned its place in pop-culture iconography. The sport cars’ easily recognizable gull-wing doors, stainless steel body, and rear mounted engine has appeared in movies, video games, and television … Read more
Frederic POTTECHER is the founder of Ecosystem that he runs since the creation of the company. He created Ecosystem in 1989 to enhance the value of his discoveries of researcher biologist and he still ensures today the research and development of his company. The innovations resulting from the research of Frederic POTTECHER are the key … Read more
Louis Vuitton makes belts since 1930 and considers them the most essential accessory. But although the belt brings a huge benefit to all silhouettes, whether men or women, it was always overshadowed and has a limited glamour capital. Associated in the past with military, as a fashion items, the men started wearing belts in the … Read more
In 2012, the world celebrates Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). He was the speaker and organizer of the Jugendstil art movement and promoter of young, up-and-coming talent. He created some of the most famous Art Nouveau paintings worldwide and gave Vienna plenty of reasons to celebrate his 150th Birthday in 2012. The magnificent baroque palace complex of … Read more
Time Out New York magazine announced the 2012 Food & Drink Award winners at an annual industry awards event honoring the year’s finest restaurants and bars, chosen by our critics and readears. Over 100,000 votes were cast to determine the ten winners in the Readers’ Choice category in addition to the ten Critics’ Picks winners. Seamus … Read more
A new exhibition at The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium presents incredible photos of life in the 40s shot by young Stanley Kubrick, one of the leading filmmakers of the 20th century (Lolita, Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, The Shining) Shortly after graduating from high school in 1945, Stanley … Read more