What Americans Can Learn From Anthony Bourdain About Traveling the World

There are large contingents of Americans who are afraid they can’t open their mouths without offending someone. People who feel nervous to interact with those who act, look, and live differently than they do. Who believe political correctness has gotten so overwrought, so complicated, that there’s simply no way to engage with other cultures thoughtfully. “Political correctness” often just means being conscientious around people who are not you, yet some Americans feel it discourages them from traveling and exploring other cultures, lest they say the wrong thing. And this makes the world smaller, more stagnant.read more

Dallas Edges Austin on Texas Monthly’s Best New Restaurants List

Houston still reigns, but we passed up Austin this year. read more

Bridge collapses in Stony Hill

The Jamaica Constabulary Force is urging motorists and pedestrians to use alternative routes and exercise extreme caution following the collapse of the Long Bridge in Stony Hill, St Andrew, yesterday. read more

For Christina Tosi, Building a Dessert Empire Is Not All Milk and Cookies

As her Milk Bar chain enters the big leagues, the pastry chef’s challenge is holding on to its small-shop charms. link