Formula 1 has agreed a multi-year extension with the Belgian Grand Prix that will see the sport race at the iconic Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in four of the next six years. The extension, which includes Grands Prix in the 2026, 2027, 2029 and 2031 seasons, follows significant investment at the circuit in recent years, including the addition of two new grandstands – increasing capacity by 10,000 – and enhancement of the off-track entertainment and fan experience. Last year, the Belgian Grand Prix welcomed 380,000 fans across the race weekend in a gripping three days of action, which saw Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton claim his second win of the season and his fifth at Spa. Built in 1921, Spa-Francorchamps was one of just seven circuits to be part of Formula 1’s maiden championship in 1950 and has since hosted 57 Grands Prix. The Wallonian circuit is celebrated by fans and drivers alike for its mixture of long straights and challenging fast corners, including one of the most famous sections of racetrack in the world as drivers power through Eau Rouge and Raidillon, then on to the Kemmel straight.  Spanning 7.004km, it is the longest circuit on the Formula 1 calendar and has seen some of the sport’s most decorated drivers, including Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher, Niki Lauda, and Sebastian Vettel, win there. From the current grid, Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen have also taken victory at the circuit.  This season the FORMULA 1 BELGIAN GRAND PRIX 2025 will take place on 25-27 July and will see the return of the F1 Sprint to the track, providing fans with even more great racing entertainment across all three days of the race weekend. Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO of Formula 1, said: “The Belgian Grand Prix was one of the races that made up our maiden Championship in 1950, so as we kick off our 75th anniversary year it is fitting that we can share the news of this important extension. Spa-Francorchamps is rightly lauded by drivers and fans alike as one of the finest racetracks in the world and it has played host to some incredible moments over its many seasons in Formula 1. In recent years it has undergone significant work to improve the facility and overall fan experience, and I would like to pay tribute to the promoter and the Government of Wallonia for their dedication and passionate support for Formula 1 in Belgium.” Pierre-Yves Jeholet​​​​​​​​, Vice President of the Walloon Government ​and Minister of the Economy, said: “I am delighted that the Belgian Grand Prix – a must-attend event for Wallonia – has been confirmed on the F1 calendar for several years. The circuit provides the Region with high-quality sports infrastructure capable of hosting exceptional events, and thanks to the FIA Formula 1 World Championship, Spa-Francorchamps, and through it, Wallonia, is placed at the centre of global attention. In addition to this international showcase, the event generates significant economic benefits for Wallonia, as well as for Belgium. The extension of this relationship over several years will also allow the circuit teams to plan for the future, which is hugely positive.” Melchior Wathelet, President of Spa Grand Prix, and Vanessa Maes, CEO of Spa Grand Prix, said:  “We are both very proud of this renewal, which reflects the mutual trust built as we have upgraded our infrastructure and delivered record attendance and fantastic fan experience over recent years. This contract extension has once again been made possible thanks to the support of the Walloon Government but also the fans of what we believe is the most beautiful circuit in the world. Together we are strengthening our commitment to the development of our wonderful region.” By ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Formula 1

The House is pleased to introduce its new store window concept, Endless Narratives , a vision that intertwines objects, ideas, and stories into infinite possibilities. More than a display, it is a journey into a kaleidoscope of culture, where books, artifacts, and treasures converge across time, branching from past to present to future. This immersive concept transforms mirrored bookcases into reflective realms, where each shelf unfolds like a chapter and each object serves as inspiration for countless interpretations. Here, the House’s heritage and innovation flow together, creating endless narratives  that are both timeless and ever evolving. At the heart of Endless Narratives lies a seamless interplay between light and mirrors, expanding the space visually and inviting viewers to look deeper. On mirrored shelves, books, miniature statues, and replicas of Gucci’s archival bookends, blend harmoniously. This carefully curated design encourages audiences to see the objects and their infinite reflections, a poetic representation of Gucci’s creative universe. The concept also features a collaboration with renowned Italian artist Luca Pignatelli, lending a unique voice to the space. His blend of visual language draws upon the rich tradition of art history, while embracing a contemporary narrative that speaks to the passage of time and cultural memory. Pignatelli’s limited-edition of eighty artworks introduce an artistic layer to the Endless Narratives concept. These works incorporate his sugar-lift and collage techniques, transforming ordinary materials into objects of profound meaning. The artist’s exploration of historical and architectural references aligns perfectly with the display’s focus on timelessness and evolution, where every object, like Pignatelli’s art, invites infinite interpretations. With Endless Narratives , the House’s windows become more than displays, they are portals into a universe where objects inspire, and stories endlessly unfold. An invitation to lean closer, to reflect, and to uncover new perspectives, these windows act as mirrors of culture and imagination, embodying the boundless creativity at the heart of Gucci. The creativity will inspire Gucci stores around the world throughout the year, with objects on display changing periodically alongside showcased products and collections. As part of this evolving vision, Endless Narratives will slightly adapt across boutiques around the world.   Discover more about Gucci at gucci.com . By ML Staff. Image Courtesy of Gucci

In a guidance document issued in December 2024, and a webinar on December 9, 2024, the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued guidance that included polo among the equine events subject to the Horse Protection Act (HPA), including new regulations which become effective on February 1, 2025. The HPA was enacted in 1970 to prevent the “soring” of Tennessee Walking Horses and other show horses to affect their gait and show performance. If polo were covered by the HPA, it would place significant and unjustified burdens on the USPA, its members, and the entire polo ecosystem. Under the new regulations, event managers of all covered events will be required to notify APHIS at least 30 days in advance of their event whether event management has appointed a Horse Protection Inspector to conduct HPA-mandated inspections, is requesting an APHIS Veterinary Medical Officer to conduct inspections, or if event management is opting for neither. Thereafter, at least 15 days before any event, the event manager must notify the APHIS Administrator of any changes to the information previously provided. And lastly, the HPA requires event managers to meet many other general requirements in the management of events, including complying with new recordkeeping and reporting requirements. In a letter dated January 7, 2025 to Dr. Aaron Rhyner, DVM, Assistant Director of APHIS, USPA Chief Operating Officer Chris Green has urged APHIS to revise its guidance to make clear that polo is excluded from the scope of the HPA and, in the interim, to provide assurances that polo game management will not be subject to the reporting requirements outlined in the new regulations set to take effect on February 1, 2025. The USPA urges you to read the letter and to join it in objecting to this misapplication of the HPA. By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of United States Polo Association

Spicy Hospitality Group, founded by visionary art collector Andre Sakhai, entrepreneur Marc Lotenberg, and esteemed Chef James Taylor, is proud to announce the debut of The Joyce and The Window at The Joyce, two individual yet complementary dining experiences housed under one roof, opening this winter on historic Española Way in Miami Beach. These inaugural ventures for Spicy Hospitality promise to captivate Miami’s vibrant culinary scene with a distinctive blend of high art and masterful cuisine. Helming the kitchens for both concepts, Chef James Taylor, a distinguished culinary talent trained at Le Cordon Bleu College in Chicago, brings a wealth of experience from his time at Michelin-starred establishments. He began his professional journey at Bavette’s Bar and Boeuf, a renowned steakhouse under Hogsalt Hospitality. His career advanced rapidly with a pivotal role as the opening Executive Sous Chef at Roister, a Michelin-star restaurant by The Alinea Group, where he led purchasing, training, and menu development. Later, he was promoted to Chef De Tournant at Alinea, Chicago’s prestigious three-Michelin-star restaurant, managing both back-of-house operations and maintaining elite dining standards. The Window at The Joyce, which recently opened in December, serves as the go-to spot for classic American street fare. The Window’s menu includes a selection of burgers, fried fish sandwiches, chopped salads, chicken sandwiches, wings, milkshakes, and more. After three years focused on perfecting his burger recipe, Chef James Taylor brings a meticulous approach to crafting the ultimate burger. Made on a hot griddle, the burgers achieve a juicy, well-balanced flavor profile, with the cheese melting into the sauce to deliver a consistently delicious experience in every bite. Each ingredient has been carefully selected and refined to elevate this American classic, highlighting Taylor’s dedication to quality and flavor. The restaurant features a walk-up order window and a cozy patio section of outdoor dining tables for an intimate, alfresco experience. The Joyce, which opened on January 10, is when a modern restaurant meets a speakeasy. The restaurant will emphasize high-quality ingredients and technique-driven cooking, delivering Miami diners a rare blend of culinary artistry and fine art, in an exclusive, sophisticated setting. Featuring a carefully curated menu that includes Caviar & Latkes, Two-Way Chicken, Local Snapper Fillet Sandwich, King Crab Scampi, and an internationally-sourced selection of steaks, alongside The Window at The Joyce’s famed burger, The Joyce brings bold flavors and technique-driven dishes to an intimate 45-seat setting. The cocktail program will be curated by a master mixologist in Japan; the wine program will feature a meticulously curated selection of over 100 labels, each personally selected by an esteemed Sommelier whose expertise has shaped some of Miami’s most distinguished wine programs. The Joyce is meticulously designed to create a sophisticated yet inviting ambiance, where every detail contributes to a curated aesthetic. In the dining area, guests will find collectible furniture, including iconic dining chairs by renowned Italian architect Gio Ponti, celebrated for his fusion of innovation and timeless Italian craftsmanship. Meanwhile, the bar area features sleek, modern bar stools by visionary designer Joe Colombo, known for his ergonomic, futuristic approach. Tastefully appointed and exuding the allure of a Prohibition-era speakeasy, The Joyce is tucked behind dark green drapery and custom walnut millwork. The dimly lit dining room, with carefully selected artwork and decor, offers a cozy, welcoming environment where locals and visitors alike can gather. Guests will enjoy a menu of American steakhouse classics, chilled seafood, and an inventive cocktail selection, creating a destination where artful design and culinary mastery come together in a truly immersive experience. Adding to the allure, The Joyce will host a rotating curation of artwork from Andre Sakhai’s exceptional art collection, displaying works by icons like Picasso and Basquiat alongside covetable pieces by today’s most exciting emerging artists. A dedicated art collector and cultural patron, Sakhai envisioned The Joyce as a haven where art, design, and cuisine converge. Since moving to Miami in 2020, he has played a pivotal role in the city’s cultural landscape as a key patron and Trustee of the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami. “With The Joyce and The Window at The Joyce, we’re bringing Miami Beach something rare: food of exceptional quality, crafted with high-caliber ingredients and meticulous technique, all at a price point that’s accessible,” says Andre Sakhai, co-founder of Spicy Hospitality Group. “We want to create spaces where locals and visitors alike can experience top-tier dining without the premium price tag, which is something that’s not often found in Miami Beach.” “At The Window at The Joyce, we’ve taken classic American fare and elevated it with a dedication to quality and detail. After two and a half years perfecting the burger recipe, I’m excited to offer a burger that delivers rich, balanced flavors in every bite, from the hot griddle technique to the melt-in-your-mouth cheese,” says Chef James Taylor . “With The Joyce, we’re bringing the same meticulous approach to an upscale, Chicago-style steakhouse menu. This restaurant brings together my past experiences in my culinary career into this unique concept. Guests can see this first hand in the menu; from our King Crab Scampi to our carefully-curated steak menu—each dish is crafted to offer Miami Beach diners an unforgettable experience through bold, well-executed flavors.” With two exciting new openings on Española Way, Miami Beach’s dining scene just got a bold new boost – promising irresistible flavors for both locals and visitors. The Joyce and The Window at The Joyce are located at 448 Española Way. The Window at The Joyce is open daily from 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM. The Joyce is open from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM, Tuesday through Sunday. Spicy Hospitality will be adding two additional concepts to its profile in the six months of 2025. About Spicy Hospitality Group Spicy Hospitality Group , co-founded by visionary art collector Andre Sakhai, entrepreneur Marc Lotenberg, and Chef James Taylor —renowned for his meticulous culinary approach—is dedicated to delivering quality, creativity, and accessibility in every experience it offers. Launching with two flagship concepts in Winter of 2024/2025—The Joyce and The Window at The Joyce—Spicy Hospitality Group brings together world-class dining and a deep passion for artistic expression. Mirroring the intention and elegance that Chef James embodies on the culinary side, Spicy Hospitality similarly approaches all aspects of experience, service, and energy for each concept it develops. Building on this ethos, Spicy Hospitality's aim is one of heralding a new standard for refined, subtle luxury within the restaurant space. By merging elevated flavors with thoughtfully designed environments and a rotating curation of artwork, Spicy Hospitality Group creates experiences that invite diners to indulge not only in extraordinary food but also in a feast for the senses—making each visit both memorable and inspiring for both locals and visitors. By ML Staff. Image Courtesy of Andre Sakhai And Chef James Taylor

There are almost no words to describe the cultural phenomenon that is Taylor Swift. From curating the highest grossing tour to date  and releasing at least five original and largely acclaimed records , to her re-recording project  which has made waves in the music industry , Swift has been seemingly omnipresent in recent years. But she hasn’t reached these colossal heights alone. At her side are her army of fans: Swifties. Embodying full “stan” status, these fans are frequently as invested in Swift the person as they are her music. This has even included a dangerous game of speculation over Swift’s sexuality . But Swift’s music still forms the basis of their interest in her. Fans study it like scripture, offering various interpretations of the lyrics. Uniting these interpretations is a desire to understand more about the figure of Swift and who she “really” is. A comparable goal is found in the work of theology, where scripture is interpreted through a desire to better understand God (at least, in the Christian tradition). For example, Benedictine monk St Anselm (c. 1033–1109) thought that people participated in theology because they desired further understanding about the object of their faith (God). The 20th-century German-American theologian Paul Tillich viewed theology similarly, as a process of understanding “what concerns us ultimately” – developing further knowledge of the object of faith. If theology is faith seeking understanding, then Swifties are certainly engaging with it. Their faith and belief in Swift is demonstrated by the avid participation in her professional world: buying tickets to see her live, purchasing multiple versions of the same album so they have the whole collection of limited editions, and defending her when she associates with people who are accused of promoting racist or misogynistic views. To gain a deeper understanding of Swift, her fans make connections between the narrative in the lyrics and the singer’s personal life. For example, in his posts on TikTok, fan Renato Costa overlays Swift’s music with images of her and the song’s alleged subject, connecting specific lyrics with moments in Swift’s life. In this homemade video, which features the song Long Story Short , Costa lipsynchs along to the song while showing a series of photos from 2015 to 2017 – a time when Swift experienced intense public scrutiny following a feud with Kanye West and his then-wife Kim Kardashian, as well as some very public relationships . By pairing the song with those photos, Costa – and the many fans who make videos like his – implies the lyrics accurately depict Swift’s own views and feelings, and the song acts as a response to that period. By making and consuming these responses to her music, Swifties are seeking (and, they believe, gaining) a deeper understanding of Swift than they had before. Swiftian Scripture Swifties aren’t alone here, of course. After the release of her recent album, The Tortured Poets Department , publications including Vogue and Elle released articles speculating on the “meaning” behind the songs, discussing Swift’s romantic relationships and her emotions towards her partners. Talking about the track Fresh Out The Slammer, Vogue writers Nina Miyashita and Jonah Waterhouse claim that it “seems to not only refer to how Swift felt emotionally towards the end of her previous relationship, but that she was eagerly wanting to move on with this old lover”. Taylor Swift has performed to millions of fans during her Eras Tour. Christian Bertrand/Shutterstock Their interpretation of the track connects the narrative of the lyrics with Swift’s character, feelings and emotions, demonstrating a desire to not just understand the lyrics but the person who wrote them. This is not dissimilar to how theologians engage with scripture. They comb biblical texts with the aim of gaining knowledge and a deeper relationship with God. Swifties comb her lyrics to gain knowledge and a deeper understanding of Swift. It may also deepen their parasocial relationship with the singer: an emotional connection formed with someone who is unaware of the bond, which allow fans to project idealised traits onto celebrities. In an increasingly non-religious society, the traditional practice of interpreting the scripture appears to have taken a different form. Instead of God, Taylor Swift is the one taking her followers to church . By ML Staff. Image Courtesy of Katherine Gwyther

The annual Frost Horn Studio concert features music from multiple genres with guest performers. Richard Todd, director Kim Josephson, baritone Date and Time: Thursday, March 6, 2025 7:30pm Location: Newman Recital Hall By ML Staff. Courtesy of Frost School of Music

Prepare to bug out during nightLAB: Science Swarm. Adults 21+ can explore our new special exhibition, Bugs , a special exhibition created by Te Papa Tongarewa Museum of New Zealand and Weta Workshop (the creative studio behind the Lord of the Rings films’ fantastical sets), participate in activations, engage with community partners, enjoy drinks, and more. Connect with friends and get ready to enjoy science socially. During the evening, guests can expect: Access to museum exhibitions from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Experience an original, live-presented, and interactive Frost Planetarium show, ‘ Bugs… in Space! ’ (seating is limited; reserve on site) Get creepy crawly with live bugs from the Naval Entomology Center for Excellence Explore ‘ Bugs in Love ’ with our Expert on Call Mike Terrell from Palm Beach Zoo Compete in beetle bingo to win prizes from Biscayne Bay Brewing while discovering fascinating details about nature’s most diverse creatures. Snack on chocolate-covered crickets as you discover the nutritional power of insects and how they could become a future food source with Frost Science educators Hear about the ‘Planet of Prehistoric Bugs’ with Frost Science’s paleontology department Become an entomologist with the Broward College Entomology and learn the methods scientists use to preserve research specimens as you pin your own bug to take home. Drinks and snacks for purchase at the Space_Bar by Constellation Culinary Group Experiment and explore during nightLAB.! Schedule: Stay tuned for the full schedule. Members: Frost Science Members can purchase up to four tickets at $15.00 per person regardless of membership level entitlements. Parking: Onsite parking is available in the museum garage for $18 flat rate, but is extremely limited. All cars must exit garage by 1:00 a.m. Member parking discount does not apply. To learn more about onsite and nearby parking alternatives, click here . Share your favorite photos and moments with us on social media at  @frostscience. Time and Date: January 22, 2025 at 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM Location: Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science 1101 Biscayne Blvd Miami, FL 33132 By ML Staff. Courtesy of Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

Developer 280 E Palmetto Park Road, LLC has listed the sprawling unit 72, offering 3,865 square feet of living space with a 647-square-foot private terrace, in Glass House Boca Raton for $7.125 million. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing is the exclusive sales and marketing team for the intimate luxury residential development.   Glass House Boca Raton, the first modern glass building in the heart of downtown Boca Raton, features 28 gracious residences. It is located at 280 E Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, FL 33432. Less than one mile from the beach, the nine-story luxury development with rooftop amenities on the 10th level is expected to be completed in Q1 2027. Groundbreaking is slated for the first quarter of 2025.    Unit 72 features an open concept layout with four bedrooms and four and one-half bathrooms. It boasts 9’1” ceilings, an expansive private terrace, spa-inspired primary bathroom with dual-sink vanity, spacious walk-in closet, solid core wood doors to the entry of living areas and bedrooms, and two assigned parking spaces in the underground garage. The smart-home ready residence features a gourmet kitchen with European cabinetry, man-made stone countertops, backsplash, island, and state-of-the-art appliance package, including an induction cooktop. Pets are allowed.   Glass House Boca Raton boasts a premier rooftop pool oasis with stunning ocean, Intracoastal, and golf course views. The rooftop oasis includes a private pool, private cabanas, Jacuzzi, fire pit, outdoor catering kitchen with a BBQ, and lush landscaping. A state-of-the-art fitness center with outdoor turf lanes, sauna, steam room, and a plunge pool can be found on the first floor, in addition to a residents-only “Palmetto Lounge,” which will offer demitasse and a tranquil space to meet privately. With a monitored entry, Glass House offers two levels of underground parking that is EV charger-ready with two parking spaces for every residence, including a limited number of private two-car garages, and air-conditioned storage. Brightline’s new Boca Raton station is less than one mile away.   “The expansive unit 72 at Glass House Boca Raton represents the epitome of luxury,” said Noam Ziv, partner and CEO of 280 E Palmetto Park Road, LLC, the developer of GlassHouse Boca Raton. “It not only offers incredible views of Boca Raton, but also the most exquisite appointments. It presents an incredible opportunity for the right luxury buyer.”   Glass House Boca Raton is offering a limited number of preferred membership opportunities to its residents at the iconic The Boca Raton (formerly Boca Raton Resort & Club), subject to availability.   In addition, Glass House offers residents complimentary annual memberships at emergency medical concierge, Sollis Health, subject to availability. Sollis Health provides residents with unlimited access to its medical centers in South Florida, New York, and California; along with 24/7 telemedicine visits, expedited specialist access, on-site advanced imaging and lab services, travel medicine, patient advocacy and routine lab work. It is the first and only emergency medical concierge service.   Glass House Boca Raton’s team of local visionaries includes renowned West Palm Beach architecture firm Garcia Stromberg, interiors by GS4, and development consultant Concierge Property Solutions. KAST Construction is the general contractor for the project.   Pricing ranges from $2.6 million to more than $7 million. For more information, call 561-232-2644. The sales gallery is located at 221 E Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, FL 33432. ML Staff. Renderings by wearevisuals

Prada is pleased to invite you to discover the Spring Summer 2025 Collection. A special occasion to explore Prada’s artistry and innovation of a technique. DATE AND TIME: Friday, Jan. 17, 2025 – Saturday, Jan. 18, 2025 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM ADDRESS: Prada ML Staff. Content/image(s) courtesy of Bal Harbour Shops

These candied pecans are perfect to serve with cocktails or toss over salads, and the best part is they take just 15 minutes to make! These sweet, spicy, and salty candied pecans are seriously delicious. They’re perfect to serve with cocktails, toss over salads, or just keep around the house over the holidays. They also make a fabulous homemade gift . The best part? You only need four simple ingredients to make them — and if you start right now, you’ll be done in 15 minutes. What are you waiting for? WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO MAKE CANDIED PECANS Pecans Confectioners’ sugar Salt Cayenne pepper STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS Begin by combining the Confectioners sugar, kosher salt, cayenne pepper and 4 teaspoons of water in a medium bowl. Whisk until combined. Add the pecans to the sugar mixture and stir until evenly coated. Place the nuts on a parchment lined baking sheet in a single layer. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes, until the nuts are crusty on top and caramelized on the bottom. Slide the parchment off of the baking sheet onto a countertop; this stops the nuts from overcooking on the hot baking sheet. When the nuts are completely cool, use your hands to break them apart. Transfer the nuts to a bowl and serve, or store in a covered container for up to a few weeks. Candied Pecans By Jennifer Segal These candied pecans are perfect to serve with cocktails or toss over salads, and the best part is they take just 15 minutes to make! Servings: Makes 2 cups Prep Time: 5 Minutes Cook Time: 10 Minutes Total Time: 15 Minutes INGREDIENTS 58 g Confectioners' sugar ¾ teaspoon kosher salt ½ teaspoon cayenne pepper 4 teaspoons water 240 g pecans INSTRUCTIONS Preheat the oven to 175°C and set an oven rack in the middle position. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. In a medium bowl, whisk together the Confectioners' sugar, kosher salt, cayenne pepper, and water. Add the pecans to the sugar mixture and stir until the nuts are evenly coated. Transfer the pecans to the prepared baking sheet and arrange in a single layer. Do your best to make sure the nuts are evenly spread out (if they are clumped together, they won't cook evenly). Scrape out every last bit of glaze from the bowl and drizzle over the nuts. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes, until the pecans are caramelized and the caramel on the baking sheet is a rich brown color but not burnt. (The nuts around the edges will darken first; watch closely so they don't burn.) Immediately slide the parchment off of the hot baking sheet and allow the pecans to cool completely on the countertop (this stops the cooking process and prevents the nuts from burning). Once cool, remove the pecans from the parchment, breaking apart any clusters if necessary, and store in an airtight container for up to two weeks. Note: If the nuts are sticky after cooling, that means they are a bit undercooked. Pop them back in the oven for a few minutes and let cool again. NUTRITION INFORMATION Per serving (8 servings) Serving size: 1/4 cup Calories: 217 Fat: 20 g Saturated fat: 2 g Carbohydrates: 11 g Sugar: 8 g Fiber: 3 g Protein: 3 g Sodium: 178 mg Cholesterol: 0 mg Special thanks to Jennifer Segal , for the recipe and images. You can support Jennifer by purchasing her cookbook, "Once Upon a Chef, the Cookbook," featuring over 100 delightful recipes.

In collaboration with Elephant Family USA, Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale and Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach announce the arrival of a small collection of magnificent life-size Indian elephant sculptures, which will be on display through mid-March of 2025. The announcement follows a captivating installation that graced the shores of Miami Beach, Florida for Miami Art Week . Prior to arriving in South Florida, the herd made stops in Newport, Rhode Island and New York City. As they continue their migration across the country, seven sculptures will be shared across the two Four Seasons properties – four in Palm Beach and three in Fort Lauderdale - before they reunite with the larger herd and journey westward, with stops planned in Houston, Texas; Blackfeet Nation’s Buffalo Pastures in Browning, Montana; Jackson Hole, Wyoming; and Los Angeles, California. “We are honoured to continue this meaningful collaboration with the Elephant Family and do our part to help raise awareness on human and wildlife coexistence,” says Mali Carow , General Manager at Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale. “Our Terrace Gardens provide the perfect setting for these sculptures, offering guests and visitors a unique opportunity to connect with this inspiring initiative.” “We are delighted to showcase these extraordinary members of the herd in our Resort Garden, where their presence not only enhances the natural beauty of our surroundings but also inspires meaningful conversations about conservation and coexistence,” shares Mazen Saleh , General Manager at Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach. The sculptures are now on display at both Four Seasons locations. At Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale, the three elephants are prominently featured amid the Terrace Gardens, creating a serene and reflective experience. At Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach, the remaining four sculptures are nestled within the Resort Garden, providing a stunning complement to the property’s lush coastal landscape. Guests and the local community are encouraged to visit and share photographs of the sculptures as they are on display in Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale. This will amplify the Elephant Family’s message of promoting coexistence between humans and wildlife while celebrating the craftsmanship of these remarkable sculptures. More on Elephant Family USA Elephant Family USA is committed to building landscapes that support human-wildlife coexistence. As human populations expand and natural habitats shrink, people and animals are fighting a battle for food and space. Elephant Family USA supports a wife range of projects that find ways for humans and animals to live closer together than ever before. From securing a network of wildlife corridors, which act as bridges between islands of forests, to relocating busy highways that slice through primary forest, these projects help humans and wildlife more effectively share space. More on The Real Elephant Collective The Real Elephant Collective is a sustainable, community-owned Indian enterprise of 200 Indigenous artisans from the Bettakurumba, Paniya, Kattunayakan, and Soliga communities of India’s Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, Tamil Nadu. The collective has spent the past five years replicating every elephant they live alongside in intricately detailed sculptural form. Like many Indigenous cultures around the world, these communities have extensive knowledge of nature and wildlife based on generations of observation and experience. To learn more about The Great Elephant Migration’s conservation mission, visit thegreatelephantmigration.org Be among the first to book a private dinner among the elephants at Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale by calling our event specialists at +1 754 336 3115. ML Staff. Courtesy of Four Season Hotel

Gucci officially opened applications for the sixth chapter of the Gucci Changemakers North America initiative. This initiative includes the Impact Fund, Scholarship Program, and Creative Fellowship, which support talented students and non-profit organizations.  The sixth chapter of Gucci Changemakers is titled  “Manifesting Visions of Tomorrow.” The awardees will be individuals and organizations imagining a positive future in arts and culture. Gucci is pleased to announce the 2024 Impact Fund recipients and the inaugural class of Creative Fellows Gucci Changemakers created a short film directed by Anthony Prince Leslie to celebrate the next chapter. The film features Gucci Changemakers Scholars Miles Richards and D’on Lauren Edwards and Impact Fund recipient Custom Collaborative, represented by its Executive Director, Ngozi Okaro. The film tells the story of humanity's interconnectedness and the power of changemakers to make a lasting difference in their communities. Gucci is honored to announce the 2024 Gucci Changemakers Impact Fund recipients. Since 2019, the Gucci Changemakers North America Impact Fund has supported 67 non-profit organizations across North America, impacting the lives of over 880,000 community members. In addition, the Gucci Changemakers Scholars program has provided funding to 74 talented students. Gucci’s support has resulted in over $7M in funding since 2019. This year’s cohort, the 2024 Gucci Changemakers Impact Fund recipients, is a testament to the program's success. They represent a diverse group of organizations focusing on impactful programs, such as expanding access to the arts for people with disabilities, using STEM concepts to empower girls of color through dance, and providing art therapy to LGBTQ+ youth. The 2024 recipients were: Art Reach, Philadelphia, PA Art Starts, Toronto, Canada Black Design Collective, Los Angeles, CA Chicago Youth Programs, Chicago, IL Hispanic Heritage Foundation, Washington D.C. National Black Arts Festival, Atlanta, GA Radical Partners, Miami, FL Ruth Ellis Center, Detroit, MI STEM From Dance, New York, NY The Texas Supremacy of Music & Arts Conservatory, Houston, TX Trombone Shorty Foundation, New Orleans, LA Youth Art Exchange, San Francisco, CA Lastly, the 2024 Gucci Changemakers Creative Fellows cohort was announced at last year’s CultureCon event in New York City. The four recipients, all alumni of the Gucci Changemakers Scholars program, are Celeste Nicole, Keith Herron, Yetunde Sapp, and Zahri Josita Jackson. Each fellow received a grant and mentorship to launch an independent creative project. Please see below to learn more about the sixth round of the Gucci Changemakers North America Programs. To apply for the programs and eligibility requirements, please click here or call 1-877- 482-2430.  Join us in making a difference. Become a Gucci Changemaker! #GucciChangemakers By ML Staff. Image Courtesy of GUCCI