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Read story: Octaphilosophy: The Eight Elements of Restaurant André
Food & Drink
Octaphilosophy: The Eight Elements of Restaurant André

André's career spans numerous highly successful roles in Michelinstarred establishments with some of the world's top French restaurants including the maters of "Nouvelle Cuisine" – Pierre Gagnaire, L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon, and L'Astrance in Paris; La Maison Troigros in Roanne, and Le Jardin des Sens in Montpellier. A blend of dynamic passion and modest charm, André's magnetism is as irresistible as his cuisine. Crafting celebrated creations, combining Mediterranean accents and French techniques, André attributes his influences to the three generations of Masters in "Nouvelle Cuisine" as well as inspiration he draws from the myriad selection of products he uses to design his menu every day. André developed a culinary principle based on how our capacity to taste food is influenced by our memory banks, including the personal experiences we acquire over time. 

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By gastrometry
Jun 16, 2018 · 4 min read

Read story: Jennifer McKinnon Richman
Arts & Entertainment
Jennifer McKinnon Richman

Where do you live, and what are three words to describe your city?

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By The Streets
Dec 22, 2018 · 7 min read

Read story: Red Tile Roofs
Travel
Red Tile Roofs

Just northeast of Los Angeles is a town that nearly all Californians would agree is paradise, even when compared to the multiple well-known cities of the state: Santa Barbara. Its downtown consists of white buildings with red tile roofs, a Spanish-derivative style that references lasting ties to the Spanish Franciscans who founded this paradise in the late eighteenth century. Even just a few days in Santa Barbara can show you why this old city is a treasure to California.

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By Brigham Young University Editing Students
Sep 4, 2018 · 3 min read

Read story: Cultural Confluence
Style & Fashion
Cultural Confluence

For both domestic and international students with strong cultural roots, how does their culture manifest in their fashion on Stanford’s campus and in the United States? For some, their culture has slipped to the background, their clothing instead an expression of their immediate personality; the style, American or not, is beside the fact. For others, they find their culture to be part and parcel of their identity, and thus their fashion is a mode of cultural self-expression. This expression is outside normative or dominant American styles, carving its own space in the country’s world of fashion. Others yet fall somewhere in between, their fashion displaying a blend of cultural expression and American pop culture. Their style is a hybrid: simultaneously anchored in U.S. fashion and rooted in their cultural home.

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By MINT Magazine
Jan 16, 2019 · 6 min read

Read story: Ready Set Go
Vehicles
Ready Set Go

The street circuit of the Formula One Grand Prix in Baku has rapidly gained a reputation as one of the most challenging and interesting in the world. Here, former F1 driver David Coulthard takes us on a walking tour of the racetrack.

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By Baku Magazine
Aug 15, 2017 · 6 min read

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