[Slideshow — if slides do not advance, click here] WE ARE WORKING OVERTIME, and in just a few hours you...
[Slideshow — if slides do not advance, click here] This week’s 30 Images of Inspiration includes sinks filled with peonies and fields...
[Slideshow — if slides do not advance, click here] This week’s 30 Images of Inspiration is a perfect intermingling of blossoming branches (cherry and...
[Slideshow — if slides do not advance, click here] This week’s 30 Images of Inspiration is actually 60 to make up for...
[Slideshow — if slides do not advance, click here] This week’s 30 Images of Inspiration includes stunning snowcapped mountains and golden facades...
[Slideshow — if slides do not advance, click here] This week’s 30 Images of Inspiration features roses and wisteria and the last of...
IMAGES features the work of commercial and editorial photographer and art director Jen Kay, whose sun-drenched glimpses of life in San Francisco have a bright, hazy and dreamlike quality to them. There are also travel adventures in Paris and Tulum, ruffled little white dresses and oysters and rosé . . .
This week’s 30 Images of Inspiration is the springtime intermingling of white lacy blouses and enormous bouquets of peonies, pink doors in Paris...
Stephen W. Hawking, the Cambridge University physicist and best-selling author who roamed the cosmos from a wheelchair, pondering the nature of gravity and the origin of the universe and becoming an emblem of human determination and curiosity, died early Wednesday at his home in Cambridge, England. He was 76.
Last week, Elon Musk, the billionaire founder of Tesla Motors, SpaceX, and other cutting-edge companies, took a surprising question at the Code Conference, a technology event in California. What, a man in the audience asked, did Musk make of the idea that we are living not in the real world, but in an elaborate computer simulation?
CONTINUING WITH OUR FLORAL AFFAIR this spring, come away with us to Keukenhof Gardens in Lisse, Netherlands. Otherwise known as...
NOW THAT WE'RE updating the TIG Instagram a lot less, we thought we'd begin posting our favourite snapshots here, like we used to. Just because we're not using our social media platforms as much as before does not mean we've stopped making beautiful memories or taking beautiful photos, and since this is, in essence, the scrapbook of lives, why not here?
EVERY YEAR, AROUND this time, we always like to celebrate springtime with a bright moodboard of the all the beautiful things there are to look forward to: blossoming pink magnolias and bicycle rides, spectacular sunsets by the sea, light spring jackets and bouquets of white tulips―and while things feel like they may never been the same again, we created this moodboard for happier days to come...
IT WAS ONE OF THOSE sipping cava in the sun kind of weekends, hazy and warm and filled with the quiet languidness and melancholy that comes with the knowledge that these days must be savoured before they fade away. I love summertime so much that I am already sad about the thought of it ending before it even begins.
