Dead Sea, Israel
It’s hard to separate the current affairs in Israel and the Gaza strip from my tourist experiences, but maybe it’s a nice distraction to remember the moments when shit did not hit the fan yet. My friend Roza (local editor… READ MORE
The Rockaways
I won’t spend too many words. Even the pictures are not capable of capturing the devastation. Just be conscious and think of our planet. And thank you for voting.
The Kiev Diaries
It’s hard to describe Kiev. Is it beautiful? Is it big? Is it cold? It’s a bit of everything but I never quite got to put my finger on it entirely. Five days is not enough. I spent too many… READ MORE
Spasiba Kyiv!
For the past four or so days I have been asked the same question by local magazines, on-line editors, TV and radio stations: “What do you think of Ukrainian Fashion? Does it have an international future?” And as the days… READ MORE
48 Hours. Venice, Italy.
Venice hasn’t changed much since the last time I was here, twenty years ago. I was a teenager then; Venice was still, like, really old. It’s an interesting concept, this city on the water, where cars are replaced by boats… READ MORE
De Belgische Kust
Little known fact (for Americans): Belgium has a coast line. And it’s pretty damn cute. James Ensor painted there. Jacques Brel sang there. It’s an inspiring piece of land. Very well known fact (for locals): the poor Belgians are not… READ MORE
Ibiza Chic
Ibiza has a bad rep. It’s crammed with rowdy Brits who drink 24 hours straight. The clubs and parties are loud, sweaty and drug-fueled. And the beaches are infested with sagging tits and tattoos. And I will admit, half of… READ MORE
Norwegian Tales
I’m making a few godless mistakes here. First, the Norwegian flag is not to be draped around people’s bodies. It’s supposed to soar proudly on the pole in your back yard on Sundays, holidays and special occasions. They’re like, deadly… READ MORE