IN THIS WEEKEND UPGRADE:

• Vasco Translator | Cambridge Audio | Somnee | PlugBug | Jaguar Type 00

• A Luxury Winter Escape In Jackson Hole

• Wyoming Whiskey | SF Wine Scene | Death & Co. Eggnog | Food & Wine

• D. J. Levitin | Tate Modern | Guillermo del Toro | Yacht Rock | Roger Penrose

• World Labs AI | Methane GPT | Hyperloop | Clean Energy Innovation

TOP CONSUMER TECH

Vasco Translator E1 — First earbud translator supporting real-time translation for up to 10 participants in 50+ languages, featuring AI-based translation with linguist support and noise filtering.

Cambridge Audio P100 — The company's first wireless headphones debut at $279, impressing with refined aesthetics, long battery life, and crisp sound profile.

Somnee Sleep Wearable — Smart sleep headband using noninvasive tACS neuromodulation for better sleep quality named to Fast Company's Next Big Things in Tech list.

PlugBug — This family of power chargers from $69.99 charges multiple devices simultaneously, with built-in Apple "Find My" network support to easily locate the device (or track your bags). The travel version includes international adapters.

Cyber Monday Deals — 80+ of the best Cyber Monday deals on Laptops, TVs and other top technology.p, 300-mile range, and V2H charging capability to power homes during outages.

Jaguar Type 00 — Jaguar's radical rebrand includes new concept EV with distinctive long-hood design, featuring futuristic elements like butterfly doors, fold-away screens, and a travertine stone divider.

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LUXURY TRAVEL

A Luxury Winter Escape In Jackson Hole

The Four Seasons Jackson Hole offers a luxurious stay nestled amidst the breathtaking beauty of Wyoming's mountain landscape. Located near the renowned Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, it's the perfect base for exploring both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.

This isn't your typical Four Seasons experience. The Jackson Hole property boasts a unique "mountain modern chic" design, reflecting the spirit of its location. It's no wonder that US News ranked it as the best stay in Jackson Hole.

Luxury Redefined: The Granite Residence

For the ultimate winter escape, consider the Granite Residence, a luxurious five-bedroom penthouse suite that embodies the essence of Jackson Hole. Spanning an impressive 4,355 square feet, this penthouse feels more like a luxury home than a hotel suite. Guests even access this exclusive space via a private elevator.

Immersed in Nature's Palette

Inside the Granite Residence guests are greeted by a foyer that sets the stage for a Western-inspired experience. The design philosophy behind the penthouse emphasizes a connection with nature. Sarah Kennedy, the principal and lead design director from CLB Architects aimed to immerse guests in the natural beauty of Jackson Hole. Cherry-wood cathedral ceilings add a touch of grandeur to the living and dining spaces, while the neutral color palette with natural textures creates a calming and inviting ambiance. Soft blues and greens, inspired by the surrounding landscape, complement the rich cherries and redwoods, resulting in a harmonious blend of modern aesthetics and natural elements.

Large windows and doors open onto balconies, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor, and allowing the stunning natural light to flood the space. The space is designed to complement both the warm hues of autumn leaves and the cool blue reflections of winter snow for a visually stunning experience throughout the seasons.

Indulge in Comfort and Style

Beyond its connection to nature, the Granite Residence prioritizes comfort and luxury. Two separate living spaces offer plush, comfortable furniture and cozy seating offering warmth and relaxation after a day of skiing or hiking.

The dining room comfortably seats ten, ideal for gathering with friends and family for a memorable meal. A fully equipped kitchen with a gas stove awaits, and a private chef can be arranged to prepare culinary delights.

The five guest rooms, each with a private bathroom and balcony, offer breathtaking views of the resort's surrounding mountains. The master bedroom features a fireplace, adding a touch of romance and warmth to the space.

Each marble-fitted en-suite bathroom exudes luxury, boasting oversize tubs, multiple shower heads, and separate toilet rooms, creating a spa-like sanctuary.

An Unforgettable Winter Retreat

Whether you choose to unwind in the luxurious living spaces, savor culinary delights, or simply soak in the breathtaking mountain views, the Four Seasons Jackson Hole promises an unforgettable winter escape. The Granite Residence, with its meticulous attention to detail and focus on comfort and nature, elevates this experience to new heights. From the moment you step off the private elevator, you'll be enveloped in a world of luxury, where every element is designed to create lasting memories.

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FOOD AND DRINK

Wyoming Whiskey National Parks No.4 Bourbon — Fifth-year aged bourbon honoring Yellowstone's Mammoth Hot Springs, featuring toasted coconut and cherry notes, with proceeds supporting Yellowstone Forever.

La’ Shukran — Michael Rafidi’s swank new D.C. spot is a French-Levantine dream. Sink into a velvet booth. Grab a sesame baguette. You might never want to leave.

NYC Dining — Zimmi's brings French bistro cuisine to Greenwich Village, Sal Tang's offers Cantonese American in Brooklyn. Dilli Dilli has Indian-inspired cuisine

SF Wine Scene — Despite industry challenges, San Francisco is seeing a surge in new wine bars, cellars, and shops. Here are a few of the best.

Death & Co. Eggnog — Here's how to make the iconic LA bar's signature holiday drink, a fan favorite which involves Madeira, bourbon, rum and Cognac.

Food & Wine Books — LA Times list of The best cookbooks of 2024 explore the world. And NYT’s list of The Best Wine Books of 2024 including a tome on the totality of wine from a New York sommelier, & a tale of 6 months in a French village.

ARTS & CULTURE

That Healing Sound; When music is medicine — Review: Neuroscientist and NYT best-selling author of This Is Your Brain on Music, Daniel J. Levitin reveals the deep connections between music and healing.

The Electric Dreams of a More Analog Age — Review: An ambitious show at Tate Modern looks at how artists used technology from the postwar tech boom until the dawn of the internet age.

At Home with Monsters — A Guillermo del Toro collection showcasing his films, personal notebooks, and collections in a beautiful visual format.

The Ultimate Yacht Rock Playlist — An entertaining new “dockumentary” about the genre of music that’s retroactively come to be known as “yacht rock.”

‘A Demi-God of Mathematical Physics’ — The Impossible Man, the first book-length biography of Nobel-prizewinning mathematical physicist Roger Penrose is a meditation on the human costs of genius.

FUTURISM

World Labs AI — Walk into a Van Gogh with this revolutionary AI system transforms 2D images into interactive 3D environments, led by Stanford's Fei-Fei Li.

UKAEA — World’s 1st nuclear-powered carbon-14 diamond battery, 5700-year life.

Methane GPT — New startup launches AI system to track methane emissions and identify and locate polluters responsible for accountability.

Hyperloop Breakthrough — China develops 621-mph maglev train with 5G integration, potentially enabling true Hyperloop technology with wi-fi connectivity.

Clean Energy Innovation — Max Planck Institute develops revolutionary crystals that enhance hydrogen production efficiency 200x via electron spin manipulation.