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Features | Nov 2012

Powder Play

In honor of slopes season, we present an essential (if highly abridged) glossary of skiing and snowboarding, from “après” to “zipper line”
Features | Oct 2012

A Plan for All Seasons

From Dubai in July to Alaska in January, 12 local experts make the case for off-season travel
Features | Oct 2012

The Hemi Q&A: Lena Dunham

At 26, “Girls” creator Lena Dunham is navigating Hollywood with aplomb—just don’t ask her to drive
Features | Oct 2012

Shock Waves

Mark Visser’s daredevil night surfing made him world-famous, but it pales in comparison with what he’s doing next
Features | Sep 2012

Scotland the Brave

Against a backdrop of age-old castles and highland vistas, we showcase the best of modern Scottish style
Features | Sep 2012

Kicking Up a Storm

Forget Yankees versus Red Sox. For the wildest rivalry in U.S. sports today, think Pacifi c Northwest. And think soccer.
Features | Sep 2012

The Hemi Q&A: Jimmy Kimmel

Veteran late-night host Jimmy Kimmel preps for his big prime-time moment as host of the Emmys
Features | Aug 2012

Speed Freak

Want to create the world’s greatest supercar? Start by tossing conventional wisdom out the window
Features | Aug 2012

The Hemi Q&A: Kenny Chesney

Country superstar Kenny Chesney on working in the spotlight — and living life beyond it
Features | Aug 2012

The Rules of the Road

Our adventure-fueled, tarmac-tested guide to making the most of your next road trip
Features | Jul 2012

Let the Games Begin

The athletes, the venues, the medals, the odds, the styles and everything else you need to know about the London 2012 Olympic Games
Features | Jun 2012

The Ballad of Addis Ababa

One man’s quest to bring home the revolutionary sounds of Ethiojazz
Features | Jun 2012

The Meaning of Golf

An enlightened guide to top courses and essential gear, plus sage words from PGA legend Gary Player
Features | May 2012

The Wild Bunch

In our annual adventure issue we round up the world’s best ways to get the adrenaline pumping, taking you plunging pell-mell down China’s biggest sand dune, galloping across the Argentine pampas and clambering to the top of Yosemite’s famed Half Dome.
Features | May 2012

Big Fish, Little Boat

The far-fl ung island of Kiritimati attracts hard-core anglers in search of giant trevally and other outsize trophies. But only the bravest will attempt to reel in these ocean behemoths from a kayak. Repeat: a kayak.
Features | Apr 2012

The Boatman’s Call

Goolwa, Australia, is best known for two things: yacht racing and rabble-rousing. When a crippling drought threatened to wipe out the former, a salty boat-rigger rallied his town’s fi ghting spirit to bring it back from the brink.
Features | Apr 2012

Plan G

In rounding up ingenious fixes for today’s trickiest environmental problems, our 2012 Green Issue envisions a world in which sidewalks power streetlights, buildings eat smog, endangered animals are socially networked and the daily special is an ecofriendly lab-grown hamburger.
Features | Mar 2012

Beijing Bop

Change is the order of the day in China, but the country’s dizzying transformation from closed society to consumerist hub has had one unexpected byproduct: rock ’n’ roll. Welcome to Beijing, where a long-simmering underground scene is finally coming to a boil.
Features | Mar 2012

El Amor Proprio

For our spring fashion special, we head to Seville, Spain, to showcase the season’s best looks while exploring a city where life is lived with pride, spirit and style. PHOTOGRAPHS BY OLIVER PILCHER, FASHION DIRECTOR – NINO BAUTI
Features | Feb 2012

Running Man

When an intrepid writer travels to Greece to retrace the steps of the first marathon runner, he finds the birthplace of democracy at a historic crossroads. He also finds foot pain. Lots of foot pain.

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