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The World | Nov 2011
Dispatches
Miami’s Art Basel, by the numbers; Japan’s first foreign geisha simplifies the kimono; Berlin’s scoring leader; the world’s smallest brewery; Kristin Chenoweth gets back to her roots
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The World | Jun 2011
The World
CHARLESTON, S.C. Shell Game JAMIE WESTENDORF, FOR 35 years the owner of Charleston Outdoor Catering, does barbecues and luaus, but he’s best known for his traditional oyster roasts. When he gets the fire going, locals stick around for hours, just feasting on oysters. “As fast as you’re shucking them, they’re eating them,” he [...]