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When a millennial son arrives at his parents’ Wi-Fi-challenged cottage in Brittany, the search for a signal forges unexpected connections of a different, cross-generational sort

Some of the top companies in California wine are intergenerational concerns. How do these families manage to pass the torch gracefully, and what can we expect from the next generation?

FIRST DIGS ARE notoriously shabby, whether you started out in the 1980s or 2020s. Here, in a conversation led by Nina Molina and edited for clarity, Off Duty…

While younger Americans value paperbacks as digital-detox tools, some older folks have quietly become e-book fanatics. A millennial explores the counterintuitive divide.

The enormous and exquisite luxury coupe—the first all-electric automobile in the company’s 119-year history—feels oddly familiar, writes Dan Neil, like an old friend with a new bionic heart.

For summer drinking that brings the beach to you, these wines made on far-flung islands—from Santorini to Tasmania—are far more affordable than a plane ticket

A globe-trotting couple hired Heidi Caillier to transform their small San Francisco pied-à-terre. Her strategy: moody paints, handmade tiles and botanical wallpapers.

If you want to see how a star of Italian design conceived a church unlike any other, book a trip to see Gio Ponti’s 1970 Catholic cathedral in Taranto

A sweet-and-savory combo of juicy beets and berries stars in this unexpected and delicious summer meal

Sometimes, company policies are…open to interpretation.