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Print The first time Mexican star Diego Boneta performed live on television, in 2003, he was 12 and a participant in the talent show “Código F.A.M.A.,” an “American Idol”-style competition for kids in his home country. “La Chica del Bikini Azul,” a lively pop track by internationally renowned singer Luis Miguel, whose full name is Luis Miguel Gallego Basteri, was the song the production assigned Boneta for his debut. It was a good omen: Fifteen years later, in a career-redefining stroke of fate, Boneta transformed into the singer, often dubbed “El Sol de Mexico” (the Sun of...

By Julia Cooke - - - Even before a global pandemic crippled the airline industry last year, whatever sheen of romance international air travel once held had long worn off. Blame the shrinking seats, the expanding fees (for services from baggage to food to in-flight entertainment), the never-ending security lines. As swift and accessible — and frankly, miraculous — as flying had become in the 21st century, it was entirely uncontroversial to find it miserable, too. But after a year of severe restrictions on travel, it's easy to miss those small miseries. So a new book looking back at the he...

Forget Missing Holidays… I Miss Aeroplane Food Anna Lewis © Getty Images In-flight meals are easily the best thing about going on holiday. So Lockdown has reminded us why we love those little trays of aeroplane food and how much we miss them. For you, going on holiday might start with attempting to put tiny amounts of conditioner into plastic bottles, peeling the labels off brand-new flip flops that will rip your feet to shreds in 13 steps, and folding your floppy hat into an inconceivable shape to fit it into your suitcase. But for me, I don’t feel a surge of excitemen...

Love is in the air in this Mabel Mercer Foundation concert starring four of the industry's best. But catch it before it leaves the net on February 21st!

Frank Sinatra won his third album of the year trophy in 1967 for A Man and His Music, a double album consisting of re-recordings of songs the singer had made famous over the years. Instead of using the original recordings, which he recorded for his previous labels, RCA, Columbia and Capitol, Sinatra used re-recorded versions that were culled from the previous albums he had recorded for his own label, Reprise Records. In addition, he re-recorded three songs specifically for the project: "I'll Never Smile Again," "Come Fly With Me" and "Love and Marriage." Another legendary singer, Nat King Co...