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With COVID-19 cases surging in Japan and variants spreading globally, the last few weeks have seen a seesawing of headlines about the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. On one side, polls showed that more than 80 percent of Japanese respondents believe the Games shouldn’t be held this year, and a British paper reported on sources stating that the Games would be canceled. Meanwhile, Olympic officials have stood firm that the global event will go on as planned, with athletes from 206 countries competing in front of fans. “The IOC has full confidence in the Japanese authorities and the measures they...

In the midst of a winter that has been spent largely at home, we're still trying to scratch that itch for a sense of adventure—in the form of trek-worthy meals in our own cities, day trips, hikes, and long winter drives.  In parts of the country where it's cold, it can be all too easy to get stuck inside (after all, there are plenty of travel films and foreign language television shows to keep you busy). When getting creative with pandemic-era weekend activities feels tough, we've got you covered. Every other week, we're sharing our editors' best weekend finds, from our home bases thr...

It was a hot, bright afternoon in the Place Where the Sky Is Born. This is one of several translations of the Maya phrase Sian Ka'an, the name for a 1,080-square-mile biosphere reserve on the Caribbean coast of Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. A gentle current pulled me west down an ancient canal to the sea. The water was crystalline and just cool enough to be refreshing as I drifted past a centuries-old Mayan customhouse and the high white arcades of mangrove roots, convenient perches for darting purple martins, gray crowned cranes, and pink bromeliads with their spiky fronds. It was nearly s...

Mere seconds into The Bachelor, and it's clear the location will be as much a character on the show as its much-talked-about contestants. Filmed at Nemacolin in a quarantine bubble in the fall (much like the most recent season of The Bachelorette), all dates and alliances, intrigues and drama will take place at the resort, which is set on more than 2,000 acres in the Allegheny mountains outside of Pittsburgh. Lest you worry that the lone destination could be confining for the supremely photogenic Matt James and his belles, the sprawling estate features three hotels, seven eateries, a spa, t...

Actor and singer Andrew Rannells shares memories of a trip to Poland, complete with pierogis and park jogs.