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A local investor has purchased his third suburban hotel in the past two years ... which in 2023 announced a new extended-stay brand called StudioRes. The extended-stay category "continues to ...

Check out our tour of a 2 Queen Beds room with Park View of Epic Universe at Universal Helios Grand Hotel, now open to all guests.

And how does the fake hotel chain’s apparently genius PR apparatus manage to keep the place booked and blessed? “Accidental deaths or murders are not ideal PR for any resort, since guests are ...

The demand for its hotels is still high despite declining U.S. savings and ongoing inflation. The addition of StudioRes, City Express, and Four Points broadens its midscale and extended-stay ...

Former Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter revealed in his new memoir, “When the Going was Good” (out Tuesday), that Meghan Markle misunderstood the purpose of her 2017 cover story with the ...

Former Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter labeled Meghan Markle as the “Undine Spragg of Montecito” after the latter married Prince Harry, quit the royal family and moved to California.

Meghan Markle was convinced she landed the cover of Vanity Fair not for her relationship with Prince Harry, but for her charity work, former editor Graydon Carter exclusively tells Page Six.

The legendary former editor recalled Markle was “slightly adrift” from reality when she landed the Vanity Fair cover in 2017. European Editor at Large Graydon Carter, the former editor of ...

The retroactive FOMO flows fast and thick through “When the Going Was Good,” former Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter’s memoir about the final golden age of magazine publishing. The glamour.

In his new memoir, Graydon Carter, the legendary former editor of Vanity Fair, has dished on various celebrities he dealt with over the two decades that he helmed the glossy monthly magazine.

The industry remains a major attraction for recent immigrant labor and an engine of upward mobility, and hotels continue to be sites where hourly staff can advance to the executive suite.