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25 results for Utah

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Monocle on Culture - Cambodia's golden age

23 January 2012

We visit the Sundance Film Festival in Utah, peruse a favourite record shop in Zurich and hear about Cambodia’s golden age of film.

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The Curator, episode 61

15 December 2012

We speak to New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik, explore Toronto’s Modernist history, find out what the Danes are doing in Hong Kong, and wander into an airfield in Utah with a top secret history.

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The Monocle Daily, episode 352

5 March 2013

We reflect on the life of Hugo Chávez with Monocle’s Sarah Grainger, visit a basketball team in Utah receiving inspiration from above, and Dr Enze Han describes China’s policy on North Korea.

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There was a time when the leading talents in every imaginable discipline were concentrated in the same big-ticket locations. No longer. From Utah to Thailand, workers at the top of their fields are putting enterprising…

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Diary of a movie deal

17 February 2007

The Sundance Film Festival, held every January in Park City, Utah, attracts 45,000 film-makers, buyers, distributors, agents, celebrities, journalists, movie buffs and wannabes. This year 125 pictures were showing, all…

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The Monocle Arts Review - Film: Sundance

29 January 2016

Monocle’s New York bureau chief Ed Stocker is fresh off the plane from Utah for the 2016 Sundance Film Festival. He talks us through three documentaries that caught his eye: ‘Jim: The James Foley Story’, a look at the life…

Monocle Minute

Snow business

21 January 2016

Once again it’s time for Hollywood to dust off its designer snow fleeces and boots and head to the mountains of Utah: the 2016 edition of the Sundance Film Festival returns to the slopes of Park City today. Renowned for its…

Monocle Minute

Building a reputation

27 January 2017

Cast your mind to the most architecturally inspiring cities in the US and you might land on Miami, Los Angeles or Chicago. What’s less likely to crop up on your list is Columbus in the state of Indiana – yet the city pro…

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The Agenda: Opener

21 March 2024

Alexis Self on the brave souls determined to break children’s digital fixations. Ready for the fight?

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Food & drink

17 May 2019

New openings from Lima to London, plus a few saucy table-toppers and something for your bookshelf.

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Architecture

13 August 2018

The US firm moving beyond desert modernism, plus an artistic spot in the English countryside and a starkly dramatic Algarve capital.

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New frontier

24 February 2022

A flurry of young, dynamic industries and high-spirited entrepreneurs is breathing new life into this booming western outpost.

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Americas

17 February 2011

Cricket in the US, a possible Obama challenger, and Argentina's cash crisis

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Founding principles

9 November 2022

Promoting health, protecting wealth and delivering peace of mind: a simple mission statement that’s been the core of Holmes Murphy for almost a century.

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Make some dough

21 April 2011

Pizza has long been heralded as a cheap, all-American staple. But delegates at Las Vegas’s International Pizza Expo were also witness to a booming artisanal pizza trend – and some dough tossers to boot.

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Literacy drive

17 August 2023

France is known for its buzzy newsstands but the appetite for the printed page extends well beyond city kiosks. We also take the road less travelled by visiting a trailblazing maps company in Seattle.