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Millicent Rogers: Before There Were Influencers, there was Millicent (opens the original)
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Standard Oil heiress. Style queen. International socialite. Diva doesnât quite cover it. Millicent Rogers understood something long before the rest of us did: being seen was an art form. She knew how to create a look, cultivate a mystique and make an entire room turn her way. Millicent was, to coin a vastly overused term, chic. She was photographed, admired, copied and discussed. In other words, she had a personal brand before anyone had invented the phrase. And what a brand it was. The clothe
When Banksy isn’t Banksy (opens the original)
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A couple of weeks ago, Taos News Editor Geoffrey Plant approached me with a photo on his phone, sent to him by a former neighbor of his. âLook at this,â he said, holding up the device, âdo you think itâs real?â A stenciled image of a little girl watering a bomb on a crumbling brick wall screamed "Banksy." âMight be,â I supposed after a little consideration. âLetâs see what we can find out.â My hopes were high. After all everyone and their mother are currently showing up in Ta
Get your kicks on Route 66 (opens the original)
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The iconic U.S. Route 66, opened in November of 1926, is a historic 2,448-mile highway running from Chicago, Illinois, to Santa Monica, California. Known as the "Mother Road" or "America's Main Street", it spans eight states (Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California) and represents a classic era of American road trip culture. Albuquerque's contribution of an 18-mile stretch of Central Avenue represents the longest continuous urban alignment of Route 66 in t
Taos Plaza Live kicks off tonight (opens the original)
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The 2026 Taos Plaza Live concert series returns to the historic Taos County Plaza Gazebo from July 23 to August 20, featuring free live music every Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. The brainchild of Lindsey Pfaff-Bain, this popular local event always draws a crowd and promises an evening of music, dancing and community connection. The series showcases local New Mexican bands and is free and open to the public. For more details, visit the Chamber of Commerceâs Taos Plaza Live page. The Taos Plaza Live
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