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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Jason Momoa and Keanu Reeves Are Among the Bikers Profiled in a New Coffee-Table Book (opens the original)
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“All we represent to them, man, is somebody who needs a haircut,” says actor Dennis Hopper in his portrayal of the freewheeling hippie Billy, lying by the campfire. “Oh no,” replies Jack Nicholson’s character George Hanson. “What you represent to them is freedom.” That line of dialogue poignantly encapsulates the 1969 film Easy Rider, which brought the motorbike and its devotees, or at least one Hollywoodized facet of the latter, into mainstream consciousness. Today, that movie may appear outdat
Bentley Reveals Its First All-Electric Model. Here’s Everything You Need to Know. (opens the original)
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One of the most important days in Bentley’s 107-year history has arrived, a milestone owed to the global unveiling of the British luxury marque’s first all-electric vehicle, the Bentley Torcal. Up until now, time-released teasers and vague references from executives have kept anticipation piqued, much the same as Ferrari’s game plan prior to the reveal of its zero-emissions Luce. Yet unlike Maranello’s divisive outlier, the Torcal carries on the aesthetic traditions of the Crewe-based automaker
What to Know About the New 947 HP Jensen Interceptor GTX (opens the original)
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Reviving long-shuttered 20th century automakers, at least in name, has become increasingly common within the last couple of decades, evidenced by new vehicles with badging that bears such monikers as Bizzarrini, Touring Superleggera, Spyker, and Delage. Then there’s Jensen, a bygone-era marque from Britain that returned in 2010 as a restomod house. Yet this morning, it officially debuted its first original prototype—the Jensen Interceptor GTX. This track-only tour de force pays homage to the Int
What It’s Like to Ride in the All-Electric Bentley Torcal (opens the original)
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The entrance of the famed Inn at Spanish Bay, in Northern California’s Pebble Beach, had been festooned with some of the world’s most exotic automobiles—swooned over by camera-toting adorers—just a few days prior during Monterey Car Week. Now, the same parking presentation is far more pedestrian, replete with lackluster daily drivers—save for one. Tucked in the corner is what’s obviously an S.U.V., despite wearing camouflage artistically patterned as geometric shards of light. I settle in the ba
How Wine Apps Are Using A.I. to Help You Manage Your Cellar (opens the original)
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The joy of discovering and acquiring fine wines is often tempered by the work required to store and catalog them—especially as a collection grows. Wine-management apps are here to help. With integrated A.I., they can keep track of bottles, suggest when to drink them and what to serve them with, and even estimate the value of an entire cellar. At the forefront is CellarTracker, launched in 2003 by former Microsoft product manager Eric LeVine. “We’ve got 1.2 million registered users tracking more
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