#south-america

#south-america

In the summer of 2022, I quit my full-time job to spend 10 weeks backpacking through South America with my then-boyfriend (now-husband). Consumed by the travel bug, we packed up all our belongings and moved them from our Miami apartment to a storage unit before hitting the road, visiting 16 cities across eight countries. The whole trip was incredible, but four places hold a special place in my memory.

While AC Milan are looking for first team signings that can make an immediate difference, they are also eyeing some young talents. The signings of Zachary Athekame and David Odogu in the summer showed that Milan have not abandoned the principle of signing players for the future, who perhaps are raw now but have the potential to become starters in the coming years.

We found this new lineage, a new group of people we didn't know about before, that has persisted as the main ancestry component for at least the last 8,000 years up to the present day.

Lollapalooza has announced its first editions of 2026. The festival heads to South America in March, in Chile (Santiago's Parque O'Higgins on March 13-15), Argentina (Buenos Aires' Hippodromo de San Isidro on March 13-15), and Brasil (São Paulo's Autódromo de Interlagos on March 20-22). Tickets for Chile, Argentina, and Brasil are on sale now.

"If you can hear, people are clapping at the beach, out of nowhere, for no reason. This confused the hell out of me when I first came here."