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|  WHERE TO TRAVEL |   | Ponza — A Secret Island. Capri has long been on the to-do list for jet-setters, and if you are a Ferrante fan you know all about Ischia. But this little island, a short drive and boat ride away from Rome, is a still-hidden gem. Ponza has it all: rugged hiking trails, rental boats and just enough chic shopping and dining. Snag a chair at the unpretentious Bar Tripoli in the colorful Bourbon port and relish your temporary exile. |  |
| Benguerra — Paradise at the End of the Earth. This tropical island off the coast of Mozambique is popular with deep-sea fishing enthusiasts, probably due to the surrounding coral reefs. But if you just want to lie on a beach and pretend the world doesn’t exist, it’s a great place for that too. |  |
| Iles de la Madeleine — Canadian Getaway. This secluded Canadian island chain is all gorgeous sea views, picturesque lighthouses and bird-watching. You can explore the islands by car, but to get the full experience go for something quieter: Walk around to gawk at the incredible red cliffs, or explore them by kayak. |  |
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|  WHAT TO WATCH |  | Good Girls — Lives of Crime. The plot of this series is edgy and interesting, but to avoid spoilers, we’ll just say it’s about three moms who turn to desperate measures that turn their lives upside down. The real draw is the cast: Christina Hendricks (Joan from Mad Men), Retta (Donna from Parks and Recreation) and Mae Whitman (Ann from Arrested Development) are all performers we should be seeing more of, and they have a truly epic amount of fun in this overlooked series. It just wrapped its second season and has been renewed for a third. |  SUGGESTED BY: /Good When She Feels Like It |
| Embrace of the Serpent — The Amazon Like You’ve Never Seen It. This film, which earned Colombia its first foreign language film Oscar nomination, is one of the most visually stunning of the past decade. Set in the Colombian Amazon, it draws on the real-life writings of two different explorers, decades apart, who go in search of a sacred plant, the hallucinogenic yakruna. Director and writer Ciro Guerra is a master of his craft and someone any film lover should be watching. Also stunning: his 2018 work Birds of Passage. |  |
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| | | | | | | | Count the Russians out. Elon Musk sent a Tesla into space, but Russian startup ToSky has done him one better, shooting a replica of a red Soviet-era car, the Lada, 12 1/2 miles into the stratosphere. At the wheel? A dummy painted to look like Dmitry Rogozin, the head of Russia’s space agency. | SOURCE:
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