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world tour

March 24, 2008 4:32 pm

Starving artist types with a chip on their shoulders have lower rents and easier dinner reservations to look forward to, even at the Waverly Inn, thanks to reports of an unwelcome arthropod visitor there. Over the mac and cheese? Go east, to, ahem, die-hard oenophile Bruce Willis’ new wine bar this weekend, and see whether the Left Bank vibe translates. If protest news has you nervous about a trip to Beijing for the summer games, head to Hong Kong and check out Chanel Mobile Art in person. Zealous Zaha Hadid fans, however, might want to dream up a way to get arrested in Madrid. So over Zaha? Not to worry, there are plenty more starchitects to love to hate. Homes designed by nobodies can get a recession-friendly renovation with once-loved goods from Brooklyn Flea, a new one-stop shop for consignment lovers like model-actor-boyfriend Jamie Dornan. Just don’t resell your girdle, Jamie.

—Alison Baenen

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