Wei Shi

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Whether your holiday tradition involves stuffing yourself full of the most delicious pies, kicking back with a Christmas cocktail, or running around town for last minute holiday gifts, the season wouldn’t be complete without gorgeous Christmas lights. Feast your eyes on these extravagant displays across the country from decked-out houses in NYC’s Dyker Heights to festive lights in L.A.’s Candy Cane Lane.

Art Basel Miami Beach wouldn’t be the same without the blowout parties and concerts. Jamie xx and Four Tet brought both for III Point’s Art Basel Concert Series on Friday. Jamie xx turned up the crowd with “I Know There’s Gonna Be (Good Times)” off his latest album In Color during his set. Four Tet closed out the night with abstract electronic loops and incredible crescendos. Check out our photos of the show at the massive music venue, Mana Wynwood.

Bacardi and the Dean Collection partnered up for the Untameable House Party concert series during Art Basel. On Friday, the second night of the series, Pusha T headlined the exclusive party with surprise guests The Dream and Fabolous and performances by DJ Esco and A-Trak. Check out our photos of the night of hip hop below.

In a city where even the buildings are eye candy (just take a tour of Art Deco Miami or scope out murals in Wynwood), there’s no shortage of wearable art and street style during Art Basel Miami 2015. Flip through our slideshow for the most fashionable gallery hoppers and Miami nightlife trendsetters. And should inspiration strike, we have you covered with our Miami shopping guide. RECOMMENDED: See all Art Basel Miami Beach coverage

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Am I at a concert or is this a wet T-shirt contest, because I’m pretty sure I did not pay $30 to get an entire beer spilled on me before the first song is over. Listen, I understand kicking off the night with a cold one, but this isn’t a sit-down affair at Carnegie Hall. You’re at a sold-out rock show, bro. If you expect to leisurely sip your $9 beer in the middle of a mosh pit, you’re a jerk who’s about to pour beer on me. Please either stand in the back where it’s less crazy or chug it down before the show starts. I’m glaring at you, too, dude walking through a packed crowd carrying four drinks high above your head for your friends. Yes, you are a martyr to some, but unless you also offer to pay my dry cleaning bill, stay the hell away from me. RECOMMENDED: See more New York rants This is a concert, not a frat party or a photo shoot. Dear amateur photographer, we know you’re trying to build your Instagram “brand” and show Snapchat how cool you are, but it’s getting hard to see the actual stage with your arm and glowing phone blocking my view. I have so many questions: How many blurry photos of the same concert does the world need to see? Do you actually think the flash will light up someone that far away? How many selfies does it take before your phone battery dies? I hope to God you don’t have a portable charger. And no, this isn’t a football game, so what’s up with the superfans who practically tackle their way to the front? Chill. If you love the band so much, be conside

Yeah, okay. New York may be better known for its fine-dining restaurants, but sometimes you just need a chalupa with a shell that’s been replaced with fried chicken to hit that sweet spot. Taco Bell has opened a two-night only speakeasy and tonight’s the last night. You walk through a fridge door and trays of their new Naked Chicken Chalupas along with free specialty cocktails (jalapeño margarita, Napaloma, and a grapefruit Moscow Mule) keep coming. Before they opened for their last night, we snuck over to see what the hubbub was about. Listen, I may be a basic bitch for saying this but the avocado ranch on those crispy chicken wrapped chalupas basically combined two things I love. The spicy chicken shell is made with all-white meat and is antibiotic free so you can feel better about this guilty pleasure. They’re booked full with 500 fast-food lovers both nights so if you didn’t snag a reservation, you’ll have to settle with checking out the photos below.   Photograph: Wei Shi           Photograph: Wei Shi   Photograph: Wei Shi   Photograph: Wei Shi   Photograph: Wei Shi   Photograph: Wei Shi   Photograph: Wei Shi Photograph: Wei Shi         Photograph: Wei Shi   Photograph: Wei Shi