Then there's Annie who has an eye for fashion. Turns out, she also has an eye for Singapore. As a person who lived in Singapore for three years, I can vouch for Annie's observations. Her picks of what to eat in Singapore are right on.

Grant has figured out just how to make 24 Hours in Rio de Janeiro an experience worth having.

Jeremy is heading away from his series Undiscovered New York for Southeast Asia. Stay tuned for his missives about his findings.

There's much more among these weeks offerings. As usual, here are posts that might have slipped your notice:

• Katie's Top 10 travel destinations for Twilight fans. Even if you're not a Twilight fan, these could be fun--particularly that corn maze in Utah.
• I was particularly pleased to read that Playing for a Change is heading out on tour. Brenda's been a faithful advocate of this worthwhile global music effort in previous Gadling posts. Likewise, she provided the heads up about the tour. The CD is WONDERFUL. I can't say that enough.
• Well-versed in the outdoors as always, Kraig presents a sampling of the best places for fall hikes.
• For more fall travel, check out my post on vintage trains across the U.S. These are only 10 of them. People, the number of vintage trains in the U.S. is astounding.
• If there ever was an unusual place to take kids for a road trip meal, Sean found it. I never would have come up with Hooters on my own. Who knew?

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