The Quest to Fight Loneliness With Real-Life Connection
Pro tennis player Alexander Zverev inadvertently became a high-profile example of the emptiness of solo achievement this summer. Born in Hamburg, Germany, to Russian parents, Zverev opened up to the media about struggling with loneliness. “I feel very alone out there at times. I struggle,” he sa
3 Magazine Toasts One Year of Storytelling, Culture and Connection
On a late-summer evening with the city abuzz from the Toronto International Film Festival, 3 magazine gathered friends and partners from around the world to mark a defining moment: its first anniversary. The exclusive celebration unfolded at the sleek rooftop lounge at Harriet’s—perched atop 1 H
4 Luxury Car Designs That Bridge Past and Future
As the automotive world shifts gears—electrifying, diversifying and expanding its cultural vocabulary—four legacy marques show how thoughtful design can bridge past and future with quiet confidence. Lexus GX The luxurious new Lexus GX appears ready to conquer remote rocky trails, despite the fac
The Changing Allure of Thailand
From magnificent temples and pristine beaches to legendary spas, the magic of Thailand has made it a top tourist destination for decades. Once a haven for soul-searching backpackers, it’s since emerged as a global leader in high-end hospitality, setting the standard in what a luxurious vacation lo
The New Frontier of Luxury Ranching
A look at any of the major catwalks over the past two years has made one thing clear: the aesthetic of the American West is as prevalent as ever. From Isabel Marant’s flurry of fringe and feathers to Prada’s take on city-ready cowboy boots and western-inspired heels, this season has brought an e
A TIFF Third Culture Cheat Sheet
This year’s TIFF, running from September 4-14, offers a compelling wave of third-culture films. A unique perspective drives these movies, one that navigates the complex intersection of multiple cultural worlds. They offer an exploration of identity, heritage, and the search for belonging in a glob
Why Arthouse Cinemas Matter More Than Ever
In June 2024, Academy Award-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro posted an urgent plea to halt the closure of the beloved independent cinema, The Revue, located in Toronto’s Roncesvalles neighbourhood. After imploring mayor Olivia Chow to step in, he took matters into his own hands with a post on
Private Companies Are Entering The Space Race, But At What Cost?
Soaring above our heads are more than 10,000 satellites. More than half of them—something like 7,100, though it’s difficult to find an exact number—are not operated by the space program of a particular nation or government. Instead they belong to Elon Musk’s SpaceX. This illustrates just how
The Family Keepsake That Sparked a Cultural Movement
Deborah Lau-Yu is a tour de force. A 3 ambassador, her cultural influence extends around the globe, spanning multiple initiatives and organizations while maintaining focus on how we connect, communicate and gather. As the founder of Fête Chinoise, a media platform and annual event celebrating
Hidden Gems: Meet the Real Sydney, Australia
An image search for Sydney, Australia, will yield shots of the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and crowded Bondi Beach. But just because your search engine is a little uninspired, doesn’t mean you have to be. Australia’s oldest city is a web of fine dining, boutique shops, luxury spas and high-end a
