MUSEYON BOOKS Smart City Guides for Travel, History, Art and Film Lovers

Where can you find a recreation of two medieval villages and a palace that have been used over and over again in film? Hint: It’s not a Los Angeles back lot, but this production facility is the largest on its continent, and on par with its Hollywood counterparts. Answer after the jump. Read More »

Film and fashion are closely connected, with directors and designers frequently turning to each other for inspiration. Just think of some of film’s most iconic looks: Annie Hall‘s quirky menswear, Audrey Hepburn’s pearls and Ray-Bans in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Dorothy’s ruby slippers. And then there’s the fashion frenzy surrounding every red carpet event. So we get help but get excited ... Read More »

Listen up music buffs! Museyon’s big launch is less than a month away, but that’s not the only good news we’ve got coming your way. Museyon is proud to announce the Museyon Guide to Music + Travel: Touring the World Through Sounds and Scenes. Read More »

Q: Which film was released to coincide with a national tourism campaign? Answer after the jump… Read More »

The wait is over — well, almost. Museyon Guides are now available on Amazon.com. You’ll have to wait ’til June for Film + Travel, but head to Amazon to pre-order your copy today. Bonus? Visit the site and get a sneak peek at Museyon’s upcoming lineup: Music + Travel, Art + Travel and Volunteerism + Travel. Read More »

We recently blogged about one of Museyon’s favorite directors, Pedro Almodóvar. And now, with Cannes right around the corner, the Spanish director’s style — bad ’80s hair and all — takes center stage in the most recent issue of TMagazine. The New York Times‘ style magazine showcases some of his film festival faves; pick up the Museyon Guide to Film + Travel ... Read More »

In the Museyon Guide to Film + Travel, Mikael Awake takes you beyond of the “Axis of Evil” for a look at Iran’s role in the global film industry. In addition to writing about film, Awake has also taken a turn behind the scenes. He is currently working on a screenplay about a travel agent who is afraid of flying, ... Read More »

This year’s lineup for the Cannes Film Festival has been announced, and it’s jam packed with big names. Variety reports: It’s official: Quentin Tarantino, Ang Lee and Pedro Almodovar will face off with Jane Campion, Ken Loach, Michael Haneke and Park Chan-wook in Cannes’ biggest heavyweight auteur smackdown in recent years. The 62nd Annual Cannes Film Festival runs from May ... Read More »