Perhaps most stunning and most welcome, three out of four voters in the city of Los Angeles backed Measure HHH, the city's ambitious plan to borrow $1.2 billion to build 10,000 units of permanent supportive housing and affordable housing for homeless people.
Given the long hours spent staring into the sky and sun, one look through the days and nights compressed into his stunning timelapse film Welcome to Doha, the director of the project could coin an industry-standard idiom: Michael Shainblum has a lot of time in his hands.
As we take our seats, an equally stunning French waiter welcomes me and my dining companion, Fi, by telling us: "This is a meal originally for obese people who are perhaps unhappy, you know?" This leads me to entertain the idea of fried chicken in bucket followed by cake in a frantic puddle of Bailey's, although I'm not sure how that could feasibly pass as a French or even English delicacy.
Many in the party greeted the comedian's stunning success as a welcome wake-up call, an opportunity to pursue a strong reformist and progressive agenda and regain an identity that had been blurred through compromises made in the course of cobbling together shaky centrist coalitions.
Instead, let's welcome the stunning progress that we've recently made with open arms and unzipped pants.
My partner and I stayed at the St Regis: a stunning 5* hotel that welcomes you inside with a warm, wood-paneled lobby and a roaring log fire.
Ultimately, this is a pick-and-mix weekend of cycling, socialising and relaxing in a stunning location, where everyone is welcome.
01288 361273, bayviewinn.co.uk, doubles from £90 Kris1 Dinas Island Farm, Pembrokeshire What it lacks in creature comforts, this small, friendly campsite makes up for in a stunning location and a warm welcome.
Welcome to the stunning, new rapid-fire world of long-form publishing.
"We believe this curious and visually stunning structure will be a welcome addition to the waterfront, an experience unlike any other," By And Large said, according to the report. .
