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Matt Damon: USA's Problems Could Be Solved "if People Had Thick Passports"
Matt Damon thinks Americans should be more internationally-focused. "I think many of our problems as a country would be solved if people had thick passports," the actor, 37, tells Conde Nast Traveler in its September issue. "There's just no substitute for actually going and seeing things," he says.Matt Damon: Africa Trip Was Life-Changing
was on his 2006, six-day "listening and learning trip" to Zambia with his sculptor-artist brother Kyle that caused Matt Damon to see "the world water crisis is one of the most important public health issues of our time," PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive tells Conde Nast Traveler for its September issue. Establishing the H2O Africa Foundation, Damon, 37, hopes the work he's done will now inspire others to do the same. "I think many of our problems would be solved if people had thick passports," he says.Magazine names 7 wonders of architecture
NEW YORK - From the tall tower in Dubai to a contemporary art museum on New York's Lower East Side, noteworthy architecture is springing up around the globe. Conde Nast Traveler's April issue picks seven designs as the "new seven wonders of the architecture world." They are: Cumulus, an exhibit hall at Danfoss Universe, a science and technology museum in Nordborg, Denmark.
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