Kim Kardashian’s waist, or lack thereof, is unquestionably the talk of this year’s Met Gala.
Thanks to an extremely tight, silver Maison Margiela corset, the reality star flaunted her almost impossibly tiny waist and enviable figure at the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Kim, 43, is no stranger to reality-defying looks.
Ahead of the 2022 Met Gala, the mother-of-four and ex of Kanye West drew massive flak for an ‘irresponsible’ crash diet that saw her lose slightly over
The Earth’s surface is a record of the past. Its valleys, mountains and landscapes tell a story that dates back 4.5billion years.
So says Unesco director-general Audrey Azoulay in the introduction to new book The Unesco Global Geoparks, published by Gestalten.
The captivating new tome is packed with photographs showcasing all of the world’s Unesco Global Geoparks – areas of exceptional geological significance – of which there are almost 200 spanning 48 countries.
These landscapes are ‘filled with
The Royal Suite’s lake view may have won the Burgenstock Hotel and Alpine Spa in Switzerland a listing in the top 100 hotel suites of the world, but the view from just about every other window, patio, balcony and pool, in this amazing spa resort, is almost as breathtaking.
The property sits spectacularly 500 metres (1,640ft) above Lake Lucerne and Elite Traveler, that bible for ultra-high-net-worth individuals, declared that no words could express its ‘glorious wonders’.
I decide to rise
They’re bullet trains, but not quite in bullet mode.
Rather than shooting along at speeds of up to 200mph (320kph), these glossy marvels of engineering are trundling in and out of Tokyo Station.
I’m watching this scene from my room at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo At Marunouchi, both a boutique sanctuary and a trainspotter’s fantasy fulfilled.
My room, a Deluxe King, overlooks the eastern side of the station, which sees more than 4,000 arrivals and departures each day. As well
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From a beautiful image of the Tuscan countryside to a heart-breaking aerial shot of elephants wandering across a rubbish dump, and from a flamboyant owl to ‘dancing’ trees, these winning and commended images in the 2023 international Travel Photographer of the Year awards (TPOTY) show the highs and lows of life on this planet.
Amateur and professional photographers from more than 150 countries submitted more than 20,000 images in TPOTY 2023.
The winning and commended entries, the judges say, ‘form
The most sought-after homes for Australian property buyers in 2023 have been revealed – and some of them are far from what you might expect.
Real estate marketplace Domain shared the most ‘clicked on’ properties for sale this year in each capital city, nationally and regionally and stand-outs ranged from bachelor pads to hinterland mansions and even a church.
The most-viewed property both in Melbourne and all of Australia was at 14 Charming Street in Hampton East, which was freshly
With cheap-as-chips restaurants, resorts and hotels, Bulgaria is known as a holiday destination that offers wonderful value for money, as we regularly report.
But these photographs show that the Balkan nation also has the power to bewitch.
Included in this portfolio of pictures are mysterious caves – one cavern appeared in a Sylvester Stallone blockbuster while another is said to look like the face of the devil – and chocolate-box villages, such as Etar with its cobblestone streets and
The victorious photographers in the 2023 Sony World Photography Awards have been revealed – and the images in this year’s winners’ gallery are as remarkable as ever.
Each year, the prestigious contest, which receives entries from across the globe, runs several competitions, including the professional contest and the open competition. Standout images include a photo of a forest in India lit up in spellbinding fashion by fireflies, a hypnotic image of raccoons on the prowl in San Francisco, a breathtaking
Prince Harry was last night accused by royal staff of ‘breathtaking arrogance’.
They said his self-delusion knew ‘no bounds’ in an extraordinary interview in which he claimed he wanted to ‘protect’ the Queen.
Buckingham Palace was left reeling after the prince said in the US TV appearance that his ‘special’ relationship with his grandmother meant she told him things she would keep from others.
Harry also risked further fuelling the rift with his estranged brother by stating that their mother
