A Zoom AGM attended this month by Prince Harry to discuss the work of his company Travalyst showed the women close to his heart in the background behind him.
The Duke of Sussex, 39, attended the annual general meeting of the eco-tourism initiative he co-founded in 2019 by video link, alongside leaders in technology and travel from around the world.
Pictured on the shelf behind Harry when he spoke was a photo montage featuring an image of himself as a
Austin Butler fully embraced his latest role as Yves Saint Laurent’s new global ambassador and becoming the face of the brand’s MYSLF fragrance in an Instagram video shared on Tuesday.
The Elvis actor, 31, who recently enjoyed a romantic date night with girlfriend Kaia Gerber, dressed to impress in a campaign clip shared to the company’s main Instagram page to promote the ‘statement’ men’s fragrance.
He could be seen sporting a plain white tank top which was partially covered with
Ever since Florence Pugh shaved her head in May, it seems like she’s been having a lot of fun with color as she grows it out. Her buzz cut has been host to both pink and orange dye, and when I saw she recently bleached it blonde, I thought it was giving strong Billy Idol vibes. Pugh, however, thinks her current hairstyle is reminiscent of another spiky, tow-headed celebrity.
Pugh posted a couple of slides to her Instagram Stories on
In what could be one of their boldest moves away from traditional royal life yet, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly about to enter the metaverse.
According to The Mirror, Price Harry and Meghan Markle are working with a Zurich tech company to build their own world in new virtual universe.
Dubbed the next stage of the internet, the ‘metaverse’ is a collective virtual shared space accessible online, featuring avatars of real people.
Users don headsets to enter
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SI Swim Search finalist Gigi Robinson wants to change how the world sees chronic illness.
The social media influencer was chosen among thousands of submissions to be flown to the Dominican Republic and be photographed by acclaimed photographer Yu Tsai. The winner of the annual casting call will become a rookie in the 2023 issue.
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit’s 2022 issue, currently in newsstands, features cover girls Kim Kardashian, Maye Musk, Ciara
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Melissa Gilbert is returning to her roots.
The actress, who famously starred as Laura Ingalls Wilder on “Little House on the Prairie,” found herself wanting to live a simpler life after her husband, actor/director Timothy Busfield, introduced her to the wilds of his native rural Michigan.
As their work brought them to New York City, they yearned to escape up north. The couple eventually encountered a rustic cottage on 14 acres
Meanwhile, young financial services companies were coming to market with innovative products and services and NAB was finding it difficult to compete. “Many customers today are expecting an Amazon experience, a Google experience, a Meta experience, but we were still operating in the 1990s,” says Day. “We stood back, and we looked at it, and we decided that our entire culture needed to change.”
What ensued was nothing less than an internal transformation. “Our original teams didn’t have a lot
They’re the hotels that make for a well-earned mid-winter break – where you can hunker down after a walk in the crisp outdoors and enjoy that Danish cosy ‘hygge’ feeling.
Better still, rates are rock bottom for the rest of January and most of February. A warm welcome awaits…
Chalet chic in the Lake District
It feels as if you’re in a hip ski chalet at Brimstone in the Langdale Valley, which features an indoor/outdoor vitality pool (pictured)
The Yan,
In der Freitagsausgabe begrüßt Howard Beck den ehemaligen Bucks-Manager Seth Partnow, um über sein neues Buch “The Midrange Theory: Basketball’s Evolution In the Age of Analytics” und die bisherigen Lehren zu sprechen. Außerdem: Drei Statistiken, die Sie unbedingt brauchen, und drei Statistiken, die Sie für immer verbannen sollten.
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The internet of things and smart devices are everywhere, which means computing needs to be everywhere, too. And this is where edge computing comes in, because as companies pursue faster, more efficient decision-making, all of that data needs to be processed locally, in real time—on device at the edge.
“The type of processing that needs to happen in near real time is not something that can be hauled all the way back to the cloud in order to make a
