The worlds of fashion and Hollywood have come together to pay tribute to the late style icon André Leon Talley, three months after he passed away.
A memorial was held for the adored fashion journalist on April 29 at the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem, New York, and numerous celebrities came to pay their respects, including Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, Karlie Kloss, and even Anna Wintour – despite the fact that her and Talley’s once-close friendship had turned sour before
Vladimir Putin widened his onslaught of Ukraine yesterday ordering attacks on towns and cities that had previously escaped his wrath.
The Kremlin chief struck areas in central and western Ukraine, some hundreds of miles from the capital Kyiv.
Huge explosions illuminated the night sky in Dnipro and Lutsk as residents experienced Russian artillery attacks for the first time.
In Ivano-Frankivsk, a triple strike hit at first light, said to be targeting an airfield on the edge of the city. Indiscriminate
Three people, including a six-year-old girl, have been confirmed dead after Russian warplanes bombed a maternity hospital in Ukraine yesterday as pregnant women gave birth in the basement in what President Zelensky described as an ‘atrocity’, a ‘war crime’ and ‘the ultimate proof of genocide against Ukrainians.’
The hospital, in the besieged city of Mariupol, was hit ‘several times’ by high-explosive Russian bombs – one of which missed the building by yards and left a crater two-stories deep, officials said.
An American woman who married an Ethiopian prince after meeting in a Washington, D.C. nightclub is now offering a sneak peek into her lavish life style – which includes attending elite parties and going on extravagant trips – despite her insisting she doesn’t want to be called a princess
Ariana Austin and Prince Joel Makonnen’s love story seems like it’s straight out of a Lifetime movie.
Ariana, now 38, met Joel – an Ethiopian prince, now 39 – at a
Decapitated skeletons — perhaps criminals or outcasts — have been found in a Roman cemetery uncovered at Fleet Marston, near Aylesbury, during HS2 works.
Archaeologists from COPA have spent a year excavating the roughly 2,000-year-old burial site and adjacent settlement, which lay on Akeman Street, a key Roman road.
The largest of its kind known from Buckinghamshire, the cemetery was found to contain the remains of 425 individuals, around 10 per cent of whom were beheaded.
In several of the
Putting a human base on Mars has long been an aspiration for us Earthlings.
For centuries people have been fascinated by the dusty and desolate Red Planet, ever since its discovery by Galileo in 1610, and as the mystic grew, so too did thoughts that little green men might be running around on it, an image popularised in magazines and on TV during the 1950s and 60s.
Moon race fever had gripped the world, and after Neil Armstrong became the
The idea that a newly built ‘landmark’ can become an instant cultural phenomenon is a bit absurd, but that doesn’t stop councillors, mayors and architects from investing in doomed vanity projects.
A white elephant is a possession which its owner cannot dispose of and whose cost, particularly that of maintenance, is out of proportion to its usefulness.
In this case, we are looking for over-budget, unsuccessful, and embarrassing tourist attractions.
The infamous Marble Arch Mound has become a classic of
The Omicron strain of COVID now makes up three per cent of all new US infections, the CDC has warned, as case numbers grew to 189 across 33 states, and the White House warned a ‘large wave’ of the strain is approaching.
Data from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that around one in 30 new Covid diagnoses are being caused by Omicron, with 97 per cent caused by the Delta strain.
The US only sequences one in five
A portion of late Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld’s estate has been sold at auction this week, bringing in about €12 million euros ($13.5 million) total for items that included three luxury cars, vintage furniture, fashion designs, and several pieces of art by Lagerfeld himse.
An auction titled ‘KARL, Karl Lagerfeld’s Estate Part I’ with Sotheby’s Monaco closed on Monday, bringing in about four times as much as the 582 lots were expected to fetch.
According to WWD, nearly 1,500 potential
