Savette Marked Its Five Year Anniversary with a Chic Pub Night
New York success stories are always worth celebrating. A few years ago, accessories designer Amy Zurek was living in Tribeca and sowing the seeds of what would one day become a Savette.
Nvidia to Spend $150 Billion a Year in ‘AI Epicentre’ Taiwan
Nvidia will increase investment in Taiwan to $150 billion a year, the U.S. chip giant’s boss said on Wednesday, describing the export-driven island as “the epicenter of the artificial intelligence revolution”. Jensen
Trump has third medical exam of the past year
Trump undergoes third physical exam in past year – CBS News / Watch CBS News President Trump said his health “checked out perfectly” after a medical checkup on Tuesday. Nancy Cordes reports.
Currencies Gone Wild? Welcome To Asia’s Year Of Living Dangerously
Indonesia has not been in the spotlight of the global economy for decades. The collapse of Jakarta’s currency is changing that, putting Jakarta at the center of a tumultuous 2026. This is
No indication from Malaysia PM Anwar that general election will be held this year, says communications minister – Asia News Network
May 15, 2026 Kuala Lumpur – Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fazl said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar has given no indication that the 16th general election will be held this year. Fahmy,
A Year of Pope Leo XIV, a Year of Pope-Fits
He began designing clothing for Pope Benedict in 2007 and has designed more than 50 gorgeous and exquisite robes for him. Sorcinelli’s eye-catching designs stand out in the field of contemporary ceremonial
Welcome To The Bank Of Japan’s Year From Hell
Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Kazuo Ueda. Yuichi Yamazaki/AFP via Getty Images Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda can’t seem to catch a break in 2026. Granted, none of his fellow central
This NYC City Hall Elopement on Lunar New Year Was Full of Joy, Confetti, and a Little Chaos
Although it was a snowy, cold winter in New York City, the day was pleasant with temperatures reaching 40 degrees, and the couple, their families, and Charlotte’s best friend Jay, who served
There’s Never Been a Bigger Year for High-Low Collabs
Zara caused quite a stir in March when it announced a two-year creative partnership with John Galliano. The first collection, due to hit stores in September, will provide those of us who
Getty Center in Los Angeles Is Closing for Year of Renovations
The art museum will close to the public in March 2027 to replace its aging streetcar system and modernize some of its galleries.
Gwyneth Paltrow Has Found Her Next Film—and It’s Based on the Memoir of the Year
You know those books that explicitly requested a Netflix adaptation? When you read them you can almost feel Ted Sarandos adding a wing to his summer house? There is probably no better
How Underscores Made One of the Best—and Boldest—Pop Albums of the Year
When April Gray was a child, her parents made the annual pilgrimage from San Francisco to New York to live with her grandparents. Before she left home, the musician, now better known
A Full Year of Facials Before My Wedding Was Entirely Worth It
My first professional facial was a birthday gift from my mom. She wasn’t telling me I needed one. Instead, she finally gave in to my constant pleading that my teenage skin (luckily,
Happy Nowruz! Cult Gaia’s Jasmin Larian Marked the Persian New Year at her Beverly Hills Home with Friends of the Brand
Last week, as the last rays of the spring equinox descended over Los Angeles, Cult Gaia founder Jasmin Larian opened the doors to her historic Beverly Hills home (an estate that once
New Year, Vintage Tiara: Kate Middleton Debuts Her First Tiara Look of 2026
Tonight, Kate Middleton wore a tried-and-true champion tiara at the Nigerian state banquet at Windsor Castle: Queen Mary’s Lover’s Knot Tiara. Royal watchers immediately clocked the tiara, which is believed to be
Wine and Spirits Sales at Sotheby’s Grew 12% Last Year to $127.5 M.
As we have reported many times over the past year, this news is not great for the global spirits market. Still, despite distilleries suspending production and corporate sales figures falling, the auction
Bella Hadid Is Ready For The Year of the Horse
Indeed, happiness is Hadid’s current base level. She browsed eBay and Depop for some Prada bags she remembered her mother carrying. The California-raised model also partially moved to my hometown of Dallas-Fort
China’s Robot Orders Surge After Viral New Year Kung Fu Dance
Chinese state media said orders for humanoid robots from across the country have more than doubled after a now-viral show saw them dancing with children and performing complex kung fu moves. The
Chef and Cookbook Author Natasha Pickowicz on How She Celebrates Lunar New Year With Hot Pot
To celebrate Chinese New Year, chef and cookbook author Natasha Pickowicz reflects on celebrating her favorite holiday with fondue in an adapted excerpt from her new book, Everybody’s Hot Pot: Create the
The Wang Contemporary Opens its Doors in Chinatown During Lunar New Year
Wang Ying, Alexander Wang “Launching The Wang Contemporary feels different than launching a collection. It’s more personal – it’s about family and long-term vision,” says designer Alexander Wang Fashion On Thursday evening,
5 Things To Avoid During The Year Of The Fire Horse
February 17th is the Lunar New Year, which, as you may have heard by now, begins the Year of the Fire Horse. This intense, energetic event occurs in a unique configuration: on
Moncler Revenues Rise 3% for 2025 on Its “Biggest Year Yet”
Moncler Group, the parent company of Moncler and Stone Island, said on Thursday that the group’s full-year revenue in 2025 increased by 3% year-on-year to 3.1 billion euros. By brand, Moncler’s revenue
Florence Pugh Dresses Up, Quite Literally, for the Year of the Fire Horse
Florence Pugh has been sparse in appearances in recent months, but she made a brief return to the red carpet on Tuesday night at the film’s premiere night. Dracula At the Noël
Tết and the City: How NYC’s Vietnamese American Creatives Are Celebrating Lunar New Year
If you listen carefully, you’ll notice that New York City starts to take on a different buzz in the weeks leading up to Lunar New Year. Storefronts were plastered with red envelopes,