Image courtesy of Jenny Stock & Blancpain. Blancpain, the Swiss watchmaker behind the Fifty Fathoms is widely regarded as the world’s first modern diver’s watch. Launched in 1953, the brand has spent more than 60 years building on that heritage through the Blancpain Ocean Commitment with the initiative to bring people from marine scientists and
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Ed Sheeran has commented on the decision to drop Macklemore as the opener from the remaining dates of his Loop Tour following the rapper’s onstage comments supporting a Palestinian state. The 35-year-old singer took to Instagram to share a statement on Tuesday, saying, “I am appalled by the conflict between Israel and Palestine. The suffering
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Vicky Foxcroft has been confirmed as the new charities minister. The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has updated its website with the new ministerial responsibilities, almost two months after the reshuffle began. Stephanie Peacock, who had been the charities minister since the 2024 general election, remains at the DCMS but has had her
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Image courtesy of Amanemu, Aman. Luxury once promised more: larger suites, richer materials, elaborate restaurants, expansive spas and access to experiences unavailable to everybody else. For a growing number of affluent travellers, however, the more desired proposition may now be precisely the opposite – with less noise, fewer people and possibly, fewer demands. The economics
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A view of a Carter’s storefront. Courtesy: The William Carter Company Children’s clothing brand Carter’s is undergoing a revamp to better align with the new generation of parents as its namesake company tries to recover from sluggish performance in recent years. The rebrand, announced Tuesday, includes a new logo and marketing campaign that Chief Marketing
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Widow’s Bay swept the 2026 Emmys, and The Pitt earned back-to-back wins for best drama series. But so much more happened during the tight three-hour telecast on Monday night, hosted by Mariska Hargitay. Lucky for you, Vanity Fair was in the ballroom where the Emmys unfolded as well as the afterparties, catching all the off-camera
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Rarely has there been a hero-adjacent character as intriguing and entertaining as Frances Neagley. On Prime Video’s Reacher series, she’s been Jack Reacher’s comrade, sounding board, and confidante. At the same time, she’s a confident, butt-kicking, independent badass with no time for fools. Damn straight, she deserves her own series. (Amazon MGM Studios) Prime Video’s
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Primus Marine won the ‘Expanding Dealer in Asia’ category at Yacht Style Awards 2026 Primus Marine was co-founded in August 2024 by CEO Howard Prime and Tanon Varaya, an investor, entrepreneur, philanthropist and experienced sailor. Now with three offices in Thailand and one in Singapore, Primus Marine currently represents renowned power and sailing yacht brands including Aquila, Beneteau,
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BEIJING — China on Monday pushed back on calls by U.S. AI executives for companies to slow down the development of the cutting-edge technology. “Fear mongering, confrontation, competition will just disrupt [the] process of global AI governance,” Guo Jiakun, a spokesperson for China’s Foreign Ministry, said on Monday, per an English translation published by Reuters.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie became one of Hollywood’s marquee couples after they became romantically involved in 2005. From there, the pair were the subject of much media speculation, and that was still the case by the time they got married in 2014. Ultimately, Jolie filed for divorce in September 2016, and those legal proceedings
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Independent investigators appointed by a race equality think tank found “no evidence” of significant procedural failures during a recent restructure, after a number of concerns were raised by staff. The Runnymede Trust said the investigation had found no evidence of significant procedural failures, unmanaged conflicts of interest, material failures in oversight or favouritism in decision-making.
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Valentino’s “Interferenze” collection Fall/Winter 2026. Photos: Abaca/Alamy Valentino opened their Fall/Winter 2026 runway with a long mahogany coat cinched with a leather belt at the waist. The coat had a plunging V-neck and also sported popular balloon sleeves. The interesting part is the banding that runs down its length. Valentino wasn’t looking to mimic mink
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Malaysia’s contemporary art landscape is shaped as much by memory, place and community as it is by galleries and institutions. For independent curators, this creates an opportunity to preserve overlooked histories while giving culturally specific narratives greater regional visibility. In conversation with LUXUO, Founder of People Ideas Culture, Art Curator and Researcher, Kenneth Wong discusses
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