"The Billion-Dollar Curse": Athina Onassis Resurfaces in Paris
The heiress of Greek drama steps out once every three years—and unsettles high society with her resemblance to her mother and the mysteries of her private life.
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Portofino Declares War on Bare Feet and Swimsuits
A strict dress code has been introduced on the Italian Riviera—now tourists can be fined up to €500 for showing too much skin or having a picnic.
Why Is Everyone Meditating, and When Will It Finally Stop?
Once, you just wanted some peace and quiet. Now you have a mat, a podcast, and a mindfulness subscription. Where did we take a wrong turn?
Kevin Spacey Returns to Cannes: A Society Comeback Disguised as Incognito
The Oscar winner was honored for “outstanding achievements in film,” but there wasn’t enough A-list gloss even for the paparazzi
Horoscope for Tuesday: The stars advise not to panic and to water your plants
The stars have already decided everything for us: today is a time for important conversations, bold decisions, and yet another “just five more minutes” in the morning.
Mission Possible: Tom Cruise Announces the Final Chapter, But Has No Plans to Stop
The "Mission: Impossible" star has promised to make action movies at 100 — and the franchise’s eighth film is just another stage of his eternal youth
Austria Wins Eurovision 2025 — Because Love Is "Wasted" Again
JJ performed ninth, sang about wasted love, and scored points from the jury, viewers, and everyone who’s ever texted at night “you didn’t reply, but I still love you”
Car Rental: Take It, Drive It, Don’t Fall in Love
Why renting a car is smarter, more profitable, and a lot more pleasant than buying one and suffering for life
