A New Book About Giorgio Armani Revisits the Jacket That Changed Fashion A new book about Giorgio Armani is not a retrospective. It is a working archive. This week, Giorgio Armani is introducing the second chapter of the Armani/Archivio project, which includes for the first time thirteen men's and women's looks from the house's iconic …
Vittoria Ceretti is not just walking Fashion Week, she is owning it. In 2026, the Italian force from Brescia has become the most booked model on the planet, opening and closing every major show from Milan to Paris. Born in 1998, Vittoria Ceretti was a finalist at Elite Model Look 2012 and has since built …
With ‘Wicked: For Good’ in theaters, a new album ‘Petal’ coming in July, and a $250 million empire, Ariana has traded ponytails for power LOS ANGELES — The last time Ariana Grande released an album, she was 30, freshly divorced, and playing Glinda the Good Witch. Two years later, she’s 32, the highest-paid musical actress …
Acquitted in January, divorced, dropped by brands, and still with 28 million followers, Italy’s first influencer is learning that in 2026, apology is a business model
With a new Al Nassr deal through 2027, 99 goals in 111 Saudi games, and a Portugal call-up for his sixth World Cup, Ronaldo isn’t retiring — he’s renegotiating immortality
At 76, with 21 Oscar nominations, three wins, and no stylist on payroll, Hollywood’s greatest actress proves that the most expensive thing you can own is a private life by Culture & Icons Desk
Born in a poor neighborhood in Pozzuoli, Oscar winner at 26, mother at 34, icon at 90. Today she lives in Geneva, cooks for her grandchildren, and still says no to Hollywood by Icons Desk
Thirty years after hanging from a CIA vault, Hollywood’s last movie star just walked away from Mission: Impossible with $600 million, a broken ankle that never healed right, and a Warner Bros.
One year after a $363 million tour, a Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Album, and a return to arenas dressed as a gladiator, Stefani Germanotta has stopped trying to be weird — and become inevitable
