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Luxury cars: the head-turning, tech-filled, luxe-designed, comfortable, and powerful vehicles that many see as the pinnacle of any marque’s lineup. A lot of us strive to own a model that strikes a balance between intense power, luscious trimmings inside, and an eye-catching build, and this year’s luxury market has a model for anyone (with the budget, of course). With so many brands rolling out luxury models today, it is hard to pin down what cars have it all. What new luxury cars are comfortable, plush, fun to drive, and look the part? We have found them. These 10 luxury cars…

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Angry Ginge has been crowned King of the Jungle in the 2025 final of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!, with a massive 13 million votes cast.The ITV show, which aired on Sunday, 7 December, saw YouTuber Ginge battle it out with fellow finalists Tom Read Wilson and Shona McGarty, who came in second and third place, respectively.The final drew the show’s highest vote in at least 10 years, as it celebrated 25 years onscreen.As many as 53% of the votes were for Ginge, who came in first place. By contrast, there were 25% votes for Read Wilson…

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In a year defined by large-scale celebrations and intimate vows, 2025 saw an unprecedented number of celebrity weddings across film, music and global pop culture. From low-key rituals in India to opulent European ceremonies and coastal American venues, stars everywhere chose this year to say “I do,” offering fans a steady stream of wedding moments to gush over. Traditional touches, destination settings and deeply personal choices shaped the year’s most talked-about unions. Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Raj Nidimoru The most recent wedding came on 1 December, when actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu revealed that she had married filmmaker Raj Nidimoru. The…

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I absolutely love luxury resort trips, but there’s one drawback: Even when booked with points, they can be pretty pricey thanks to expensive on-site food-and-beverage costs. Of course, all-inclusive resorts can help reduce those costs dramatically — but they’re typically not known for standout dining, which is important to me on any trip.Fortunately, there are a handful of credit cards that offer statement credits to offset spending, specifically at Hilton properties, and for years I’ve been using these card perks to bring down bills on luxury trips to Mexico, Hawaii, Bora Bora and beyond. But it wasn’t until this year,…

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Diana Eusebio’s first solo museum exhibition, Field of Dreams at the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami, is a homecoming in many ways. The award-winning Peruvian Dominican artist grew up in the city, and her work is steeped in the local community and its natural environment. The exhibition features more than 30 works rooted in Eusebio’s unique practice of combining textiles hand-coloured with natural dyes—drawing on her African and Indigenous heritage—with digital prints. Fusing contemporary art with ancestral traditions, Eusebio’s work explores the layered questions of identity, migration and the meaning of home.Dyeing fabrics with materials like avocados, cochineal, Spanish…

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Jessica Simpson admitted that she never felt “good enough” as a pop star because she was so tough on herself in her “younger” years. The singer took time to address the audience during her Sunday concert in Connecticut and reflect on how much she’s come since then. “My whole music career, you know I had a job, and it was to be a pop star and I tried but I will say when you’re younger you just never feel good enough and it’s OK to not feel good enough,” she admitted. Jessica Simpson admitted that she never felt “good enough,”…

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There was a time when the term “luxury” was given to cars that truly featured plush appeal. Today, it has sadly become a marketing term, similar to a front-wheel-drive ‘SUV’, if you believe one! There are even entry-level bread-and-butter cars being tagged as ‘luxury’ offerings, which is preposterous. But fret not, there is still hope: we have bundled together ten luxury cars for first-time buyers that are not just all show, but also pack ample comfort, convenience, and luxury features to justify the tag. Apart from the usual and popular models from BMW, Audi, and Mercedes, we have also included…

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For as long as there’s been news, print and digital media, and word of mouth, there’s been coverage on celebrity scandals. These “scandals” can range from celebrities just acting like normal people but getting put on blast because of their fame to actual bouts of questionable behavior. John Greim / LightRocket via Getty ImagesPerhaps the first real celebrity scandal you remember was Janet Jackson’s Super Bowl halftime show “wardrobe malfunction,” when Justin Timberlake ripped her top and briefly exposed her breast. It always rubbed you the wrong way that Janet took so much heat for the incident when she was…

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MemeHouse Powers THE LEAGUE and Today’s Hottest Celebrity Events, Delivering Real-Time Streaming That Attracts Global Audiences LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — MemeHouse Productions, recognized globally as the top live-streaming production company, is redefining how audiences experience live events. From major celebrity moments to high-profile cultural touchpoints, MemeHouse delivers high-impact production, lightning-fast edits, and real-time streaming that captivates millions worldwide, cementing its position as the go-to streaming platform for entertainment, sports, and creator-driven events. Since partnering with THE LEAGUE, LA’s once best-kept secret, MemeHouse has now transformed these events into a global phenomenon and one of the most talked-about…

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The Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) reaffirmed its commitment to the Middle East market with its participation at this year’s Qatar Travel Mart (QTM), held last week in Doha. Speaking to Gulf Times on the sidelines of the event, Xiaolong Wu, Senior Marketing Manager at MTA, said the fair offered a “special and meaningful” opportunity to reconnect with travel trade, airline, and media partners, to strengthen Malta’s visibility in Qatar and the wider GCC region. “This is our second time participating in QTM. We first attended in 2023, and this year felt even more special,” Wu said. “I met many familiar faces who remembered us from our previous visit. The Middle East market is warm, friendly, and people here truly engage in meaningful communication.” She praised the organisation of the fair, noting that the quality of exhibitors and the level of interest from buyers demonstrated the region’s strong tourism potential. “From the buyers we met, we can feel the market has big potential. It’s a very good opportunity for us to explore more.”  Xiaolong Wu, Senior Marketing Manager at MTA.  According to Wu, experienced Middle Eastern travellers—many of whom have visited Europe multiple times—are increasingly seeking new, distinctive, and more premium destinations. For these high-end travellers, Malta offers a compelling blend of luxury, exclusivity, and rich heritage, with experiences that feel both familiar and refreshingly different. “People from this region are seasoned travellers who seek destinations that are new and distinctive — places they can tell their friends, ‘I’ve been somewhere different.’ Malta is exactly that kind of destination, not only through its history and culture but also through its cinematic appeal. Many iconic movies and series have been filmed across the islands, giving visitors the chance to explore locations featured in major productions like Jurassic World, Game of Thrones, and Gladiator,” she said.She highlighted several strengths that make Malta particularly attractive to visitors from Qatar and the neighbouring GCC countries. Safety, halal-friendly services, and a sense of cultural familiarity are among the key factors that resonate strongly with travellers from the region. “Travellers can rest assured that Malta is a very safe country. It is also a Muslim-friendly destination with halal-friendly dining options,” she said. “Historically, Malta has deep connections with Arabic culture, and even the Maltese language shares linguistic roots with Arabic. This helps visitors feel comfortable and relaxed — which sets the right mood for a perfect holiday”. Beyond comfort, Malta’s deep history — stretching back 7,000 years — remains a major draw. Whether visitors seek archaeological sites, medieval architecture, cultural experiences, or Instagram-worthy backdrops, Malta delivers on multiple levels.As an island, it also offers abundant seaside experiences. “Guests can enjoy simple activities like a harbour tour or the Blue Grotto, or more luxurious options like hiring a yacht for a full day,” she said. Malta’s year-round pleasant weather, especially in winter, adds to its appeal for GCC travellers seeking a warm Mediterranean getaway. New tailored tourism experiences for 2026 “Looking ahead, Malta plans to develop more tailor-made travel experiences for the Middle East market in 2026. My recent visits to Qatar, Dubai, and Riyadh have shown that travellers from this region increasingly appreciate bespoke itineraries — whether that means exclusive cultural access, luxury escapes, or private, curated experiences,” Wu said.“Signature Maltese events such as the Rolex Middle Sea Race, the Mdina Classic Car Grand Prix, and the Valletta Baroque Festival offer world-class experiences that showcase Malta’s rich heritage and culture.”She added that Visit Malta, in collaboration with AVIAREPS (MTA’s Middle East Representative), has recently introduced its first-of-its-kind Private Jet Holiday Packages — that enables travellers seeking ultra-luxury experiences to book through concierge desks or top travel agencies across the GCC. “This allows us to curate exclusive Maltese experiences, including hidden gems, private tours, after-hours access to UNESCO sites, luxury yacht charters, and VIP cultural events for high-net-worth travellers who want something truly extraordinary,” Wu said.Wu also sees storytelling and cultural connections as powerful tools. The Maltese language, she noted, shares linguistic roots with Arabic—an angle MTA intends to highlight more in future content and marketing initiatives.Strengthening ties with regional travel agencies will also remain a core priority. “Travel agents here are extremely professional, and their clients are very loyal to them. Working closely with our trade partners ensures that Malta is presented accurately and effectively to travellers,” she said.Wu added that airline partnerships will continue to play a vital role, particularly as Malta aims to expand accessibility across the GCC region and beyond. She noted that Qatar Airways’ launch of direct flights to Malta in July 2025 — offering four non-stop flights per week between Doha and Malta — is a key airline partnership development that MTA warmly welcomed.  The Ambassador of Malta to the State of Qatar, H.E. Simon Pullicino (6th from left), with representatives from Visit Malta and Qatar Airways during the Malta Trade Roadshow in Doha.  Personal bond with the Middle EastBeyond professional ambitions, Wu shared a personal admiration for the Middle East and expressed her desire to spend more time exploring its destinations. “Even though I come for work, I always find new and interesting places to discover. Doha has wonderful museums, shopping malls, and restaurants,” she said. She expressed gratitude for the hospitality shown during QTM, noting how many visitors and partners offered to show her around during future visits.“That was really touching. It made me feel welcomed and special. I hope I can come more often and experience the Middle East from different perspectives,” she said. “The region’s culture — and especially its people — are genuinely hospitable and welcoming, and spending more time here also helps me better understand what Middle Eastern travellers look for when planning their holidays.”As Malta positions itself to attract more travellers from Qatar and the wider GCC, Wu says the goal extends beyond tourism figures—it is about building long-term relationships.“For us, it’s not only about promoting Malta to the Middle East. It’s also about understanding the region, learning from it, and building real friendships,” Wu said.With renewed momentum from this year’s Qatar Travel Mart, Malta Tourism Authority looks set to deepen its engagement with the Middle East as travellers increasingly seek diverse, culturally rich, and year-round destinations like Malta. 

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