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Prepare yourself for more yacht pictures featuring Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau. A source tells Page Six the pop star is thinking about bringing her yacht along for her tour in Europe this summer. “Between touring she would like to cruise to some beautiful places with her boyfriend and possibly their kids,” says our source. Katy Perry is thinking about bringing her yacht to Europe during her tour so that she can take some time away with boyfriend Justin Trudeau. AP Photo/Charles Sykes Photos of Perry and the former Prime Minister of Canada hugging on the top of her yacht went…

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly requiring guests to sign strict non-disclosure agreements ahead of their widely discussed wedding plans in New York City on 3 July, according to TMZ, as fresh scrutiny grows over claims that the celebrity couple could be staging part of the event at Madison Square Garden.The reported secrecy measures have fuelled further debate around what may become one of the most closely watched celebrity weddings in recent years, although key details remain unconfirmed.Speculation surrounding Swift and Kelce’s wedding intensified after reports emerged that the pair had secured Madison Square Garden for a multi-day event.…

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British artist David Hockney, whose colourful depictions of California landscapes and swimming pools helped shape modern art for more than six decades, has died at the age of 88. His publicist, Erica Bolton, confirmed his death on Thursday. No cause of death was disclosed. Widely regarded as one of Britain’s most influential contemporary artists, Hockney built an international reputation through his bold use of colour, distinctive style, and willingness to embrace new artistic techniques throughout his career. Born in Bradford, northern England, Hockney developed an early fascination with light and colour, inspired in part by Hollywood films that contrasted sharply…

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Industry veteran Stewart Williams has joined Riverside Luxury Cruises as country manager for Australia and New Zealand, bringing decades of cruise and travel industry experience to the luxury river cruise line’s expansion plans in the region. Williams, who previously served as managing director of Globus family of brands and most recently spent six years building distribution for Celestyal Cruises across Australia and New Zealand, said the opportunity to help establish Riverside in the local market was one he couldn’t ignore. After concluding his work with Celestyal, Williams was approached by Riverside’s leadership team to help drive the brand’s growth across…

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Nineteen years after Tom Brady and Bridget Moynahan called it quits, the exes reunited at their son Jack Brady’s high school graduation. The athlete posted a series of pictures from the 18-year-old’s ceremony on Saturday, including a shot of himself and the “Blue Bloods” actress posing on either side of Jack. “One of the proudest days of my life, watching Jack walk across the stage, and graduate into the next chapter of what’s already an impressive life. You are an amazing son, brother, grandson, nephew, and friend amongst many other things,” Tom, 48, gushed in the caption. The football star…

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Famous museums are exciting until the long lines ruin the fun. Fortunately, several European cities offer incredible art at a much kinder pace. These destinations still attract visitors, but they provide a better chance to enjoy masterpieces without fighting crowds. You get excellent art collections, beautiful buildings, and local cafés. Best of all, there is enough breathing room to make the trip feel like a real vacation.Basel, Switzerland Credit: CanvaThe Kunstmuseum Basel has collected public art since 1661. The three calm buildings showcase masterpieces by Holbein, Picasso, and Frankenthaler, often with fewer crowds than Europe’s biggest capital city. June can…

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There is a distinct art to a “slowmotion” Mediterranean getaway, one that rejects the frantic pace of typical holiday checklists in favor of a deeper and quieter ease. If our recent travels have been a bit more exploratory than restorative, Limassol, Cyprus, arrives in 2026 as the ultimate antidote – a place where the vacation itself is defined by its laid-back frequency. Poised along the island’s southern coast, Limassol serves as an intersection of old and new, where ancient ruins and well worn, palmlined promenades sit beside a sleek, ultramodern marina, all moving to the reassuring rhythm of the turquoise…

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce enjoyed a Broadway date night weeks before their highly anticipated nuptials. The couple — whom Page Six exclusively reported is set to wed at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on July 3 — attended a Saturday showing of “Oh, Mary!” at the Lyceum Theatre. After the show, the pop superstar and the football player, both 36, went backstage to share a moment with the cast, including Maya Rudolph, who portrays Mary Todd Lincoln — Abraham Lincoln’s wife — in the play. With the cast still in costume, the group posed for several pictures together…

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Celebrity weddings in the 1950s and ’60sThese days, news of celebrity weddings reaches the general public almost instantaneously thanks to social media and smart phones. From venues to guest lists to dresses, every detail tends to make headlines long before the nuptials take place, like Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s upcoming 2026 wedding.But decades ago, an air of mystery and exclusivity surrounded the unions of the rich and the famous. Celebrity weddings were truly glamorous affairs in the 1950s and 1960s, and the public ate up every detail. Fans swooned over images of stunning brides and handsome grooms as they…

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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) presents the work of the late Nam June Paik, Korean American artist, who is considered to be the founder of video art, during a press preview of his first-ever retrospective exhibition in San Francisco, California. Photo by JOHN G. MABANGLO / EPA June 12 (Asia Today) — Nam June Paik connected Seoul, Tokyo and New York by satellite in 1986. His project, “Bye Bye Kipling,” brought Korean traditional dance, American popular music and Japanese avant-garde art together on one screen in real time. The work directly challenged British writer Rudyard Kipling’s famous…

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