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Zara Tindall Channels Equestrian Inspo in L'Agence for New Year's Day Original
Zara Tindall embraced her equestrian roots and career in a look by L’Agence and Farifax & Favor for the New Year’s Day Cheltenham race on Thursday in Cheltenham, England. Tindall, a granddaughter of the late Queen Elizabeth II, wore the Kolina plaid long coat from L’Agence for her refined outerwear for Thursday’s race. Crafted of Italian recycled wool-blend houndstooth, the coat was initially introduced as part of the fall 2025 collection.
Queen Mary of Denmark Styles Jesper Hovring & Lasse Spangenberg Look Original
Queen Mary of Denmark gave royal regal dressing a new level of elegance in combined pieces by designers Jesper Høvring and Lasse Spangenberg for New Year’s Day celebrations at Christian VII’s Palace in Copenhagen on Thursday. Denmark’s queen consort wore an ornately, delicately crafted lace top by Copenhagen-based designer Spangenberg, featuring long flowing sleeves with a cinched cuff and a high neckline complete with sheer fabric and botanical inspiration throughout.
Lainey Wilson Gives Winter Dressing a Country Spin for New Year's Eve Original
Lainey Wilson married Western styling with an aesthetic, winter-inspired aura in a ski suit by Sarah Jameson and Raina Gir for her performance during the “New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash” on Wednesday in Nashville. The Golden West Boots founder wore a one-piece ski suit look in a shade of burnt sienna, with gold embellishments embroidered on the fabric throughout and tassel elements running down the side seams of the pant legs.
A Yogini’s Take On Bravery In Revenue Optimization | By Suzanne Swafford – Hospitality Net
Trying a new, seemingly complicated pose in a yoga practice is often terrifying. Fear of falling on our face in crow pose or perhaps just falling in front of other people oftentimes holds us back from reaching new goals. An outside view of the pose from a well-informed teacher will oftentimes help us find that nuance that makes all the difference. As Hospitality Revenue Leaders, it is our responsibility to champion a strategic culture that is innovative and brave.
When Nicholas Ray Made a Student Film... at Age 61
“Cinema is Nicholas Ray,” Jean-Luc Godard wrote in 1957. Ray’s films included Rebel Without a Cause, They Live By Night and In a Lonely Place, in which he directed perhaps Humphrey Bogart’s greatest performance. But just a few years later, Ray would find himself broke and teaching in upstate New York, in the middle of a wild academic experiment. Ray’s life and final film are the subject of the latest episode of Dan Delgado’s The Industry, which you can enjoy on Apple, Spotify, or above.
Crypto Trust Issues - Distribution Dilemma
By Michael Knip on ALTCOIN MAGAZINE Another crypto trust issue to watch out for is its unequal distribution. In deciding whether or not to buy into the crypto revolution at hand, my better judgment says no… if it ultimately only leads to enriching a crypto nouveau-riche. But the technology, utility and underlying ideology of crypto often convince me otherwise. I first muse on the unbacked fiat money system in use today, which appears to be in trouble and maybe even nearing its end.
The Car Bundle
There’s a lot you can criticize about cars and individual car ownership. But one criticism you shouldn’t make blindly is “Think about how much of the car you don’t use.” It’s true that not every driver or every trip needs the horsepower of an ICE or a top speed of 65+ MPH. Not every trip needs four seats, or even two. Not every trip needs climate control or cargo space. But it doesn’t matter, because cars are a bundle. A car is like cable TV. There are some features of my car that I don’t really need.
The Trillion Dollar Lawsuit, Part One
One year ago exactly, I wrote my first piece about a stablecoin called Tether. A year later, uh, wow: From legal action introduced last month: Leibowitz et al. versus iFinex et al., US District Court. A complaint is not the same thing as a conviction. But the complaints are mind-blowing. This is not just “we are upset that we lost our crypto money and we’d like to sue someone”.
Ten Predictions for the 2020s: Part One
For our last two newsletter issues of the year: ten predictions for the 2020s. First five out today, six through ten out next week. Enjoy, and please email me with takes of your own: if I gather enough good ones, I’ll publish a bonus episode with reader takes. #1: Enterprise software in the 2020s will replay Softbank’s Capital-as-a-Moat disaster of the late 2010s.
Five "I, Too"s for 2019
Hello readers! As we approach the end of the year, we’ll have a few posts looking back on the year that was (and maybe one on the decade too; stay tuned for that.) This week, a fun post I’ve been looking forward to writing for some time: a look back at my five favourite “I, too, think ____“ moments on Tech Twitter this year.
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