WATCH: IDF strikes Hezbollah weapons facility hidden under former clinic
The weapons production site was located in Tyre, a southern Lebanese city from which Hezbollah operatives have launched missiles towards Israel. The IDF struck on Monday a Hezbollah weapons production site embedded in a former civilian medical clinic and meters away from a Mosque, the military said. The site was located in the southern Lebanese…
Read MorePistachio Perfumes Are Up 852.5%—11 Salty, Creamy, and Subtly Sweet Scents
It’s official: pistachio is the new It-girl perfume. It was already a rising star in 2025, along with matcha and pear-soaked scents, but it’s now #1 for summer 2026. What’s my proof, you ask? Some of the biggest, buzziest brands are launching new, nutty elixirs. Designers are even cosigning the trend, as Loewe just launched…
Read MoreLéa Seydoux on Her Cannes Fashion, Best Red Carpet Tip, and Friendship With Adèle Exarchopoulos
A longtime friend of Louis Vuitton, Seydoux turned to the house to fashion her bisected Cannes wardrobe. The brief? “I like to be chic, but I also like to be sexy, feminine,” she says. The actor and her stylist, Alexandra Imgruth, felt that Old Hollywood fit her vision and sent their ideas to the Vuitton…
Read MoreThis, This, and This Will Make Jeans and a Tank Top Look Expensive, Not Basic
Here at Who What Wear, we love the idea of building an outfit around wardrobe basics. Why? Because it helps us get ready faster in the morning, knowing these staples are versatile and match effortlessly. Plus, the beauty of a minimal look is that it serves as a black canvas, allowing accessories to add depth,…
Read MoreNo, Foreign Officials Do Not Get First Amendment Immunity from U.S. Sanctions | National Review
If foreign nationals abroad — like Francesca Albanese — can claim such immunity, much of the U.S. sanctions architecture is suddenly vulnerable. Source link
Read MoreStop Funding Problems Start Fueling Proven Strengths
I’ve built and sold companies, scaled brands fast, and learned a hard lesson: throwing money at problems doesn’t fix them. It just hides them until the cash runs dry. My stance is simple. Capital should amplify what already works, not patch what’s broken. That mindset saves founders, agencies, and investors from painful, slow failures disguised…
Read MoreMy Stylish Mom and I Love These Items From the Nordstrom Half-Yearly Sale
It’s that time. Yes, Nordstrom just dropped its iconic Half-Yearly Sale just ahead of Memorial Day Weekend. As I’ve certainly discussed before, both my Mom and I love to shop at Nordstrom (ahem, stylish items for stylish people), so this is one event both my mom and I can’t wait to shop for the up-to-50%…
Read MoreAugust Sander’s Enormous Attempt to Capture a Lost World
Still, objectivity is never really objective, and the camera’s putatively clinical perspective had long been used by eugenicists to peddle hateful pseudoscience about the skull sizes and brow shapes of “criminal types” and so-called lesser races. (This history is largely absent from Yale’s admirable just-the-art, ma’am, presentation, curated by Judy Ditner.) Yet Sander’s pictures rarely…
Read MoreThe Fear Driving “Well, I’ll Let You Go” and “Othello”
Like the recent Broadway play “Little Bear Ridge Road,” “Well, I’ll Let You Go” is a portrait of people living in isolation, their walls up—a situation ripe for an explosion. Refreshingly, the play doesn’t cheat its way toward its climax, and instead arrives at something simpler and more affecting: the audience learns what happened to…
Read MoreMargot Robbie Meets the Writer Behind London’s Buzziest Play
Set in Tudor England, against the backdrop of Anne Boleyn’s arrest, 1536 has become the runaway, must-see show of the year. Since its award-winning, sold-out run at the Almeida in 2025, the play—penned by breakout playwright and screenwriter Ava Pickett and directed by Lyndsey Turner—has picked up a new producer in Margot Robbie, been transferred…
Read MoreJapan’s factory activity expands at slower pace, cost pressures surge
TOKYO, May 21 (Reuters) – Japan’s manufacturing activity slowed slightly in May, while service sector growth ground to a halt for the first time in over a year, as surging costs linked to the Middle East conflict weighed on confidence, a business survey showed on Thursday. • The S&P Global flash Japan Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’…
Read MoreTrainer Experts Told Me What Styles Will Dominate This Summer—I Was Genuinely Surprised
Trainers have always held a polarising place in fashion. The functional shoe first originated in sporting grounds and gym floors before crossing over into street style uniforms in the latter half of the 20th Century. Unlike other staples that are native to these environments—say leggings, crop tops and emotional support water bottles—trainers are unique in…
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