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Tag Heuer is paying tribute to Ayrton Senna with gorgeous chronograph bearing the name of the legendary late Formula One driver.
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Decades before the Swiss watchmaker became the official sponsor of Red Bull Racing and reigning champ Max Verstappen, it tapped Senna for
For the home of a bonafide rock star who’s married to a Kardashian, Travis Barker’s Calabasas, California mansion is tastefully modest. The one-story home, which spans just under 10,000 square feet, was featured in Architectural Digest following a fresh renovation by Waldo Fernandez, a Author: Maxim Video
Zendaya is set to serve up a sultry cinematic Grand Slam in a new trailer for the tennis-themed love triangle movie Challengers, directed by Call Me By Your Name helmer Luca Guadagnino. The Dune and Euphoria actress stars as Tashi Duncan, a magnetic former tennis prodigy-turned-coach who Author: Maxim Staff
Wine Of The Week: Zuccardi Malbec Concreto 2021 Malbec has remained singular in my mind for years, particularly Argentinian Malbecs, which are often big, rich, hammy, and heavy. This wine isn’t that. When Sebastián Zuccardi took over his family winery in the early 2000s, he started concentrating on making wines that Author: Kate Dingwall
Ray-Ban A new season calls for a wardrobe refresh, be it with one of a stylish new spring jacket or a new pair of fresh sunglasses. You can actually channel that sense of fresh style by looking to the past, though: Hard as it might be to improve upon the Author: Beau Hayhoe
Presented by Sara Smith Since its inception in 2015, Triller, a social media app that uniquely integrates music, lifestyle, and culture, has emerged as an exciting prospect in the tech industry. With its scheduled public listing in 2023, it has piqued the interest of investors and tech aficionados alike, proving Author: Sara Smith
Apple’s product line grew a little bit during this week’s WWDC. No, I’m not talking about the Vision Pro headset that garnered so much attention, but the addition of the big-screened 15” MacBook Air laptop. A larger iteration of the 13” Air, both computers now represent the small and large Author: John Sciarrino