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THE NEW YORK TIMES: Giorgio Armani rewrote the rules of fashion not once but twice in his lifetime.

Another treat for Beliebers tonight with the release of new album Swag II, arriving just weeks after Swag.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The Louvre Museum has named a repatriation advocate as the next ‘Chaire du Louvre’, sending a strong signal about France’s changing attitudes toward returning wrongfully removed artworks.

Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani has died at the age of 91, his company says.

Jasveen Sangha faces a maximum prison sentence of 65 years.

THE WASHINGTON POST: No Other Choice is a dark comedy about a man who wages war after being made redundant from his job of 25 years.

In the long-awaited new spin-off of The Office, there’s a Jim, a Leslie, one Oscar and two Michael Scotts.

American Eagle has proven any publicity is good publicity as the company reveals the outcome of its campaign with actress Sydney Sweeney, following backlash.

A woman who was known to her customers as the ‘Ketamine Queen’ has pleaded guilty to selling actor Matthew Perry the ketamine that killed him.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Carpenter is best when playful, but not winking.

‘It’s been really fun telling everybody who I’m going to be spending the rest of my life with.’

Ariel Winter is open to playing the role of Alex in a Modern Family reunion if the hit TV sit com that ran for more than a decade is revived.

Matilda Ledger is looking more like her father with each passing year, spotted earlier this week on a shopping trip in her native NYC.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Frenzied fans, Oscar buzz and a standing ovation show Jacob Elordi has hit the big time.

Multiple sources have confirmed Scooter Braun and Sydney Sweeney’s romance since meeting at Jeff Bezos’ wedding.