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Men’s fashion week in Milan eyes dressing for post-COVID excursions
Fitted frock coats, bow ties and exuberant colors graced the runaway as Dolce & Gabbana and Fendi both imagined more glamorous, post-pandemic wardrobes for their fall/winter collections at the Milan men’s fashion week. Designer Silvia Venturini Fendi took inspiration from the 1920s dandy at her fashion house’s show on Saturday, punctuating refinement with touches of eccentricity. Blazers were transformed into capes, knitwear featured sizeable...
Ghana rage after controversial goal earns Gabon AFCON draw
YAOUNDE: Ghana captain Andre Ayew dismissed Gabon as a “small team” after Jim Allevinah’s late goal saw Friday’s Africa Cup of Nations clash between the teams in Yaounde finish in a 1-1 draw. Ayew’s fine early strike had the four-time champions on course to claim their first win in Group C only for Allevinah to blast in a superb 88th-minute equaliser that puts Gabon on the brink of the last 16 but leaves Ghana’s hopes on a...
Red-hot Karatsev overpowers Murray to win Sydney title
SYDNEY: World number 20 Aslan Karatsev produced a masterclass yesterday to power past Andy Murray in the Sydney Classic final, signaling his intent of making another deep run at the Australian Open. The No1 seed won 6-3, 6-3 in one hour and 31 minutes, hitting 29 winners in a near-flawless performance that left the three-time Grand Slam champion out of answers.“Thanks to my team we are doing an amazing job,” Karatsev said during the awards...
Australian Open players tired of Djokovic’s saga
MELBOURNE: Players at the Australian Open were yesterday growing tired of the Novak Djokovic visa saga overshadowing the opening Grand Slam of the year with Rafael Nadal declaring no one was bigger than the tournament. World number one Djokovic has again been detained in Australia after authorities ripped up his visa for a second time and declared he was a threat to the public. He is facing deportation with his chances of defending his men’s...
Ecuador expands sea life protections around Galapagos
Ecuador created a massive new marine reserve Friday north of its Galapagos islands, forming a Pacific corridor up to Costa Rica’s Cocos Island National Park to preserve species of migratory fauna, such as sharks. President Guillermo Lasso, on board a scientific vessel from the Galapagos National Park (PNG) anchored in the bay of Puerto Ayora off Santa Cruz Island, signed the decree creating the new reserve called “Hermandad” (Brotherhood)....
Belgium ‘ghost town’ fights to return to life
Doel has a reputation as Belgium’s best-known ghost town. But its few inhabitants-today numbering just 21 - now see a glimmer of hope of their village bouncing back to life. If it does, it would be a remarkable change of fortune for a place that has been steadily emptying out since the late 1970s when its population was 60 times bigger, leaving behind silent streets of crumbling, sealed-up homes covered in graffiti.Squeezed between Antwerp’s...
Birdwatchers flock for glimpse of rare snowy owl in US capital
The white dome of the US Capitol shines through the night, illuminating a small group huddled down the hill, bundled tightly against the winter cold and carrying long-lens cameras and binoculars. The motley crew are not there to photograph Washington’s famous monuments - they have their sights set on a rare creature that flew in from the Arctic: a snowy owl. “There he is!” shouts one of the birdwatchers. The crowd shifts positions to get a...
Drones spray holy water at Hindu festival; crowds defy COVID rules
Drones sprayed holy water from the Ganges on thousands of Hindu pilgrims on Friday to reduce crowding during a massive festival being held despite soaring COVID cases in India. The Gangasagar Mela in the east of the country has drawn comparisons with another “superspreader” Hindu gathering last year that the Hindu nationalist government refused to ban. It was blamed in part for a devastating COVID surge.Officials had said they expected around...
Classic rock albums turning 50
There must have been something in the water in 1972 - there almost certainly was for these guys. It was a year that spawned several instant Americana classics - and one that was seemingly beamed down from outer space - that came to define rock music and set the template for the sexy, seedy decade to come. ‘Exile On Main St’ by The Rolling StonesFor guitarist Keith Richards, it was the definitive Stones record. Fleeing the British tax...
‘Be My Baby’ singer Spector dies at 78
Ronnie Spector - the cat-eyed rock ‘n’ roll singer who fronted the 1960s group the Ronettes, whose era-defining hits included the classic “Be My Baby” - died Wednesday. She was 78 years old. “Our beloved earth angel, Ronnie, peacefully left this world today after a brief battle with cancer,” read a family statement. “Ronnie lived her life with a twinkle in her eye, a spunky attitude, a wicked sense of humor and a smile on her...
COVID-19 bites but fashion keeps men warm in Milan
Armani has cancelled but Fendi, Dolce & Gabbana and Prada have opted for live shows at Men’s Fashion Week in Milan, which kicks off Friday amid a fresh wave of coronavirus. Despite hopes of a return to normal after two years of the pandemic, the northern Italian city has been forced to adopt a “phygital” program this weekend, with some houses showing off their collections in person and others going digital. Giant Giorgio Armani’s decision...
Real Madrid down Barcelona to reach Spanish Super Cup final
RIYADH: Real Madrid struck a fifth Clasico victory in a row on Wednesday to advance to the Spanish Super Cup final but Barcelona’s young guns showed why there is belief the club’s recovery has begun. At the end of a pulsating contest in Saudi Arabia, Madrid scraped through 3-2 after extra-time. As expected, Madrid triumphed to make it a quintet of consecutive Clasico victories, the first time either side has enjoyed such dominance since Pep...
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