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NEW YORK—Scoring an inside scoop on the new celebrity couple, the tabloid website TMZ revealed Wednesday that Pete Davidson and Kate Beckinsale’s relationship is no more than a public-relations ploy orchestrated to raise the profile of the New York Rangers. “We’re in seventh place, the season’s winding down, and we…
SANTA BARBARA, CA—Noting that the timing of the allegations appeared to be “a little too perfect,” a lawyer representing Michael Jackson’s estate questioned Wednesday why those accusing the late pop icon of child sexual abuse had only come forward steadily since the early 1990s. “It seems awfully convenient that all…
Discover more about this symbolic food and sweet tradition for Passover.
In his new book, Nick Estes points a way forward, with solidarity and without sentimentality, to an idea of Indigenous land alive with ancestry and renewal.
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Raise your hand if you can’t wait for the arrival of the newest royal baby. Yep, that’s about everyone. While we can’t wait to see the new addition to the family, we’re quite content reveling in Meghan Markle’s stellar maternity outfits. Her looks have been a mix of tried-and-true staples and some fun curveballs, and her newest outfit happens to fall into the former category.
Making a surprise appearance on stage at WE Day UK, which celebrates young leaders, Markle dressed up jeans with the two staples everyone should own: a navy blazer and pointy-toe pumps. The additions make her basic skinny jeans and tank top look polished and professional with no effort at all. While Markle’s shoes are by celebrity-beloved brand Manolo Blahnik, we found worthy alternatives at a more affordable price point. Scroll down to see how Markle dressed up skinny jeans and shop the look.
Next, see every piece Meghan Markle has worn at least five times.
Mercedes-AMG’s line of flagship S-Class sedans is saying goodbye—or auf wiedersehen—to the V12 with the S65 “Final Edition.”
After debuting the decadent car at the Geneva Motor Show, the German marque announced that only 130 models will be delivered worldwide.
All will be equipped with bronze 20-inch multi-spoke wheels, shiny black tailpipe trims and finished in high-gloss obsidian metallic paint.
The twin-turbo, 12-cylinder engine produces 621 horsepower and is capable of sending the S65 to 60 mph in just 3.9 seconds, at least on Car and Driver’s test track.
Max speed is limited to 186 mph, but no one in their right mind would try that anywhere but the Autobahn.
Exclusive black Nappa leather upholstery with copper-colored stitching and carbon fiber accents give the S65’s interior a premium feel, while a numbered Final Edition badge confirms its exclusive status.
Creature comforts like power-reclining rear seats, heated and cooled cupholders and a variable-tint sunroof max out the “luxe” factor.
Mercedes hasn’t released the price, but C&D estimates that the S65 Final Edition will retail for north of $240,000.
For another ultra-exclusive luxury sedan, check out the Bentley Continental GT Number 9.
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s new film tells the story of an artist who grows up in Nazi Germany, comes of age in East Germany and travels to the West to find freedom for himself and his art.
