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Fall Festival Season Ignites: 'Paper Tiger' Opens NYFF as Zurich Premieres 'Wicker' and 'I Play Rocky'
Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver and Miles Teller launched the New York Film Festival while Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgard charmed Zurich — and the awards race quietly took shape.
Italy’s Quiet Jewelry Powerhouse: FOPE’s Revenue Jumps 32% in First Half of 2026
The Vicenza goldsmith founded in 1929 reported net revenue of €56.8 million and a 26.1% EBITDA margin, with Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asia accelerating.
Mitsui Ocean Sakura Sets Sail: Japan's New All-Suite Luxury Ship Brings 'Funatabi' to the Seas
Departing Yokohama on September 19, the 458-guest Mitsui Ocean Sakura doubles the fleet of Japan's young luxury cruise line — every suite with an ocean view, a sushi counter on Deck 5, and an open-air footbath by the pool.
The Legend Collection Just Got Bigger: 11 New Hotels Redefine What Counts as Luxury
Preferred Hotels & Resorts has added 11 properties — from a private-island palace in Venice to the UAE's most anticipated resort — taking its Legend Collection past 125 hotels worldwide.
The Text Message Worth $10 Billion: Instinct Founder Noah Shinn on AI Agents That Book Your Life
Days after a $1B raise at a $10B valuation, the Instinct founder told investor Patrick O'Shaughnessy why travel is the killer app — and why agents should reinvent the restaurant reservation.
Safety First, IPO Later: OpenAI's Sam Altman on Why Going Public Can Wait
At OpenAI's Developer Day, the CEO told CNBC he has 'no particular timeline' for an IPO — and explained why a withheld model was only 'a little bit worse' on safety tests.
How to Navigate the EU's New Parcel Customs Fees: A Shopper's Guide
A €3 duty per item since July, and a €2 handling fee per item from November 1. Here's exactly how the EU's new parcel rules affect your online orders.
How to Set Up and Use the New Siri AI App in iOS 27: A Complete Guide
iOS 27 gives Siri a standalone app, personal-context awareness and real app actions. Here's how to get it running and put it to work.
Record Drought Exposes Buried Roman City and Redraws the Map of Ancient Switzerland
After Switzerland's hottest summer on record, drone surveys of parch-marked fields around Avenches revealed thermal baths, roads and a possible temple at Aventicum — the richest finds there in 50 years.
A Piece of the World's Oldest Peace Treaty Resurfaces in Türkiye After 3,200 Years
Announced on the International Day of Peace, a cuneiform fragment from the Hittite capital of Hattusa preserves treaty clauses on fugitives fleeing between Egypt and Hatti — diplomacy from the 13th century BCE.
The Classroom That Made Alexander Great: New Digs Reveal Aristotle's School at Mieza
Greek officials have announced this season's finds at the royal gymnasium of Mieza in northern Greece: mosaic-floored halls, lecture rooms and banquet chambers where scholars believe a teenage Alexander studied under Aristotle.
First Graves Ever Found at Göbekli Tepe Rewrite the Story of the World's Oldest Monumental Site
Published in PLOS One on 22 September 2026, the study by Julia Gresky and Lee Clare reports the site's first two intact burials — and proposes that a shifting hillside, not ritual, scattered hundreds of bones across the stone circles.