Posts by Amelia Frost
China Encircles Taiwan with Live-Fire Drill as Invasion Panic Grows
China deployed warships, aircraft, and missile forces around Taiwan, launching live-fire drills that simulate a full blockade and invasion. The exercises, dubbed ‘Justice Mission 2025,’ simulate scenarios involving a blockade and potential amphibious operations. Taiwanese forces scrambled in response, vowing to protect their democracy against what they call an aggressive bully across the strait. Escalating…
Read More11 Wardrobe Essentials That Made Brigitte Bardot a Fashion Icon
French actor, singer, and animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot has died at the age of 91, according to a statement released by her foundation. Throughout the 1960s, Bardot’s sensual aura, stunning curves, and delightfully mischievous gaze propelled Brigitte Bardot to the status of an absolute French icon and sex symbol. A dream to men and…
Read MoreBrigitte Bardot, An Absolute Icon of French Cinema, Dies at 91
Brigitte Bardot died on Sunday, December 28, at the age of 91 in Toulon, France. This was confirmed by the foundation that bears her name in a statement to Agence France-Presse. Per the BBC, the statement read: “The Brigitte Bardot Foundation announces with immense sadness the death of its founder and president, Madame Brigitte Bardot,…
Read MoreThe 31 Coolest Shoulder-Length Haircuts to Try in 2026
Shoulder-length haircuts are finally getting the love they deserve—at least, as much as extra-long layers and itty-bitty bobs. When you think about it, medium lengths bring the best of both worlds. They have all the bouncy styling potential of a shorter chop while maintaining enough length to experiment with layers, updos, and a variety of…
Read MoreYour Weekly Horoscope: December 28 to January 3, 2025
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Your weekly horoscope is here. We can thank Ancient Rome for our current calendar and the reset date of January 1st. They also changed the presiding deity to Janus, the double-headed god of thresholds and new beginnings. He had one head looking back, one looking forward, and is associated with the zodiac sign of Gemini.…
Read More7 Lucky Colors to Incorporate Into Your New Year’s Eve Look to Kickstart 2026
Lucky colors: the phrase sounds lighthearted, but the idea is ancient and profound. Every year-end, the same scene repeats itself (with different furniture, different toasts, different lives): a gesture is sought that seems small yet carries the weight of a wish. Color perfectly fulfills this role because it functions as an instant language: it needs…
Read MoreLace Nail Art Is the Dainty Winter Manicure to Try This Season
Looking to switch up your winter mani? Consider lace nail art, the latest trending design for the cozy season. Similar to the sheer tights trend, lace nail art evokes the same dainty and sexy vibes of a lace pattern—perfect to pair with matching undergarments. In years past, it’s been easy to go for the traditional…
Read MoreAn IPO Built on Omission: Hithium and the Disclosure Standards Facing the HKEX
With global competition for leadership in artificial intelligence, microchips, and smart-city infrastructure accelerating, what constitutes a reliable technology partnership is being reassessed by governments and markets. In global capital markets, this reassessment is translating into a more stringent emphasis on transparency, which is increasingly a top priority for both investors and regulators. An unprecedented level…
Read More2025 Was the Record Year for Holiday Sales: Finelo Reviews How to Recover from Your Credit Card Hangover
(Reviewed by Finelo) This year, holiday giving has reached new heights. Americans are spending now more than ever. In 2025, U.S. holiday spending surpassed $1 trillion for the first time. Online shoppers alone spent $44 billion during Cyber Week, according to the National Retail Federation and Reuters. Many households now stretch their finances with credit…
Read MoreUS Businesses Adjust Hours For Boxing Day And New Year’s Day
Shoppers and travellers across the United States are navigating adjusted business hours this holiday season as major retailers, supermarkets and convenience outlets prepare for two key dates — Dec. 26 (the day after Christmas) and Jan. 1 (New Year’s Day 2026). With Christmas closures giving way to post‑holiday openings and a federal holiday on New Year’s…
Read MoreZelensky To Meet Trump As US-Backed Peace Push Gains Momentum
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to meet US President Donald Trump in the coming days in a bid to push forward peace talks with Russia, raising hopes of a breakthrough in one of Europe’s longest-running conflicts. The announcement comes as Kyiv’s US-backed peace proposal is being reviewed by Moscow, with both sides signaling cautious…
Read MoreClaudia Sheinbaum Says Mexico Will Continue Supplying Oil To Cuba ‘To Avoid a Crisis Of Blackouts’
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said her government will continue providing oil to Cuba to “avoid a crisis of blackouts” as the island’s economic situation continues to deteriorate. Sheinbaum said two tankers were sent to the country and justified the decision saying Mexico made the decision as “part of the framework with…
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