Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Nonprofit plans to launch 80,000-year probe to Alpha Centauri by 2029
Fermi projects the trip would take a minimum of 80,000 years and cost just under $15 million, a relatively small budget for a space mission. Source link
Read MoreJessie J Shares She’s Taking a Step Back From Spotlight, Says Last 2 Years Have “Taken a Toll”
“Finally have my second cancer reconstruction surgery,” she explained, adding that this chapter of her life will be “to recharge, heal, to rest, to process, to love on myself and my boy, to water the next chapter of my life and most importantly be present and really live.” “I never feel I can really give…
Read MoreIris van Herpen Has No Flagship Store, No Diffusion Line and No Plans to Change
Installation view: “Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses” at the Brooklyn Museum, 2026. Photo: On White Wall/Paula Abreu Pita There is a dress on the fifth floor of the Brooklyn Museum that looks like it was grown, not made. Not sewn. Not cut. Standing in front of it, you will feel something that fashion almost…
Read MoreRHONY’s Hailey Glassman Explains Her “Lavender Marriage” With Mystery Husband
RHONY’s Carole Radziwill Slams Jeffrey Epstein Question in Explosive Season 16 Trailer Hailey Glassman‘s outlook on marriage? The more the merrier. The Real Housewives of New York City season 16 newbie recently got candid about her and her husband’s unconventional bedroom agreement after previously revealing she sleeps “with women intimately” all while happily married to…
Read MoreFashion’s Next Front Row Is the A.I. Shopping Interface
As shoppers increasingly turn to A.I. for product discovery, fashion brands must think beyond visibility and find ways to carry their identity into the new interface. Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for Storey/North Six Group New York Fashion Week is a reminder that fashion has never been just about the product. The runway, casting,…
Read MoreGrammy-winning singer collapses on stage during Nashville performance
Grammy-winning singer Ray LaMontagne collapsed on stage during his performance at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on Saturday. In a fan video from the concert, LaMontagne, 53, strummed his guitar and sang his 2004 song “Jolene” before he grunted and suddenly fell backwards to the floor. The audience could be heard gasping during the terrifying moment, as…
Read MorePrince Harry, Meghan Markle Were “Surprised” by King Charles III’s Letter Clarifying Royal Status
King Charles III Addresses Prince Harry & Meghan Markle’s Royal Status After Move Back to U.K. The royal family is adjusting to having Prince Harry and Meghan Markle back across the pond. And in light of the couple’s return, King Charles issued a letter of guidance on Sept. 7 confirming that, despite being back in the U.K., there…
Read MoreOle Miss fan shares craziest DMs she’s gotten since viral game moment: ‘Bankrupt me’
A college football fan who went viral during Ole Miss game has opened up on her 24 hours of fame. Sara Smith, who went viral after an ESPN cameraperson showed her in the stands during Ole Miss’ 41-38 win over Louisville on Sunday, has shared the wild DMs she has since received on TikTok. On…
Read MoreMore Americans Are Losing Health Insurance—And Everyone Will Pay
“There’s a ripple effect that hits the uninsured and newly uninsured and underinsured particularly hard,” says Anthony Wright, executive director of Families USA, a national consumer health advocacy group. “But it ripples through families and communities and the health system we all rely on.” Some hospitals are already closing. Select Specialty Hospital—Tucson East recently announced…
Read MoreMamdani Expected to Announce Release of 9/11-Related Documents
What do we know about the content of the documents? The documents the Times obtained reportedly included records related to 15 John Street, near the collapsed World Trade Center, which purportedly detected asbestos—at times exceeding acceptable limits—about a year after the attack. Among the pages was also an audit from November 2001, submitted to the…
Read MoreVenice’s Most Enticing Luxury Hotels, From Gilded Palazzi to Lagoon Retreats
Venice is small, but luggage makes its bridges feel alpine. San Marco keeps the Piazza and La Fenice close, along with the city’s steepest premiums for bedrooms turned toward an interior court. Across the Accademia, Dorsoduro settles after dark, with the Guggenheim behind you and Zattere sunsets ahead. Cannaregio favors arrival by train and evenings…
Read MoreObscure Committee to Investigate Trump Ballroom if Democrats Win House
Huffman says that if Democrats win the House the committee would seek records showing how the projects were approved, how much public money had been spent, and whether donors received or sought favorable treatment from the Administration. The private financing, he says, would receive particular scrutiny. He wants to know who donated, how much they…
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