When Emma Mackey met Vicky Krieps, she couldn’t help but blush. The two actors play love interests Sofia and Ingrid in “Hot Milk,” Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s feature directorial debut that premieres at Berlin Film Festival on Friday, and the first scene they shot together also marked the first time they’d truly interacted. “I didn’t get to […]
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Over the last six years, thanks in the main to the SVOD revolution, Spain, once known for select auteurs – Pedro Almodóvar, J.A. Bayona, Fernando Trueba – has stepped fully onto the world stage as a European film and TV power. Appropriately then, Spain is the Country in Focus 2025 at Berlin Festival’s European Film Market. Its movie
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Photo credit: Toke Makinwa/Instagram Toke Makinwa never misses when it comes to serving looks, and this Faaji Friday is no exception! The media maven and style star lit up our feeds in a stunning pastel damask boubou. The shimmering fabric, blending hues of vibrant blue and pink, elevates the traditional silhouette into a head-turning modern
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Kenyan commercial banks are racing to cut lending rates in response to a directive from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), which has threatened financial institutions with daily fines for non-compliance. The regulator is cracking down on lenders that have been slow to adjust their rates following successive Central Bank rate cuts to ease the
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As Storm Pia battered Britain in 2023, a TUI flight with 291 passengers and 10 crew onboard was forced to declare a fuel emergency upon struggling to land. A report by the Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) detailed how a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, registered G-TUIB and flying from Mexico, faced a series of challenges due
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Passengers facing flight disruptions are often left in the dark about their rights, leading many to miss out on compensation for delays or cancellations. Additionally, the process of claiming compensation is often unnecessarily complex. That’s why Belgian Minister for Consumer Protection, Rob Beenders, from the political party Vooruit, is advocating for the automatic granting of
Vision Hospitality Group announced today the grand unveiling of The Inn at Celebration, which recently underwent a multimillion-dollar property renovation and joined the elite Autograph Collection Hotel Portfolio. A ribbon cutting and grand opening ceremony will mark the occasion on February 6th at 4:30 pm. A Boutique Lakeside Retreat Nestled along Lake Rianhard in the
Hotels are relying on corporate events to sustain their recovery momentum The resurgence of corporate events is bolstering confidence in the ongoing recovery of the hotel sector. Over 80% of hotel operators surveyed by JLL in Asia Pacific anticipate an increase in revenue from meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) in 2025. Meeting planners in
For years, exhibitions have been a powerful tool for introducing products to the market. Then came Covid-19, the rise of the digital era, and the belief that an online presence alone was enough. Yet, despite the shift to digital, live events remain irreplaceable. According to Hestelle Robinson, CEO of Homemakers Fair, who has nearly 30
