Marc Jacobs Says Rejecting the Dior Job Was 'Best For Everyone'
American designer and creative head of Louis Vuitton Marc Jacobs is all set for an exciting year that includes a major exhibition in Paris. The designer has opined for the first time since refusing the Dior job that staying back at the label and rejecting the job has probably been the best decision for everyone.
Fashion World Unites to Support Obama's Re-Election Campaign
To support Barack Obama for his re-election campaign, 2012, some of the country's top fashion designers have collaborated and launched a campaign to promote and assist him during the election process.
Prostate Cancer Screening Doesn’t Lower Death Risk: Study
Routine screening for prostate cancer may not help lower the number of deaths caused by the condition. Research conducted at the Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, has indicated that any amount of testing for the ailment among men in their fifties or sixties will have no impact on the death rate.
George Clooney to Track Nazi Art Thieves During WWII in Next Project
Golden Globe-award winning actor George Clooney is all set to hunt for rare art works stolen by Nazi soldiers during World War II, in his next cinematic project.
GM Cadillac ATS to Challenge German Luxury Brands
American automotive manufacturer General Motors (GM) has thrown down the gauntlet to reigning luxury brands in the market like German companies BMW and Mercedes Benz, by unveiling its compact Cadillac ATS sports sedan.
Rare Ancient Greek Coin Collection Sold for Record $25 Million
A rare collection of ancient Greek coins, called the Prospero Collection, fetched a record price of $25 million at an auction in New York.
Selfridges’ '2012 Bright Young Things' Announces Emerging Talents
High-end department chain Selfridges & Co. has announced the names of 15 emerging design talents who will be part of their 2012 Bright Young Things initiative from the fields of fashion, design and art.
NASA Questions Commander Lovell’s Right to Auction Apollo 13 Checklist
NASA is questioning whether James Lovell, an Apollo 13 commander, has the right to sell a 70-page checklist that contains his handwritten calculations that were vital in guiding the damaged spacecraft back to Earth.
Rare 1793 Penny Sold for Record $1.38 Million at U.S. Auction
A one-cent copper coin minted in 1793 - the year in which the newly-independent United States of America first began minting its own currency - has fetched a record $1.36 million at a Florida auction.
From Mila Kunis to Jason Bateman: Stars at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Anniversary Gala [PHOTOS]
The stars were out in force on Saturday to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and show their support for the cause.
Celebs, Red-Carpet Arrivals at the 23rd Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival Gala [PHOTOS]
The 23rd annual Palm Springs International Film Festival gala event on Saturday at the Palm Springs (Calif.) Convention Center was a star-studded event attended by the creme-de-la-creme of the movie industry.
Top Spring/Summer 2012 Ad Campaigns [PHOTOS]
High-end couture brands like Christian Dior, Bottega Veneta and Chanel has unveiled some of the latest flavors of the season with their new Spring/Summer 2012 ad campaigns.
Diablada: Dance of the Devils Observed in Pillaro, Ecuador [PHOTOS]
The annual Diablada -- Dance of the Devils -- was observed by revelers on the streets of the Ecuadorean city of Pillaro, about 83 miles south of the country's capital of Quito, amid great pomp on Friday.
Burberry Records 10 Million Facebook Fans, More than Dior and Gucci
Fashion house Burberry has now become one of the world's most popular luxury brands, after registering more than 10 million Facebook fans.
Rare Edition of Audubon's 'The Birds of America' Estimated at $10 Million
A rare first edition of French-American ornithologist and painter, John James Audubon's colour-plate book The Birds of America is estimated to fetch around $10 million at an upcoming auction on Jan.20, 2012.
Human Brain Starts to Deteriorate at 45 Years: Study
Loss of memory and other cognitive functions in humans may start as young as 45, according to new research.
Celebrities, Launches, and New Concepts at 2012 India Auto Expo [PHOTOS]
Some of the planet's top automakers are showcasing their latest concepts and models at the 2012 India Auto Expo in New Delhi, as they seek to boost sales in one of the biggest markets in the world, despite the recent slowdown in turnover.
Louis Vuitton Announces Perfume Debut With Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud
After months of speculation, French fashion house Louis Vuitton has finally confirmed its foray into the fragrance sector with perfumer Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud.
BMW Overtakes Mercedes-Benz as Top-Selling Luxury Brand in U.S.
BMW AG has sealed its position as the most successful luxury brand in the U.S. in 2011 by outselling Daimler AG's Mercedes-Benz last month.
Mila Kunis is New Face of Christian Dior Spring/Summer 2012 (PHOTOS)
American actress Mila Kunis has been named as the new face for the Spring/Summer 2012 campaign of luxury brand Christian Dior.
Rodarte's ‘Fra Angelo Collection’ at LACMA Inspired by Italian Renaissance Frescoes (PHOTOS)
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has unveiled an exclusive exhibition by California-based fashion label, Rodarte, portraying a unique blend of the old and the contemporary.
Alexa Chung Set to Launch Fashion Reality Series '24-Hour Catwalk'
British Style Awards winner and Vogue editor, Alexa Chung is all set to launch her own reality fashion series 24-Hour Catwalk starting next week in the US.
Liz Claiborne Changes Name to Focus on Lucrative Brands
New York-based fashion house Liz Claiborne Inc. has announced its decision to change the organization's name to Fifth & Pacific companies, to ensure closer ties on the three in-house lucrative lifestyle brands - kate spade, Juicy Couture and Lucky Brand.
Marni's Exclusive T-Shirts for H&M to Assist Japanese Red Cross (PHOTOS)
As part of Italian fashion label Marni's collaboration with retail brand H&M, approximately 25 percent of the funds raised from sales of an exclusive unisex T-shirt will be used to assist the Red Cross in Japan.
H&M Unveils Versace Cruise Collection [PHOTOS]
The new Cruise Collection for Swedish retailers H&M, designed by Italian fashion house Versace, has everything from resort-wear to fruity-print robes, sandals and accessories; the collection has been styled to encapsulate the holiday wardrobe.
Scientists Identify Gene Linked to Age-Related Deafness
Scientists have discovered a single gene that could provide vital clues to treating age-related hearing disabilities affecting approximately 50 percent of people over the age of 60, across the world.
Christian Louboutin vs YSL: Red Sole Fashion Feud Continues
The battle between luxury brands, Yves Saint Laurent and Christian Louboutin over the use of red-soled stilettos have continued into 2012 following the filing of an appellate brief in late December.
Marc Jacobs Ex-Executive Resolves Lawsuit out of Court
A former executive of Marc Jacobs has resolved a lawsuit that earlier charged company's president Robert Duffy of creating a sexually discriminative environment at workplace.
Louvre Retains Position as World's Most-Visited Art Museum
Paris-based Louvre Museum has reinstated its position as the most-visited art museum in the world with a record 8.8 million visitors last year.
Ring Set with 2,525 Diamonds Enters Guinness Book of World Records
A diamond ring studded with 2,525 glittering diamonds has made it to the Guinness Book of World Records for having the most diamonds set in one ring.