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1 week ago | 
dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman
Last year, LVMH made a power play to steal the rights from Rolex to sponsor Formula 1. A deal worth over $1 billion across 10 years became the biggest the sport had ever seen. LVMH’s takeover was a coup of giant proportions and only strengthened the group’s dominance in luxury. The timing couldn’t have been better, with F1 at its peak and still growing thanks to Netflix and a 23-race calendar.
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1 week ago | 
dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman
The 69-year-old, also known professionally as Sarah Steinberg, was found gagged, stabbed, and wrapped in a blanket after neighbours forced entry into her home when she failed to make contact for several days. Her beloved corgi was discovered alive but locked in a bathroom, having survived 72 hours without food or water.
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1 week ago | 
dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman
In the fiercely glamorous world of high-flying luxury, Qatar Airways has once again soared to unparalleled heights, snagging the prestigious title of World’s Best Airline for a record-breaking ninth consecutive year.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Luc Wiesman
EXCLUSIVEThe world's safest airlines - and the ones to avoid: After Air India fireball, experts' list that could save your life, from best planes to 50 safest companies... and ones BANNED by the UKAre you sitting safely when you board a plane for your summer holiday? The answer, after analysing aviation data, is ‘yes’. Flying remains one of the …
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1 week ago | 
dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman
There’s something happening with Brad Pitt right now. And I don’t think any of us were quite ready for it. For a man who spent decades cementing his place as Hollywood’s most consistently well-dressed star — that sweet spot of tailored, minimal, vaguely European cool — the last few weeks have felt like someone swapped his stylist with an algorithm fed equal parts 90s Formula 1 archive footage, Adam Sandler streetwear memes, and “rich guy at Burning Man” mood boards. Let’s review the evidence.
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1 week ago | 
dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman
Seiko has done a lot of weird stuff over the years. They’ve given us tuna-can divers, hybrid ana-digi oddities, even the Spring Drive movement that basically ignores the normal rules of watchmaking. But none of that touches the absolute madness of the Seiko TV Watch. In 1982, long before anyone had heard the phrase “wearable tech”, Seiko casually dropped a wristwatch that could play live TV. Yes, TV. On your wrist. Like something out of Blade Runner.
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1 week ago | 
dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman
The world premiere of F1: The Movie wasn’t just a moment for Formula 1 fans it was a star-studded spectacle where one watch brand clearly owned the moment. Big time. Hosted in Times Square and backed by Apple Original Films and Warner Bros. Pictures, the high-octane launch event drew Hollywood and motoracing royalty alike. While the cast and concept drew cameras, it was IWC Schaffhausen that quietly dominated the wrist game.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Luc Wiesman
3 hours agoIt looks like we've got ourselves a bonafide summer blockbuster It’s been four years in the making and cost a rumoured $300 million to make, but F1 The Movie is revving its engine on the starting grid, ready to race into UK cinemas on the 25 June. Written by Ehren Kruger and directed by Joseph …
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2 weeks ago | 
dmarge.com | Luc Wiesman
On June 12, 2025, tragedy struck just moments after takeoff when Air India Flight 171, a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner en route to London Gatwick, crashed into a building in Ahmedabad, India. The aircraft, carrying 242 passengers and crew, slammed into the B.J. Medical College; 241 lives were lost on board, along with at least 28 more on the ground. It was the first fatal crash involving a Boeing 787 since its debut in 2011; a black mark on an aircraft long considered one of the safest.
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2 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Luc Wiesman
10 hours agoNew angle shows final moments of Air India flight from take-off to crashA new angle shows the final moments - from take-off to crash - of the doomed Air India flight on its way to London, Gatwick. CCTV footage shows the Boeing 787 Dreamliner leaving the runway at Ahmedabad Airport on Thursday (12 June) before it begins descending rapidly in its nose-up take-off angle. Moments later the plane, with 240 people onboard, erupted into a huge fireball as it crashed into a residential area.
