Paul Jebara

3 days ago | galeriemagazine.com | Paul Jebara

The pool at the Duchess. Photo: Courtesy of Aria Hotels Greece, long typecast as a postcard fantasy, has arguably stepped into a more dimensional role. The most compelling new stays no longer trade solely on ruins or romance. Rather, they channel biophilic compounds, zero-waste villas, and heritage structures reprogrammed into culinary labs and artist studios.

1 week ago | observer.com | Paul Jebara

Michael B. Jordan didn’t grow into style. He trained for it. Before the awards show spotlights and Loewe press tour looks, he was modeling for Toys “R” Us and filming prestige TV from the sidelines. Think: The Wire’s doomed Wallace, Friday Night Lights’ QB1, and Parenthood’s emotional core. But it wasn’t until Creed (2015)—after a year of real boxing, a low-fat diet and on-camera bruises—that the industry stopped seeing Jordan as just another rising star and started dressing him like a leading man.

3 weeks ago | mensjournal.com | Paul Jebara

This article was published in partnership with AlchemyThis Father’s Day is no different from the last. He’s not dropping hints. He’s not DMing product links. And he’s definitely not logging into your family’s Amazon account to update a wishlist. That doesn’t mean he wants another smart home device he won’t set up, or a branded tumbler that looks like every other one on the sideline. What does he really want?

1 month ago | galeriemagazine.com | Paul Jebara

Four Seasons Private Jet. Photo: COURTESY OF FOUR SEASONS HOTELS AND RESORTS The Four Seasons private jet program extends the brand beyond physical properties and into the atmosphere itself, transforming air travel’s inherent frictions into a canvas for service perfection. Here, luggage materializes in hotel suites and jet lag is neutralized through calibrated light exposure and targeted bodywork.

1 month ago | observer.com | Paul Jebara

Sunscreen isn’t just for beach weekends or drop-top drives—it’s your first line of defense against the most common cancer in the world. One in five Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime and in 2024, researchers called it: we’ve hit a critical inflection point.