This article presents a roundup of recent celebrity news, including Caroline Giuliani's public statement against Donald Trump, Tim Cook's ambitious project with the Apple Vision Pro, and the intriguing story of Lady Betty Grafstein and José Castelo Branco.
Rudy Giuliani’s Daughter: Trump Took My Dad From Me. Please Don’t Let Him Take Our Country Too By Caroline Giuliani “Nothing I have experienced prepared me for the very public and relentless implosion of my father’s life,” writes Caroline Giuliani, announcing her support for Kamala Harris. Why Tim Cook Is Going All In on the Apple Vision Pro By Nick Bilton Inside Apple Park, the tech giant’s CEO talks about the genesis of a “mind-blowing” new device that could change the way we live and work.
A-list directors are already on board—“My experience was religious,” says James Cameron—but will your average iPhone user drop $3,500 on a headset? From the Archive: Babe (1990) By Sally Bedell Smith When Babe Cushing, the most captivating of “the fabulous Cushing sisters,” married CBS chairman Bill Paley, her glamour and his power made them the golden couple—in New York society there was nothing beyond the Paleys. But Babe became her husband’s most precious possession, slavishly fulfilling his whims while her family disintegrated around her. And her aura of perfection—for three decades she was the ideal and envy of all her peers—belied a deepening pain and resentment. Sally Bedell Smith, in this excerpt from her biography of William S. Paley, In All His Glory, records the high price of being Babe. Karen Read Tells Her Story (Part 1): A Murder Trial in Massachusetts By Julie Miller After John O’Keefe was found, near death, in the snowy front yard of a fellow Boston cop, his girlfriend was arrested. As Karen Read’s second murder trial looms, she’s ready to talk about what she says really happened. Read “Part 2” of this story, including new details that have emerged in the Karen Read murder case, here. The Twisted True Love Story of Lady Betty Grafstein and José Castelo Branco By Alice Hines A 95-year-old diamond heiress and a much younger genderfluid reality star got famous on TikTok for their epic feel-good romance. Was it all a long con
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A forgotten Apple patent reveals the original idea for the Vision ProAn Apple patent from 2008 has resurfaced, and it looks and sounds a whole lot like the Vision Pro.
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Apple Vision Pro Fails to Boost VR and AR Market Despite High HopesApple's Vision Pro headset, priced at $3,500, has failed to make a significant impact on the VR and AR market despite high expectations. Sales have been poor, and many customers returned the product shortly after purchase. Apple seems to be downplaying the poor response, classifying the product as an 'early adopter product'.
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