Apple’s foray into streaming
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Apple TV+ will not be the next Netflix, and that is the whole point
Ross Anderson is Life editor at The Spectator World
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Apple TV+ will not be the next Netflix, and that is the whole point
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When you’re using a 14.5” device, you can’t doomscroll; every action is far more purposeful
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For the adventurous lovers of the classic Italian gin cocktail
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The future of cinema is up for grabs
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Gay romance doesn’t abide by many of the rules and expectations of the straight world
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The London-based company has applied the same tricks as the iMac
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Lawmen enter the Wild West that is ChatGPT town
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Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed also presents a beautiful portrait of the gay man behind his straight character
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Musk just got Zucced
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The Chinese fast fashion giant invited a diverse cast of LA influencers to visit their most polished facilities
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The new Louis Vuitton is the same as the old Louis Vuitton: creative — and immensely lucrative
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Yes, the air filter is absurd. But has Dyson made a good pair of headphones?
Earlier this week, Apple unveiled their latest product: the Vision Pro ultra-premium mixed reality headset. It’s sleek, advanced and luxurious, powered by Apple’s class-leading M2 and R1 chips, running their new VisionOS operating system, and built with a blend of glass, aluminium and plush fabric. Seven years after that messy launch, the Watch division made
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Sam Levinson knows he’s not an academic or intellectual
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The designer being celebrated at the Met Gala rescued Chanel. Today, the fashion house needs saving again
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Inside the cottage industry making high-end Nike rip-offs
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RIP Tumblr porn — and don’t count on Elon Musk either
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His classic style belies the tabloid couture of Princess Diana
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Falling for Christmas looks bound to be tragicomic and artless pulp, but so what?
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A hit show for those who prefer their billionaires medium-rare