"Quiet luxury." That's how people describe the Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Petite Seconde watch. This French brand, founded in 2016, offers a range of vintage-inspired watches assembled in France.
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Every year, the Worn & Wound team visits Chicago for the Windup Watch Fair, where locals suggest trying Malört. This spirit has a complex reputation and is limited to the Chicago area. However, its popularity is slowly growing.
If you've ever tried Malört, you'll find a detailed feature about it worth reading. But be warned, it may not make you want to drink it.
Sotheby's held the Now and Contemporary modern art auction, featuring Maurizio Cattelan's artwork - a banana duct-taped to a wall. It sold for over $6 million, and the buyer, Justin Sun, announced he would eat the banana in line with the artwork's concept.
The sale of this artwork gained attention not only for its price but also for the buyer's cryptocurrency payment.
Ridley Scott has become well-known for his historical dramas, and his latest film, released this week, is another addition to his impressive filmography. While his films may not always be historically accurate, Scott has strong responses to critics and remains a celebrated filmmaker.
An article explores what Scott gets right and wrong in his cinematic interpretations of historical events.
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