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    Spanish actor Miguel Bernardeau, son of Ana Duato, is making headlines over a new relationship. Spanish magazines report he is dating Zhanna Red, a Latvian model and influencer who has worked with fashion houses such as Dior and Yves Saint Laurent. Outlets note she has also won over his family circle, with celebrity magazines featuring the couple on their covers this week.

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    Defence Housing Australia's profit cited in public housing debate●https:// michaelwest.com.au/the-public- housing-answer-australia-already-knows/ "Defence Housing Australia looked afterMmastodonBusinessReal Estate513 min ago

    Commentators are pointing to Defence Housing Australia as proof Australia already knows how to run public housing at scale. The agency managed 17,353 homes as of June 2025 and recorded an after-tax profit of $23.9 million, with critics noting no one calls its model welfare. The argument comes as public housing makes up only around 4% of Australia's housing stock, amid ongoing debate over the country's housing affordability crisis.

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    Valentino stages show of corset tops in historic Paris library●Valentino unveils corset tops and chunky jewellery at fashion show in 19th-century Paris library✉newsLifeFashion44 min ago

    Valentino presented its new collection in a 19th-century library in Paris, showing corset tops paired with chunky jewellery. The house used the ornate historic setting to frame the looks, drawing attention from the fashion press during the season's Paris schedule. The combination of structured corsetry and bold accessories is being highlighted as the defining note of the collection.

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    Naomi Watts and Alexander Skarsgård Bring Bookish Style to Valentino●Naomi Watts, Alexander Skarsgård Were Feeling Bookish at Valentino✉newsLifeFashion44 min ago

    Naomi Watts and Alexander Skarsgård attended Valentino wearing looks with a bookish, literary feel, drawing attention from fashion watchers. The pairing of the two actors at the house's event is being noted as an example of the intellectual, library-inspired aesthetic currently circulating in fashion.

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    Mortgage rates top 7% despite Trump's 3% pledge●TAPPER: Two years ago, President Trump said he thought he could get mortgage rates down to 3% or even lower. Last week mMmastodonBusinessEconomy23 h ago

    CNN's Jake Tapper confronted White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett with Trump's two-year-old promise to bring mortgage rates down to 3% or lower, noting rates just posted their biggest weekly jump in four years to above 7%. Hassett rejected the premise, defending the administration's economic record as critics seize on the gap between the pledge and reality.

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    Tenney hostage tax penalty bill passes Congress▼Tenney hostage tax penalty bill passes Congress, waiting for Trump's signature✉newsWorldUS Politics10 h ago

    A bill sponsored by Congresswoman Claudia Tenney addressing the so-called hostage tax penalty has passed both chambers of Congress and now awaits President Trump's signature. The legislation targets tax penalties imposed on Americans whose tax filings were disrupted by circumstances beyond their control. Local and regional outlets in New York are reporting the bill's passage, noting it now heads to the White House to become law.

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    Janelle Monae, Jodie Comer and Eddie Redmayne Turn Out for Givenchy●All the Ts: Time Travel, Thrillers and Theater With Janelle Monae, Jodie Comer and Eddie Redmayne at Givenchy✉newsLifeTravel8 h ago

    Janelle Monae, Jodie Comer and Eddie Redmayne attended Givenchy's show, drawing attention from fashion press. The actors are currently promoting projects spanning time travel stories, thrillers and theater, and their front-row appearances added star power to the Paris fashion house's event, with coverage noting the trio of 'T' themes tying their work together this season.

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    The House Flies self-release new album Lost Literature▼The House Flies - Lost Literature (self-released)✉newsCultureMusic17 h ago

    The band The House Flies has released a new album, Lost Literature, on a self-released basis without label backing. The record has been noted in independent music coverage, drawing attention within the underground and DIY music scene as listeners and reviewers share their impressions of the new material.

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    Rays draw packed playoff house against Yankees three years on▼Three years after sparse crowds in playoffs, Rays draw packed house vs. Yankees https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7656597MmastodonSportBaseball220 h ago

    The Tampa Bay Rays are drawing a full stadium for their playoff matchup against the New York Yankees, a marked change from three years ago when their postseason games were played before sparse crowds. The turnaround in attendance is being noted across baseball, highlighting the franchise's growing fan support in a matchup against one of the sport's biggest drawing teams.

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    Homeowners Hold Onto Sub-4% Mortgages as Rates Top 7%●Homeowners Are Clinging to their Below-4% Mortgages for Dear Life as Mortgage Rates Went over 7%✉newsBusinessReal Estate23 h ago

    US mortgage rates have climbed above 7%, while millions of homeowners still hold loans locked in below 4% from the pandemic-era refinancing boom. Analysts note many owners refuse to sell because moving would mean giving up their cheap rate and taking on a far costlier new mortgage, a dynamic known as the lock-in effect that is keeping housing supply tight and prices elevated.