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| Fashion Features Starting with the Globes, a rush of events, some rescheduled from 2023, has glam squads working overtime with fewer gowns due to fashion industry shifts. By Booth Moore |
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| | | People Ilaria Urbinati tops the list, expected to dress four stars. |
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| | | Human Resources The executive is overseeing watchmakers Hublot, Zenith and Tag Heuer, where he is keen to “ensure a real human and strategic continuity.” |
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| | | Lifestyle Say goodbye to "Barbenheimer" — here's what everyone will be talking about in the coming months. |
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| | | Marketing and Promotion While luxury giant LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton is a major sponsor of the event, sector leaders fear that logistical chaos could put off well-heeled tourists. |
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| Home Score the five-star hotel feeling with these collections from high-end bedding brands. |
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| | | Fashion Scoops Eye on the Carpet at the Golden Globe Awards will break down all of the big night’s fashion trends and talk with the stars themselves in exclusive interviews. |
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| | | Culture News Items once worn by Cher, Princess Diana and Paris Hilton are also on the block as part of Julien's "Unstoppable" sale. |
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