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Arch Wedding Studio Announces Expanded Wedding Photography Services Across Cancun, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen
Arch Wedding Studio Announces Expanded Wedding Photography Services Across Cancun, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen

Yahoo

time4 hours ago

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Arch Wedding Studio Announces Expanded Wedding Photography Services Across Cancun, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen

Award-winning Riviera Maya photographer Evan Whitney captures destination weddings across Cancun, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen with timeless artistry and care New York, New York, May 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Arch Wedding Studio, led by award-winning photographer Evan Whitney, announces the availability of its destination wedding photography services across Cancun, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen. The studio offers couples in Mexico's Riviera Maya a personalized photography experience that emphasizes authentic storytelling, editorial quality, and timeless documentation of wedding celebrations. Arch Wedding Studio Logo Known for his editorial eye and connection-centered approach, Evan Whitney is a Mexico destination wedding photographer who brings a rich background in both portraiture and weddings. His work has been published by Rolex in their Perpetual Planet Series and featured in Wedding Chicks. In 2024, he received the Couples Choice Award, further solidifying his reputation in the destination wedding a Cancun wedding photographer, Evan captures the vibrant energy and coastal beauty of the region. His services also extend to couples seeking a Tulum wedding photographer, where historic architecture and natural elements frame intimate ceremonies. For those tying the knot along the Riviera's Caribbean shoreline, Evan is a sought-after Playa del Carmen wedding photographer, trusted for his consistent quality and ability to document fleeting moments with depth and from North Carolina, Evan began his career in New York City before expanding internationally. He founded Arch Wedding Studio to reflect his commitment to delivering luxury-level services with a personal touch. Packages include photography, videography, second shooter coverage, high-resolution prints, heirloom-quality albums, and timeline coordination, all tailored to create a complete and meaningful documentation of the wedding day.'Experience matters. Quality matters. But most of all, people matter,' says Evan Whitney. 'The more comfortable my clients feel, the more authentic the photographs become. That connection is what turns a photo into a memory.'With Evan behind the lens, couples receive more than standard portraits — they receive a visual legacy of one of the most important days of their lives. His presence throughout Cancun, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen ensures that every couple has access to expert wedding photography no matter where they choose to say 'I do.' About Arch Wedding Studio Arch Wedding Studio is a luxury destination wedding photography business founded by Evan Whitney, an award-winning portrait and wedding photographer. Specializing in capturing love stories across Cancun, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen, the studio offers high-end photography and videography services designed to preserve life's most meaningful moments. With a focus on connection, artistry, and excellence, Arch Wedding Studio delivers timeless images for couples celebrating in Mexico's most breathtaking locations. CONTACT: Evan Whitney Arch Wedding Studio evan@

EXCLUSIVE Brave father reveals how he saved the life of his two children, 10 and 11, as 'drug driver' ploughed into crowds during Liverpool's title celebrations
EXCLUSIVE Brave father reveals how he saved the life of his two children, 10 and 11, as 'drug driver' ploughed into crowds during Liverpool's title celebrations

Daily Mail​

time17 hours ago

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  • Daily Mail​

EXCLUSIVE Brave father reveals how he saved the life of his two children, 10 and 11, as 'drug driver' ploughed into crowds during Liverpool's title celebrations

A brave father saved the lives of his two children as the speeding car ploughed into crowds at the Liverpool celebration parade. Reds fan Anthony Claypole, 42, was in the middle of the crush with children Evan,11, and Sydney, 10, when the Ford Galaxy smashed into the crowd. Around 50 pedestrians, including four children, needed hospital treatment after the car struck fans at up to 30mph near the city's waterfront, which had been closed to traffic. A 53-year-old man, described by police as white British and from the Liverpool district of West Derby, has been arrested for attempted murder, drug driving and dangerous driving. Recalling the moment the car struck, Anthony told MailOnline: 'There was a sea of people, it was that packed when we heard people saying: 'Oh, my God, oh my God.' 'I looked above the crowd and I could see flailing arms - with that I heard the engine revving and I could see the car was coming straight for us. 'I had hold of Evan and Sydney and managed to move them both to the left just enough to avoid being hit. 'But somehow I lost Sydney, I was panicking because I thought she had gone under the car.' Seconds later Anthony heard a relative who was at the event with them shouting: 'I've got Sydney' 'I'm just glad I pulled the children in the right direction otherwise I don't think any of us would be here now.' The family, all huge Liverpool fans, had left their home in Barry, South Wales, at 6am on Monday morning to witness Liverpool's Premiership victory parade. They were standing with friends and relatives in Water Street shortly after 6pm when the Ford Galaxy got through a roadblock by tailgating an ambulance. The people carrier gave Anthony a glancing blow as it sped past causing him to fall on top of his terrified children. The father-of-five was afraid that if the driver put the car in reverse he would run straight over them. Evan suffered a sprained ankle and a cut on his shin while Sydney was left with bruised legs in the Bank Holiday Monday horror. As they went to get medical help they saw a baby boy on the ground after being toppled out of his pram by the surging crowd. Anthony said: 'I can't get that image out of my mind, it's not something I wanted my kids to see. As a father, that has done something to me. 'Everything was in complete chaos. I instantly thought it was a terrorist attack, cars being driven into crowds has happened here and worldwide.' The family were seen by paramedics and advised to take a taxi to Liverpool Royal Infirmary for the children to have check ups. Instead they went to Anthony's car parked near the Anfield stadium and headed straight for home. The former HGV lorry driver, who suffers from PTSD, said: 'I just wanted to get out of the city and get home where they could have a hug from their mum. 'All of the Liverpool hospitals were going to be rammed and luckily the children weren't badly hurt. 'The paramedics said Evan's ankle wasn't broken and some friends gave us ice packs to take away the swelling on his and Sydney's legs.' His partner, Jodie, 35, was at home looking after their other children, Jaxon, eight, Archie, seven, and Cobie, two, unaware of the drama unfolding in Liverpool. Evan and Sydney, both on half term holiday, are recovering at home after being treated for their injuries at a Cardiff hospital. Anthony said it was a 'miracle' they were not more seriously injured either by the car or the panicking crowd of people - some trying to get away from the vehicle and others trying to get at the driver. He said: 'I'm angry that the car was able to get into a crowd of more than half a million people. 'There was a high level of security but it managed to tailgate an ambulance into a zone which was packed with fans. 'The police response was slow - it should have been a case of act now and think later. But from what I could see at the time and since on video it doesn't look like they were in too much of a rush. 'But I can't praise the ambulance service enough - my respect goes out to them, they were brilliant. 'At the time it all happened so quickly but now that I've processed what happened I'm just thankful that no one was killed. It's a miracle.' The family was due to go on a tour of Anfield for Evan's twelfth birthday in August but Monday's events have put them off. Jodie said: 'The children's injuries have been looked at and they are fine, it's the mental trauma I'm worried about.'

2025 AMAs Appearance by Polarizing YouTuber Sparks Instant Backlash: 'Seriously?'
2025 AMAs Appearance by Polarizing YouTuber Sparks Instant Backlash: 'Seriously?'

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timea day ago

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2025 AMAs Appearance by Polarizing YouTuber Sparks Instant Backlash: 'Seriously?'

Last night (May 26), the 51st Annual American Music Awards — hosted by Jennifer Lopez — took place at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas in Las Vegas, Nevada. On the surface, the night was seemingly smooth sailing, but an award show would be nothing without a splash of drama... The 2025 AMAs were no exception. While all of our favorite artists, actors, reality television personalities and more were in attendance at the 2025 AMAs, representing the social media world were individuals like Tara Yummy, Alix Earle, Ben Almeida and more. Also representing the social media world was one controversial character, James Charles, causing quite a bit of backlash from the moment he walked the red — or should we say purple? — carpet. For those who need a refresher, James first achieved notoriety for being a young, male makeup artist, with his makeup tutorials gaining quite a bit of traction via YouTube. With his newfound social media stardom, the New York native went on to become the first male brand ambassador for CoverGirl, launch his own makeup line, Painted, and more. While he has achieved a great deal of success throughout his time in the limelight, James has also found himself in quite a bit of controversy. His first scandal stemmed from his feud with fellow YouTuber Tati Westbrook — who publicly "accused him of disloyalty and attempting to seduce a heterosexual man with the knowledge of the man's sexuality" in 2019 — and to follow, he was accused of child grooming in 2021. More recently, James found himself in yet another scandal, this time involving TikTokers Kayla Malec and Evan Johnson in April 2025. While Kayla accused Evan of domestic violence — which was eventually taken to court, with Evan pleading guilty and being sentenced to one and a half years in prison — James was accused of supporting Evan, going so far as to have sexual relations with him. Yikes! Nevertheless, Entertainment Tonight shared a video via TikTok of James at the 2025 AMAs, rocking an all-black ensemble that consisted of a double-breasted blazer, bermuda shorts and more. To accompany the look, the YouTube sensation wore dainty silver earrings and rings, as well as a rainbow eyeshadow look that brought a pop of color to the overall outfit. With his attire aside, almost instantaneously, the comment section of the TikTok video was flooded with negativity, with fans wondering why such a controversial character was invites to the 2025 AMAs (especially since the Kayla and Evan controversy is so recent). "Seriously? They invited even after his latest allegations on top of the other allegations?" one fan wrote, while another added, "The nerve." A third dished, "After everything… he was still invited??" James also shared a video via TikTok getting ready for the award show, which also amassed a great deal of hate comments. "So are we all just gonna move on?" one fan wrote, while another added, "Who invited him?" A third dished, "You do not deserve to go." While James' attendance was quite polarizing, the award show was a success nonetheless. To see it for yourself, Paramount Plus subscribers in the United States can stream the 2025 AMAs today (May 27) via the platform. 2025 AMAs Appearance by Polarizing YouTuber Sparks Instant Backlash: 'Seriously?' first appeared on Parade on May 27, 2025

Proof Eminem Is a Stan of Daughter Hailie Jade Scott's Marriage
Proof Eminem Is a Stan of Daughter Hailie Jade Scott's Marriage

Yahoo

time21-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Proof Eminem Is a Stan of Daughter Hailie Jade Scott's Marriage

Originally appeared on E! Online Eminem is a total stan of his daughter's marriage. The "Mockingbird" rapper made a surprise appearance at Jelly Roll's concert in Detroit on May 18, and he adorably took a moment on stage to give Hailie Jade Scott a sweet shoutout in honor of a major milestone she reached with her husband Evan McClintock. In a video captured by a fan, shared to YouTube May 19, Eminem spoke to the crowd after finishing his performance of his 2002 hit "Lose Yourself" alongside Jelly Roll. And during his speech, the MC shared a heartwarming nod to his hometown, as well as Hallie and Evan, who tied the knot one year prior in an intimate ceremony in Battle Creek, Mich. "Long time, no see, Detroit," Eminem said in the clip. "One more time, make some noise for Jelly Roll, y'all. Hailie and Evan, happy anniversary, I love y'all." And the Grammy winner (whose real name is Marshall Mathers) wasn't the only one to pay tribute to their special day. Hailie also rang in her anniversary with a touching post on social media. More from E! Online Sean "Diddy" Combs Speaks Out in Court With 4-Word Message During Sex Crimes Trial Sean "Diddy" Combs Trial: Usher, Michael B. Jordan and More Celebrities Who Have Been Mentioned in Court Why Survivor Fans Think Editing Error Spoiled Season 48 Finale "One year ago today i made the easiest decision i've ever made- becoming your wife," the 29-year-old wrote on Instagram May 18 alongside photos from her and Evan's lavish nuptials. "Cheers to this last year and choosing each other for the rest of our lives." But a wedding is just one of several milestones Hailie and Evan, 30, have reached together. In fact, the couple welcomed their first baby, a son named Elliot Marshall McClintock, back in March. And for Hailie, her journey to motherhood has been the most rewarding experience yet. "Growing you has been the greatest gift of my life," Hailie wrote on Instagram May 11 alongside a time-lapse video of her growing baby bump. "Thank you for making me your mommy baby boy." For more of Hailie's cutest pics with her family, keep reading. For the latest breaking news updates, click here to download the E! News App

People say city 'is dead' as huge cost of keeping shopping centre open revealed
People say city 'is dead' as huge cost of keeping shopping centre open revealed

Wales Online

time20-05-2025

  • Business
  • Wales Online

People say city 'is dead' as huge cost of keeping shopping centre open revealed

People say city 'is dead' as huge cost of keeping shopping centre open revealed Readers have been reacting to the news that Newport's Friars Walk shopping centre has been kept afloat by taxpayer funds for the last eight years, to the tune of £3.5m Wales Online readers have been vocal in our comment section following news that Newport's Friars Walk shopping centre has relied on £3.5 million of taxpayer money for support over the past eight years. The latest figures unearthed by the Local Democracy Reporting Service reveal that the council's payments have peaked at £500,000 per year for six consecutive financial years. ‌ Cllr Matthew Evans, the Conservative faction's leader, responded with consternation to the spending, remarking he was "absolutely staggered that the council has squandered over £3.56m of local taxpayers' money on this". ‌ Contrasting Cllr Evan's view, a spokesperson for the council defended the outlays, asserting the local government would stand to gain from the agreement even if it parted with the full £500,000 annually over the course of the 15-year contract. The spokesperson clarified that upon initiating the contract, the council secured an £8m sum and would only commit to covering up to £7.5m in additional payments. "It is important to note that as well as the rental subsidy the arrangement ensures that the council receives additional rent payments if the centre's profits exceed certain thresholds," they elaborated. Article continues below Cllr Evans, however, proposed that the cash flow directed at addressing low rents might be better utilized enhancing council provisions. "Think how many additional social service staff could have been employed or potholes fixed," he suggested. "I seem to recall when I questioned the decision taken by the cabinet at the time I was told that it was merely 'an insurance policy' which would never be called on. "Sadly the public have been picking up the tab for Labour's failure to regenerate the city centre. The reopening of the former Debenhams site is good news but more needs to be done and fast." One commenter, Reportthisnow says: "Despite the glossy optimism surrounding Friars Walk's future, the reality is far from self-sustaining. The council's ongoing financial support, now totaling £3.5 million in subsidies, paints a clear picture, not of an upward trajectory, but of long-term dependency. The partial repurposing of the Debenhams site is being framed as progress, yet it barely scratches the surface of what's needed to reverse the trend of stagnation. With high business rates driving retailers away, and a shopping centre that continues to rely on taxpayer-funded lifelines, the idea that this project will miraculously turn itself around is becoming increasingly implausible. ‌ "Rather than vague promises of future success, Newport deserves a transparent discussion about whether this model is sustainable, or if it's simply prolonging The cost of keeping Friars Walk revealed- 'the High Street is over'. The numbers don't lie. Friars Walk's reliance on council funding shows no real signs of reversing, and until that changes, these 'future benefits' remain nothing more than hopeful speculation." While Dingle6677 adds: "Don't worry, we will just put council tax up higher to cover the cost. The whole lot of them should be jailed for theft, we can't go on like this." Poppymaud says: "I think that the reopening of the Debenhams store is a joke. One floor of a mish-mash of products, most of which are low quality and displayed like a car boot sale. I asked the price of an air freshener cleaning spray, as it had no price on it. I was told £2.99 after one staff member shouted to another to check. I said it was too expensive. The same product is £1.25 in Poundland!!! My first and last visit to this shambles of a store." ‌ Nocontrolhere declares: "There is nothing there!! ANOTHER shop has just abandoned the shopping centre! And now they want to throw money at the Kingsway centre! Newport is dead!" Boredtaxidriver62 writes: "Is it not time, to have an honest discussion about the future of City centres as retail? Sooner than we think, the world will be a digital/AI/ cashless one. Throwing millions at City Centres is merely preventing the inevitable. May as well accept that, and adapt." VetchClock says: "Almost every city centre in the UK is in decline. Blame the internet rather than the council." ‌ Wolliesinwales remarks: "So the developers made millions developing it, and the council who agreed to its construction are spending millions keeping a white elephant alive. In the process, Commercial Road has become a dump. City planners, what did you expect?" NickyONeill believes: "Not everyone can shop online. We need actual shops! Not everyone has a bank account or a credit card. Some people need to spend cash in actual shops. The massive power outage shows us that we need shops and cash for when - not if - technology fails. I know someone who works in combating cyber fraud. She has warned people she knows to have cash handy to buy food and essentials because more of this will happen." Taf1956 writes: "Councils using public money to pay landlords who charge too much of their tenants. What would the landlords do if they didn't get this free cash? Sit on empty properties no doubt." ‌ Ur2creus says: "What do the statistics say about the annual footfall levels in the City centre's retail stores over the past 10 years? Down year upon year I would suggest otherwise they would be shouting the numbers from the rooftops in order to justify this money would be better spent in the local district shopping areas of Newport some of which are in disrepair following years of neglect, now we know why." Jackpunk agrees: "100% agree. Many people can't accept that online shopping and out of town retail Parks have led to the demise of City Centre shops." Jamesdd adds: "The high street is over. It's just the council won't admit it. They could have built how many homes with this money. But they chose to live in the past." Article continues below Do you think that it is right that taxpayers money has helped keep Friars Walk afloat? Join in the conversation HERE or in the comments below.

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