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3 days ago
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- Yahoo
Saint Etienne Announce Final Album, Share Video for New Song 'Glad': Watch
All products featured on Pitchfork are independently selected by Pitchfork editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Saint Etienne's Sarah Cracknell, Pete Wiggs, and Bob Stanley, photo by Rob Baker Ashton Saint Etienne have announced announced a new album, and they're saying it's their final one. International, the British indie-pop trio's follow-up to The Night, is out September 5 via Heavenly. The new album is led by the single 'Glad,' which was co-written and co-produced with the Chemical Brothers' Tom Rowlands and features Doves' Jez Williams on guitar. Watch the accompanying video, directed by Scrub, below. 'We asked Tom if he had any songs in progress that might suit Saint Etienne, and he sent a backing track that he'd been working on with Jez from Doves,' Saint Etienne vocalist Sarah Cracknell said in a statement. 'We fell in love with it straight away, and the top line melody and words for 'Glad' came easy.' Pete Wiggs added, 'The song is about taking pleasure in everyday things like nature and the outdoors when life is otherwise getting you down.' Along with Tom Rowlands and Jez Williams, International has contributions from Confidence Man, Erol Alkan, Vince Clarke, Nick Heyward, Orbital's Paul Hartnoll, and Xenomania's Tim Powell. Formed in London in 1990, by childhood friends Wiggs and Bob Stanley, Saint Etienne put out two singles that same year—'Kiss and Make Up' and their cover of Neil Young's 'Only Love Can Break Your Heart'—before they added Cracknell for 'Nothing Can Stop Us.' All three songs appeared on the band's 1991 debut, Foxbase Alpha, which kicked off a decade-defining run of albums, most notable among them 1993's sophomore effort So Tough, 1994's Tiger Bay, and 1998's Good Humor. Wiggs, Stanley, and Cracknell became beloved for their blend of twee indie-pop and contemporary club sound, which balanced an alluringly cosmopolitan sheen with charm, wit, and approachability. After 2005's Tales From Turnpike House, Saint Etienne took an extended break from recording. Since their return, in 2012, with Words and Music by Saint Etienne, however, the band has consistently put out new records, among them Home Counties (2017) and I've Been Trying to Tell You (2021). According to a press release, 'The group aren't splitting up as such—they still remain the best of friends after 35 years recording together—but they don't feel like they want to go on forever and wanted to go out with a bang.' Read about Saint Etienne's Foxbase Alpha in 'The 25 Best Indie-Pop Albums of the 1990s.' $33.00, Rough Trade International: 01 Glad 02 Dancing Heart 03 The Go Betweens [ft. Nick Heyward] 04 Sweet Melodies 05 Save It for a Rainy Day 06 Fade 07 Brand New Me [ft. Confidence Man] 08 Take Me to the Pilot 09 Two Lovers 10 Why Are You Calling 11 He's Gone 12 The Last Time Originally Appeared on Pitchfork
Sunday World
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Sunday World
Dua Lipa is youngest person to feature on Sunday Times under-40s rich list
LOADED | Dance The Night singer Lipa, 29, who has won several Brit Awards and three Grammys, is 34th on the list, with an estimated wealth of £115 million. Dua Lipa is on the Sunday Times rich list (Matt Crossick/PA) Dance The Night singer Lipa, 29, who has won several Brit Awards and three Grammys, is 34th on the list, with an estimated wealth of £115 million. In 2024 she released her third studio album, Radical Optimism, and headlined Glastonbury Festival on the Friday evening slot. The newspaper has also published its annual rich list, which is included in a 76-page special edition of its Sunday magazine, revealing the wealth of the 350 richest individuals and families in Britain. Dua Lipa performing on stage during the Glastonbury Festival at Worthy Farm in Somerset (Yui Mok/PA) The richest musician on the 40 under 40 list is 34-year-old Shape Of You singer Ed Sheeran who is at number 13 with £370 million, a £30 million increase from last year's estimate. He is topped by reality TV star Georgia Toffolo who sits at 12th place with a shared fortune of £425 million, according to The Sunday Times. The figure combines the estimated wealth of the former Made In Chelsea star, 30, and her husband, BrewDog co-founder James Watt. In 22nd place on the list is singer Harry Styles, whose wealth amounts to £225 million, which is an increase of around £50 million from last year. Dua Lipa is on the Sunday Times rich list (Matt Crossick/PA) News in 90 Seconds - May 16th The 31-year-old found fame as a member of boyband One Direction before embarking on a successful solo career which has seen him release a series of hits, including As It Was and Watermelon Sugar. Further down the list in 26th place is Someone Like You singer Adele, 37, whose wealth amounts to around £170 million, the same estimate the paper gave her last year. In joint 38th place and worth £100 million is actor Daniel Radcliffe, 35, who made his millions when he shot to fame as a child star playing the title character in the Harry Potter film series, adapted from the novels written by JK Rowling. Georgia Toffolo attending the Bafta Television Awards 2023 (Yui Mok/PA) The actor is worth the same amount as England football captain Harry Kane, whose wealth was estimated at £75 million last year. Another sports star featured on the list is retired tennis player Sir Andy Murray, said to be worth £110 million. Topping the list, which showcases British talent from music, sport, entertainment and business, is Russian-born Israeli entrepreneur Dmitry Bukhman who made his £12.54 billion through the co-creation of mobile gaming giant Playrix, which now employs more than 3,000 people. The 39-year-old, who gained British citizenship this year, is followed by Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster, whose wealth amounts to £9.88 billion. The duke, who is Prince George's godfather, inherited his title and a vast land and property portfolio at the age of 25 and is worth £243 million less than the estimate given by The Sunday Times last year. The list shows the majority of people featured made their millions on their own but four were born into money, according to the publication. Daniel Radcliffe made his millions appearing in the Harry Potter films (Ian West/PA) Robert Watts, compiler of The Sunday Times Rich List, said: 'Our 40 under 40 list showcases many of the country's brightest stars from the worlds of tech, fashion, music and sport. Almost all of these people built their fortunes themselves and their number includes some who left school with few, if any, qualifications. 'A third of our list didn't attend university. At least 11 of our entries were born overseas, underlining the draw our country continues to hold for ambitious, talented young stars to build their reputations and businesses. 'We know many of our readers find the stories inspiring of how the entrepreneurs featured built their ventures. It will be fascinating to watch which of this year's line-up will prosper in the years ahead.' The 2025 Sunday Times Rich List charts the wealth of the 350 richest people in the UK and is based on identifiable wealth, including land, property, other assets such as art and racehorses, or significant shares in publicly quoted companies. It excludes bank accounts, to which the paper has no access. The 40 under 40 list details individuals with the biggest fortunes aged 40 or under as of May 1 2025.
Emirates Woman
06-03-2025
- Lifestyle
- Emirates Woman
Hikmat AlKaitoob shares her morning to evening beauty routine
Beauty by Sarah Joseph 13 hours ago My mornings are about discipline and intention. The first thing I do is pray—it's my moment of gratitude and grounding before the day even begins. Then, I hydrate with warm lemon water and move straight into skincare because taking care of yourself is the first step to looking and feeling powerful. My routine is simple but effective—cleanser, vitamin C serum, moisturizer, and SPF. Once I've taken care of myself, I review my schedule, align my priorities, and step into the day with clarity and confidence. How does your evening routine differ? Evenings are about unwinding and resetting. The energy shifts from 'getting things done' to 'recharging for the next day.' Skincare at night is about repair, so I use richer products—double cleansing, hydrating serums, retinol, and a night cream. I like to light a candle, disconnect from screens, and reflect on the day—what went well, what I can improve. Before I sleep, I pray again because no matter how chaotic the day was, faith in God keeps me centered. What are your go-to skincare products? Quality over quantity—I don't believe in cluttering my routine with unnecessary steps. A strong cleanser, a hydrating serum, and SPF are non-negotiable. I love a good vitamin C serum for brightness and a powerful night cream to keep my skin looking fresh. And of course, a great eye cream—because no matter how busy you are, tired eyes should never be part of your look. Are you a fan of masks? Absolutely. If I have an event, I'll use a hydrating mask the night before to get that glow. If my skin is feeling dull, I go for a brightening mask. If I need a deep cleanse, a clay mask does the job. How would you describe your approach to makeup? Effortless and simple, but elevated. I don't believe in hiding behind makeup—I use it to enhance, not to mask. Good skin is the foundation of any look, so I keep my base fresh and radiant. A little sculpting, a signature lip, and defined eyes—that's my formula. Makeup should empower you, not overwhelm you. What can always be found in your makeup bag? A perfect rose pink/nude lipgloss and a travel-size fragrance. Which fragrances are your current favourites? I love fragrances that ,ake a statement—bold, sophisticated, and unforgettable. Right now, I'm drawn to rich, warm scents with notes of oud and amber. I have been currently using The Night by Frederic Malle and A Goodnight Kiss by Roja. Talk us through your hair routine. Healthy hair is a priority, so I focus on care over rough styling. I usually do twice a week hydrating masks at the hairdresser. When I style it, I go for volume and movement—nothing too forced, just effortless and polished. What is the most unusual item in your makeup bag? A mini magnifying mirror – it helps me closely examine the finer details. A tiny vial of oud oil – it's my signature touch whenever I need a little extra presence. The Hero Buys Aēsop Parsley Seed Cleansing Masque Dhs175. Shop at Chanel Beauty Rouge Allure Velvet – Luminous Velvet Lipstick Dhs220. Shop at Frederic Malle The Night Eau de Parfum Dhs5,700. Shop at Olaplex No.8 Bond Intense Moisture Mask, 100ml Dhs150. Shop from ROJA A Goodnight Kiss Parfum (100ml) Dhs5,500. Shop at – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram March's – The Resilience Issue – Download Now
