South Africa’s Princess Charlene captivated the crowd at the 2025 Bal de la Rose in Monaco, showcasing a daring Dolce & ...

Princess Charlene of Monaco led the Princely Family at the 2025 Bal de la Rose (Rose Ball) on 29 March, held in the Salle des ...

Princess Charlene and Prince Albert live at the Prince's Palace of Monaco – which hosted their wedding in 2011 – with their ...

Since then, the pair have only gained in strength and even appeared at the Monaco Grand Prix gala dinner with Prince Albert and Princess Charlene following Charles's home-race victory earlier this ...

Revisit the interview, originally published in the December 2010 issue. It was starting to look as if Prince Albert of Monaco, ruler of that glitzy principality on the Côte d’Azur, might never find ...

Green Bay Packers S Evan Williams spoke with the media Monday about his rookie season, his development and what he's carrying into next year. Green Bay Packers TE Tucker Kraft spoke to the media ...

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Road safety is on the move in a unique event organised by the Princess Charlene Foundation on the Larvotto Esplanade. This is a first for Monaco. On Sunday 23 March, the Esplanade at Larvotto beach ...

Chungin "Roy" Lee, a Columbia University student, developed Interview Coder, an AI tool to assist software engineers during virtual coding interviews. Initially successful, the tool led to ...

Columbia student Roy Lee built an AI tool to pass coding interviews, landing internships at Amazon, Meta, and more. But his invention has raised ethical questions about AI's role in hiring. Listen to ...

“Things got off to a bad start as we were walking through the French Quarter to his hotel for the interview,” Dowd writes. “A group of sweet seniors shyly asked Costner to pose for a picture ...

His startup, Interview Coder, gives software engineers real-time AI-generated answers during remote interviews. "Everyone codes with AI now," Lee told CNBC. "Why pretend we don’t?" But not ...