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It’s common knowledge that Princes William and Harry are affluent. Although Harry has relinquished his royal responsibilities, he remains a British monarchy member. Wealth, castles, and coronations aren’t merely Disney tales in this context. So, how much wealth are we referring to? The public recently learned about Prince William’s yearly income, which carries quite a few zeros. As for Harry, although he may not enjoy the same perks as his elder brother, indications suggest that he will receive more than William from his trust fund.

Individuals with a fear of heights might want to avert their eyes. In Netflix’s recent documentary, “Skywalkers: A Love Story,” the risky and unlawful practice of rooftopping was shown. This involves climbing the world’s tallest structures, including skyscrapers. The film focused on two popular climbers on social media, Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus from Russia. They initially crossed paths in the mid-2010s as solo adventurers but later formed a team. Together, they ascended various towering buildings and construction sites without safety equipment to capture the perfect Instagram photos. Their exploits reached their peak when they chose to climb the Merdeka 118 building in Malaysia, which is the second tallest building globally.

Lisa Kudrow, known for her role as Phoebe Buffay on the hugely successful NBC sitcom “Friends,” has openly shared her less-than-pleasant experiences of recording the show with a live studio audience. In an interview with Conan O’Brien on his podcast “Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend,” Kudrow expressed her frustration over the audience laughing at inopportune moments.

Two recently dropped songs, titled “Berlin Nightmare” and “One More Time,” are out now from the late artist SOPHIE. These new tracks are included in her forthcoming posthumous album, named after the artist herself, SOPHIE. This second and final album was close to completion before SOPHIE’s tragic passing in 2021; she had been collaborating with longtime partner Benny Blanco on the project for years.

French artist Claire Tabouret returns to her roots in the South of France for a new solo show at Château La Coste. In partnership with Manufacture de Sèvres, this exhibition, titled L’Éloquence des Larmes (The Eloquence of Tears), offers Tabouret, known internationally for her expressive portrait paintings featuring nautical themes and stories of youth and self-exploration, an opportunity to explore a fresh creative direction. Through the medium of ceramic vessels, she delves deeper into the topic of womanhood.