Margot Elise Robbie’s parents divorced when she was a small child. She grew up living with her mother, a physiotherapist, in the Gold Coast area of Australia before moving to Melbourne in her teenage years to pursue acting professionally. She told Vanity Fair that she thought she might be a magician, but an interest in drama in high school led her to a kids’ show, The Elephant Princess, co-starring the up-and-coming Liam Hemsworth.

Over the past few years, Scandinavian shows have been taking over our screens with fast-paced TV crime thrillers that the Scandis have become internationally famous for. Top Dog is the latest scintillating, Swedish series that exemplifies exactly why Scandinavian TV is taking off.

A pinnacle of pop music, recognized around the world, the legend that is Lionel Ritchie is heading to Marbella this summer. His string of nine No. 1 hits in nine consecutive years, is a music business record and there is no stopping him. 

Sound therapist, Rudi Wienand, uses tuning forks and other musical instruments to correct imbalances, uncover emotions, stimulate transformation and facilitate inner harmony and wholeness. In this interview he explains why music is such a powerful tool to guide the consciousness into higher realms and induce healing.

Born into a family of Puerto Rican descent, Jennifer Lynn Lopez had early aspirations of fame and quickly became one of the highest-paid Latina actresses in the history of Hollywood.

Residences, to find out what it is that men want in a home. And it essentially boils down to this: somewhere to be proud of, somewhere to feel comfortable in and somewhere to have fun in. 

Elegance and simplicity are the key features of this exceptional house in Abu Dhabi, designed from the ground up by UDesign.

Last month the city of Malaga hosted a one-of-a-kind, fashion weekend extravaganza. Set in the stunning Grand Hotel Miramar, the event showcased both menswear and womenswear,  mixing new talent with established designers.

Secondary education desperately needs to evolve alongside our constantly changing world. Students now need to be equipped with the complex challenges and opportunities of the future. 

UDesign’s new showroom is a combination of showroom, interactive interior design space and informal meeting place for clients and design professionals, where architects, designers and projects managers are on hand to offer their knowledge and creativity as needed and asked for. Their task goes way beyond the showing of products and materials.