CNNstyle Fashion | Look of the Week: From Jimi Hendrix to Jodie Turner-Smith, why fashion loves a military jacket

Attention! The fashion set has just deployed a new fall jacket that could become a wardrobe mainstay for us all. Earlier this week at the Victoria’s Secret after-party in New York, Jodie Turner-Smith arrived in a pair of relaxed, low-slung light wash jeans, a white vest and a black, white and red military jacket that looked nothing short of Napoleonic.

Identifiable by elaborate braiding, decorative buttons, and often toggles across the chest, military coats — also known as the Hussar jacket or Pelisse — appear to be making a comeback. While Turner-Smith, who also attended the brand’s latest runway show as a VIP guest, got her Hussar coat from Georgian-based brand Keburia, she’s not the only celebrity who has been spotted in military-style outerwear in recent weeks. –read more–

CNN Business | Why Jamie Dimon is warning of ‘cockroaches’ in the US economy

Many Americans shrugged off the implosion of a pair of overleveraged Bear Stearns hedge funds in 2007. Stocks were at record highs, after all. But later it became apparent that those bankruptcies were among the first shoes to drop in an epic financial meltdown that would impact virtually all Americans.

Wall Street CEO Jamie Dimon rescued Bear Stearns when it nearly collapsed in 2008. Today, he cautions that trouble could be lurking again beneath the red-hot markets. –read more–

CNNstyle | Angel Reese becomes first pro athlete to star in Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show

WNBA player Angel Reese became the first professional athlete to walk the runway at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show on Wednesday, as the lingerie label — and self-proclaimed arbiter of sexiness in the 1990s — continues to rebrand following years of commercial turmoil.

The 23-year-old Chicago Sky forward joined supermodels like Bella and Gigi Hadid, and former “Angels” including Adriana Lima, in a star-studded lineup that also featured transgender, pregnant and plus-size models.  —read more–

F1 | What tyres will the teams and drivers have for the 2025 United States Grand Prix?

Formula 1 rolls on to Austin’s Circuit of The Americas (COTA) for the United States Grand Prix this weekend, with tyre supplier Pirelli confirming the compounds that will be in play.

It is the second Grand Prix of the season where Pirelli are bringing three non-consecutive compounds (the last being Spa-Francorchamps), and the available tyres will again be the C1 as the hard, the C3 as the medium and the C4 as the soft.

With the Sprint format in play this weekend, drivers will be given 12 sets of tyres rather than the usual 13. Each will receive two sets of the hard, four sets of the medium and six sets of soft, as well as five sets of intermediates and two sets of wets. –read more–

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F1 | From all-out dominance to against-the-odds comebacks – Ranking McLaren’s 10 Teams’ Championship triumphs

The Singapore Grand Prix marked a milestone moment for McLaren, the squad sealing the 10th Teams’ Championship of their long and storied history. Having so far achieved 12 wins, 28 podiums and a whopping 650 points in 2025, the Woking-based outfit wrapped up the title with six rounds of the campaign remaining.

It is doubtless an impressive feat – but how does this success compare to the team’s previous triumphant seasons? Well, we’ve taken a shot at ranking each of McLaren’s 10 Teams’ Championships, from their first in 1974 through to their latest.  –read more–

CNN  | Business Major challenge to Nvidia: OpenAI’s massive new computing push will run on AMD chips

In a significant challenge to Nvidia’s dominance, OpenAI announced Monday it would buy 6 gigawatts of computing power from data centers that will run exclusively on AMD chips.

Nvidia (NVDA) has become the go-to AI chipmaker in recent years, propelling it to a $4.6 trillion market capitalization that has made it the world’s most valuable public company. OpenAI, famous for its ChatGPT AI chatbot, is the artificial-intelligence frontrunner that just made waves when it launched the breakthrough video generator Sora 2.   –read more–

F1 | Russell charges to Singapore GP pole over Verstappen and Piastri

George Russell posted a couple of stunning Q3 laps to claim pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix, eclipsing Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri in another pulsating Qualifying session at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

After topping Q2, Russell carried that momentum through to the decisive pole shootout by pumping in a time of 1m 29.165s on his first lap out of the pits – the Mercedes man tapping the concrete walls as he pushed his car to the limits under the lights.  –read more–

watch: Qualifying Highlights | 2025 Singapore Grand Prix

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