Billionaire Jeff Bezos and his fiance Lauren Sanchez are set to tie the knot in a luxurious winter wonderland-themed wedding in Aspen, Colorado next weekend. The exclusive event, reportedly attended by big names like Bill Gates and Leonardo DiCaprio, will be held at Kevin Costner's ranch and will feature extravagant decor, dining experiences, and world-renowned wedding planners under strict non-disclosure agreements. Sanchez, a former entertainment journalist and pilot, has been dropping subtle hints about the highly anticipated wedding and even admitted to browsing Pinterest for dress inspiration like any other bride.
Amazon founder and world's richest person, Jeff Bezos, and his fiancee, media personality Lauren Sanchez have planned a grand winter wedding at actor Kevin Costner's 160-acre Dunbar Ranch in Aspen, Colorado. With a budget of $600 million, the couple has been arranging for services and activities from vendors all over the world, including a hairstylist from New York, a string band from Los Angeles, and a cake from Paris. The event has strict NDAs in place to keep all details under wraps, but reports suggest that activities like skiing and hiking are on the itinerary. This lavish wedding marks the union of two successful individuals, with Lauren's investments in real estate and media production contributing to her $30 million net worth.
Lauren Sanchez, fiancée of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, posted a series of Instagram photos including one of her dressed as Catwoman. However, the real buzz began when sharp-eyed users noticed that Bezos himself was cropped out of the photo. With speculations running wild about their upcoming Christmas wedding, Sanchez coyly hinted at possibly taking on the name "Bezos" with a hint of an initial "B" in the photo. This sparked playful memes and banter on social media, with some calling out the power move of cropping out one of the richest men in the world.
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has revealed that starting goalkeeper Sanchez will face off against Tottenham on Sunday. Maresca opted to rotate the squad in their previous match against relegation-threatened opponents and it proved to be successful with Chelsea emerging victorious. Sanchez, who has faced criticism this season, has a decent record on paper with 14 goals conceded in 13 appearances and three clean sheets to his name.
Chelsea is keeping a close eye on Brighton & Hove Albion striker Evan Ferguson as they continue their search for a center-forward. The 20-year-old Irishman, who has been a target for the Blues for some time, impressed last season with 10 goals and even scored a hat-trick in the Premier League. Despite some injury setbacks, Ferguson is still highly regarded by Chelsea, who are looking to add him to their squad alongside recent recruits from Brighton such as Marc Cucurella and Robert Sanchez. The club's previous attempts to sign Victor Osimhen and Samu Aghehowa fell through, and it remains to be seen if they will be successful in bringing in Ferguson.
In a thrilling match at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea were held to a 1-1 draw by Arsenal, thanks to an equaliser from Pedro Neto. Despite dominating the game and having a goal controversially ruled out by VAR, the Blues fell behind to a goal from Gabriel Martinelli. However, Neto's stunning strike from outside the box saved the day for Chelsea, with standout performances from Robert Sanchez, Wesley Fofana, and Romeo Lavia.
The country of Spain has been ravaged by severe weather, with heavy rain and hailstorms causing flash floods and disruptions to travel. As many as seven people have been reported missing, prompting concern from Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. The storm has also triggered alerts from the state meteorological agency, highlighting the severity of the situation. This news serves as a reminder of the devastating effects of extreme weather on communities around the world.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez were present at the inauguration of the C295 aircraft manufacturing plant in Vadodara. The plant, a joint venture between Tata Advanced Systems Ltd and Airbus, will produce 56 transport aircrafts for the Indian Air Force, replacing the ageing Avro-748 fleet. The first 16 aircraft will be delivered from Spain within four years, while the remaining 40 will be manufactured in India by 2031. The induction of C295 will enhance the IAF's medium lift capability and bridge the gap left by the phased out AN-32 aircrafts.
The city of Vadodara in Gujarat, India is gearing up for the visit of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez who is set to arrive on Sunday evening. In anticipation of his arrival, the Vadodara City Police have issued a notification stating the closure of 33 roads and diversion of traffic in the areas surrounding the airport, where Sánchez will be staying at ITC Welcomhotel. The city has been turned into a fortress with heavy VVIP movement expected, including the presence of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Strict restrictions on road travel will be in place from the night of Sunday until the end of the events on Monday.
In an intense match between Liverpool and Chelsea, VAR once again proved to be a game-changer as the technology led to the overturning of a penalty initially awarded to Liverpool. The controversial decision saw Chelsea's Robert Sanchez being judged to have fouled Curtis Jones, but after an on-field review, VAR ruled that the goalkeeper had won the ball. This decision sparked debate among pundits, with former Reds defender Jamie Carragher believing that Liverpool should have been given a second penalty opportunity. However, VAR's involvement didn't stop there, as it also resulted in Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson being awarded a goal that was initially ruled offside.