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U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany swam to shore after a small plane he was piloting made an emergency water landing on a Wisconsin lake; he reached safety with no reported injuries.
A Badger Battleground poll released on UPFRONT shows Democrat David Crowley leading Republican Tom Tiffany 48% to 44% in Wisconsin's governor race after Crowley's primary win, with independents favoring Crowley 42% to 30% and Crowley at 43% favorability vs Tiffany's 38%. The poll surveyed 500 likely voters and was commissioned by Platform Communications.
In the Season 6 premiere of "FBI," Tiffany faces survivor's guilt after a tragic event during an undercover operation. Actress Katherine Renee Kane discusses Tiffany's character development, her partnership with Scola, and hints at future personal growth and family exploration for her character.
The flagship Tiffany store in Manhattan caught fire due to an electrical fire in the basement, causing smoke damage to the building. No injuries were reported, and the fire was extinguished by the New York City Fire Department. The store is expected to open later today after inspection by the Fire Marshall. The incident occurred in the iconic store made famous by the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's," which stands next to Trump Tower.
Pop singer Tiffany is grateful to be alive after a tire from a truck struck the car she was driving on Nashville's Interstate 65. The incident caused considerable damage to her vehicle, but she escaped unharmed. Tiffany became a music sensation in 1987 with her cover of "I Think We're Alone Now" and had several other successful hits in the late 80s. She made headlines in 2021 for cursing at fans during a performance, which she later attributed to a panic attack.
'80s pop star Tiffany narrowly escaped a major accident after a truck tire collided with her car on Interstate 65 in Nashville. The tire got stuck under the driver's side, causing significant damage to the car. Tiffany is thankful to be alive and doing okay after the scary incident.
LVMH is aiming high for Tiffany & Co. after a lavish revamp of its New York store. The luxury goods conglomerate is hoping to boost sales and profits for the iconic jewelry brand, which it acquired for $15.8bn last year. The newly renovated store features a Blue Box Cafe, a Tiffany fragrance laboratory, and a high-end exhibition space.
After a four-year renovation, the Tiffany flagship store in Manhattan is set to reopen under new ownership by LVMH. The Landmark, as the store is called, features works by artists like Damien Hirst and Jenny Holzer, a Daniel Boulud restaurant, and an Audrey Hepburn experience room. The renovation spared the building's facade but left little else untouched, representing LVMH's desire to imprint its DNA onto the company founded in 1837. Alexandre Arnault, an LVMH scion, oversaw the renovation and is responsible for much of Tiffany's creative vision.