Luggage theft is a major issue for travelers all over the world. Many cases involve airport workers and baggage handlers stealing from passengers. With the recent 'carry-on crackdown,' more passengers are forced to check their carry-ons, putting valuables at risk. Here are 9 essential tips to keep your luggage safe from theft.

Paris Fashion Week is in full swing, and as expected, the most notable names on the planet have stepped out in style ready to watch illustrious designers showcase their autumn/winter 2025 collections. The latest style muse to grace the front row in the French capital, is Pam & Tommy actress Lily James .

Mike Faist and Josh O'Connor (Challengers), Ryan Gosling (The Fall Guy), and Glen Powell (Twisters). But it looks like Glen might be taken IRL — but no, it has nothing to do with Sydney Sweeney postponing her wedding (she's got a busy schedule,

Lily James ensured all eyes were on her as she shared clips from her sun-soaked getaway on Instagram on Thursday. The actress, 35, showcased a series of stunning moments from her vacation ...

It is therefore always hard to escape romance rumors -- especially when you've been spotted hanging out with an equally gorgeous and celebrated movie star. After leaving a 2025 BAFTAs party early, Glen Powell and Lily James have sparked speculation regarding the nature of their friendship as the pair appeared pretty friendly and flirty all around.

To accessorise, Lily kept it simple with a black crossbody bag and styled her blonde tresses straight. Lily finished her ensemble with a pair of tinted oval sunglasses and a simple gold chain ...

It’s been a fashion-focussed week for Lily, who attended the Charles Finch & Chanel Pre-BAFTA Dinner at 5 Hertford Street looking brilliant as ever in all black. The Cinderella star graced the scene in a slightly cropped black jacket complete with a collarless design, long sleeves, pearlescent button-down detailing and a bouclé finish.

The past and present collided in a dreamlike spectacle at Dior’s fall 2025 show in Paris, where Maria Grazia Chiuri riffed on ruffs—both literally and literarily.