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Frankie Valli Is Married! Four Seasons Frontman Weds Jackie Jacobs in Las Vegas (Exclusive)

The singer, 89, met the former CBS marketing executive in 2007It’s (almost) too good to be true: Frankie Valli is married! The Four Seasons frontman, 89, wed Jackie Jacobs in Las Vegas on Monday, June 26, at the Westgate Hotel in Las Vegas. “It’s terrific to have found love once again at this stage of my life,” the singer tells PEOPLE exclusively. They exchanged wedding vows at a private ceremony with just the two of them. “Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You,” Valli’s 1967 certified gold record, played in the background as Valli romantically sang it into his…Continue Reading

Daniel Idal invests in authentic photography

Daniel Idal, a 23-year-old photographer, believes that photography is an artistic art form that preserves memories. “A photograph is captured in moving time. People say a photograph tells a thousand tales. it really does. From that one photograph, whoever is around when that one photograph is taken can remember it forever,” Idal said. “Memories are all we have, and when we are gone, that’s all people will have of us.”Photography first captured Idal’s attention in tourism magazines that featured Guyana’s nature, but he noticed that these magazines only featured photographers from the West. At 13 years old, Idal thought…Continue Reading

Jennifer Pritheeva Samuel joins The Post as international photo assignment editor

Comment on this storyCommentsAnnouncement from Director of Photography MaryAnne Golon, Deputy Director of Photography Sandra M. Stevenson and Senior Photo Assignment Editor Olivier Laurent:We are delighted to welcome Jennifer Pritheeva Samuel as an international photo assignment editor.Jennifer will work with our correspondents across the Americas, Asia, Southeast Asia and Africa bureaus, assigning freelance and staff photographers to ensure strong visual reporting from these regions.Jennifer comes to The Post from National Geographic, where she commissioned and produced photography for stories about contemporary culture, identity, race and gender. She was the visual lead for National Geographic’s 2022 cover…Continue Reading

Plaque unveiled in memory of two Dublin firefighters killed in service 132 years ago

Inspector Christopher Doherty and Fireman Peter Bourke paid the ultimate price in their role as firefighters while saving the lives of two women on May 20, 1891. Mr Doherty had 25 years of service in the Dublin Fire Brigade and was the holder of three chevrons for bravery for saving life on previous occasions, while Mr Bourke had three months service in the Dublin Fire Brigade. The two men died on active duty while responding to a fire at Graham’s chemists and Lafayette’s photographers, now part of CCT College on Westmoreland Street. Graham’s chemist occupied the first two floors, with…Continue Reading

The Leica Q3 leak shows it’ll have a big bonus for street photography

It’s long been a case of when, rather than if, and now it appears the wait for the rumored Leica Q3 is almost over. The camera was tipped for a May 26 launch, and new pictures have leaked that, if real, confirm what street photography Leicaites had hoped for: the Q3 will feature a new tilt-screen design. We’ve included the Q3 leaked pictures, courtesy of Leica rumors (opens in new tab)below, and they suggest that the camera will indeed get a tilt touchscreen rather than a fully articulated (flip out to the side) screen.A tilt-screen makes shooting waist-level –…Continue Reading

Sony World Photography Award 2023 winner turns down top prize after admitting his image was created with AI | Science & Tech News

The winner of a major photography award has turned down the prize after admitting the image he submitted was created by artificial intelligence. German artist Boris Eldagsen’s entry, entitled Pseudomnesia: The Electrician, was awarded a Sony World Photography Award last week in the creative open category. In a statement on his website, the artist said he applied to the competition as a “cheeky monkey, to find out, if the competition is prepared for AI images to enter”. “They are not,” he concluded. He also asked readers: “How many of you know or suspect that it was generated by AI? Something…Continue Reading