While blatant shamelessness has long been prevalent in politics, it’s now on show everywhere, from professional sports to super-expensive weddings. As we soak it all up, are we becoming tone-deaf? YOU KNOW WHO the super rich need on their payroll? A chief optics officer. Someone whose job description involves reading the room and gently suggesting, as you might with a toddler, that it’s probably not a great idea to do that, buddy, but here, play with this shiny thing instead. Because when you

The sale places it among the most valuable “Old Masters” works ever sold and was a lead piece during a week of auctions spanning centuries and millenia of art

The Epstein files detail private equity tycoon Leon Black’s massive, multi-billion-dollar art collection—and how he leveraged it to grow his wealth.

Updated Feb 8, 2026, 11:27 AM GMT Thomas Kaplan is a billionaire investor and "big cat" conservationist. Matthew Carasella Photography Thomas Kaplan says being grateful and playing to your strengths are key to a rich and happy life. "Don't be afraid to say, 'I don't know,'" the billionaire investor said in an interview. Kaplan sold a Rembrandt for almost $18 million this week to support his "big cat" conservation work. Gratitude, humility, and conviction are key ingredients for a happy and

A photo has emerged of Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg attending a "wild" California dinner party with infamous pedophile Jeffery Epstein years after he was convicted as a child sex offender.

Epstein leveraged ties with Mortimer Zuckerman to try to steer tabloid's coverage of abuse allegations.