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Why is Silicon Valley suddenly obsessed with being tasteful?
Technik
08.05.2026

Why is Silicon Valley suddenly obsessed with being tasteful?

Whether it’s Palantir selling a $239 chore coat, Anthropic taking over a coffee shop or executives walking the red carpet at the Met Gala, tech’s biggest players are pivoting to fashion to sell their brands – and attempt to appear cooler in the processLast week, the US spy tech and data firm Palantir launched its latest “merch drop”, including a denim chore coat. “Rugged utility, enduring style” reads the website’s description of the $239 (£175) jacket, which is branded with the company’s logo on the chest pocket and comes in blue or black.Eliano Younes, the head of strategic engagement at Palantir, told the New York Times that it was part of the company’s commitment to “re-industrializing America” – the jacket is made in Montana and recalls workwear of a previous era. “It’s not political,” he added. “It’s about people who love Palantir and are aligned with our mission.” Continue reading...

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Guardian Tech
Why Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce skipped Met Gala 2026
NACHRICHT
05.05.2026

Why Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce skipped Met Gala 2026

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce skipped the Met Gala 2026 despite strong fan anticipation. Swift stayed out of the spotlight in New York, while Kelce kept a low profile after a podcast appearance. Their absence reflects a deliberate choice to prioritize privacy and focus on their relationship, as the couple continues planning their wedding and embracing a quieter phase away from public attention and high-profile events.

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Times of India
Met Gala: Bezos und Sanchez spenden 10 Millionen Dollar, über 40 Millionen Dollar gesammelt
Kultur
05.05.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Met Gala: Bezos und Sanchez spenden 10 Millionen Dollar, über 40 Millionen Dollar gesammelt

Die Met Gala sammelte über 40 Millionen Dollar, wobei Jeff Bezos und Lauren Sanchez 10 Millionen Dollar spendeten. Gäste zahlten 100.000 Dollar Eintritt. Das Motto lautete "Mode ist Kunst", und Stars wie Beyoncé und Heidi Klum zeigten spektakuläre Outfits. Kritiker bemängelten die Veranstaltung als "Kostümfest für Superreiche" und als "Waschanlage für seelenlose Tech-Milliardäre".

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