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    Glass house owners hide facade behind trees after gawkers●Apparently all that exposed glass caused SOME issues, you can see the owners over the years have obscured the entire froMmastodonBusinessReal Estate159 h ago

    A house originally built with an entire exposed glass front has, over the years, been screened off with large trees and bushes by its successive owners. The observation, shared in a real estate discussion, suggests the owners grew tired of passers-by stopping to stare at the property, so the once-transparent facade is now almost completely obscured from the street.

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    Celine Dion, Rihanna and Lopez turn heads at Paris Fashion Week●Celine Dion, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna and more celebrity style at Paris Fashion Week✉newsCultureCelebrity43 min ago

    Stars including Celine Dion, Jennifer Lopez and Rihanna are drawing attention with their outfits at Paris Fashion Week. Coverage of celebrity street style and front-row appearances highlights the singers' bold fashion choices, adding star power to the city's showcase of new collections and keeping the event trending across entertainment news.

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    Celebrities and backstage moments at Paris Fashion Week▼Style, celebrities and backstage scenes from Paris Fashion Week✉newsLifeFashion2 h ago

    Paris Fashion Week is drawing attention with photos and reports highlighting street style, celebrity appearances and backstage scenes from the shows. Coverage focuses on the looks, the front-row famous faces and the atmosphere behind the runway as designers present their latest collections in the French capital.

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    Lahaina's Front Street Faces Uncertain Future as Businesses Stay Away▼Uncertain Future for Lahaina’s Front Street, Where Businesses Have Yet to Return✉newsBusiness20 h ago

    More than a year after the wildfire that devastated Lahaina, Maui, many businesses along the town's historic Front Street have yet to reopen, leaving the once-bustling tourist strip largely empty. Local reporting highlights questions over rebuilding timelines, insurance and lease disputes, and whether the area can regain its role as the economic and cultural heart of West Maui.