Source: Usmagazine.com Tiffani Thiessen, the American actress who rose to fame in the 1990s, has captivated audiences with her talent, beauty, and versatility. With a career that spans several decades, Thiessen has firmly established herself as a beloved figure in the entertainment industry. From her breakout role as “Kelly Kapowski” on the hit TV series “Saved by the Bell” to her captivating performances in shows like “Beverly Hills, 90210” and “White Collar,” Thiessen has proven time and time again that she is a force to be reckoned with.

English writer Ben Jonson once described Shakespeare as being “for all time” as his works speak to different kinds of people. Truly a fitting description for a man who left such a profound mark in history. Even centuries after his death, people are still falling in love with the characters in his plays. He explored the human experience with so much depth and elegance. And his works leave a long and lasting impression on anyone who reads it or sees it.

KWON EUNBI, the 27-year-old K-pop star, began her music career way before most would remember. Starting off at the age of 18, in a girl group called Ye-A under the stage name Kazoo, she moved on to re-debut with IZ*ONE, following the end of which she began a solo career under her real name. Now making her comeback with her first single album The Flash, KWON EUNBI is ready to take on a new challenge.

What: Horological Machine No 6 Final Edition How much: HK$1.8 Million Why: Maximilian Büsser & Friends (MB&F) announced its last model in the Horological Machine No 6 collection – the HM6 Final Edition. The Swiss watch brand launched the HM6 Space Pirate in 2014 when it revealed it would manufacture only 100 movements in the collection. The first 50 pieces were launched in titanium, followed by 18 pieces in rose gold, 20 “Sapphire Vision” edition pieces, and four “Alien Nation” Pièces Uniques.

Shares of Hopson Development Holdings and China Resources Microelectronics fell sharply yesterday. Hopson was sold down after it announced a HK$1.68 billion fund-raising plan while CR Microelectronics was dumped after it failed in its privatisation bid. Hopson snapped a five-session winning streak to end 9.41 per cent lower at HK$13.10. It was its largest decline in seven weeks. CR Microelectronics was hit harder, falling the most in more than seven months, losing 19.