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Last week, news broke that the leather-jacketed C.E.O. of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, had been spending an awful lot of time with Alice Huang (no relation), a Chinese national and the face of Megaspeed, a Singapore-based data-center company. According to "The New York Times," citing U.S. officials, she was also a Chinese-intelligence asset.
While the U.S. government has focused on security threats to its A.I. chips, it has been less vigilant about its human hardware. Now tech companies are explicitly warning employees about honey traps, known to start off as seemingly casual encounters in parks, bars, cafés, and even playgrounds. Jennifer Gould (@thegouldguide) reports in the link in bio.
Photo: Everett Collection
08 Nov 2026
Ten years after Leonard Cohen's death, it’s remarkable how often his name, his words, keep coming up. Maybe because people are looking for anyone who can give us wisdom, candor, and depth—a larger frame—in our sped-up, distracted world, writes AIR MAIL columnist Pico Iyer.
These days, there aren’t many moral and spiritual leaders to turn to, and Cohen, who lived for five and a half years as a Zen monk, could seem as close to some of us as our doubts. Yet whether he was invoking the language of Calvary or delivering a rowdy sing-along about “Closing Time,” his songs and poems were constantly finding new ways of saying good-bye, not just to everything he loved but to himself.
Iyer, who wrote the liner notes for many Cohen albums, as well as the program notes for his 2008 tour, recalls his encounters with the songwriter in the link in bio.
Photos: Istvan Bajzat/Picture Alliance/Getty Images (Cohen on tracks); Universal Archive/Universal Images Group/Getty Images (Cohen with book); Courtesy of Pico Iyer (trio shot); © Don Farber (Cohen in robe)
07 Nov 2026
The most important number from the 2026 midterm elections isn’t 255 (House seats that will be held by Democrats come January) or 1 (Democratic senators from Texas), Trump’s erstwhile communications director Anthony Scaramucci argues. It’s the number of people seriously disputing the result: that number rounds to zero. For 10 years, voters were told the machinery was broken. On Tuesday it worked.
Everybody can see the wave. A trader asks how long before it recedes, @scaramucci says. His prediction: 2030 at the earliest. Read Scaramucci’s full midterm-math report in the link in bio.
Illustration: Heritage-Images/TopFoto. Photo: Kent Nishimura/AFP/Getty Images
07 Nov 2026
At 89, Countess Isabelle d’Ornano goes about her day with style and optimism. As captured in viral videos, the @sisleyparisofficial co-founder wakes to coffee in bed with a stack of newspapers, visits the office, does gymnastics, swims several times a week at the Bulgari Hotel in Paris, blow-dries her hair, zips through her skincare and makeup routine, and gathers with her family and friends for meals. Maybe that sounds unremarkable. Trust us; it’s like sitting down to a bowl of whipped cream.
@lindawellsny, who first met d’Ornano in the early 1990s, spoke with the Instagram star about aging, beauty, and living well. Read more in @airmaillook. Link in bio.
Photo: @jeanpicon
06 Nov 2026
Shortly after sunrise on a peninsula in Rwanda’s Lake Ruhondo, chef @dieuveilmalonga kayaks out to meet the fishermen who have caught the day’s perch and crayfish. A boat carrying his 39-person team soon follows, and together they carry supplies up the hill to @mezamalonga. The restaurant has just four tables and four services a week, so only 16 diners make the trip across the lake each time.
The eight-course, $245 tasting menu draws on more than 400 spices and ingredients Malonga gathered over two years of traveling across 48 of Africa’s 54 countries. “When you eat here, it’s as though you’ve visited all of Africa,” he says.
Christine Muhlke (@xtinem) reports in the link in bio.
Photos: Courtesy of @dieuveilmalonga (Malonga portrait); @chris.schwagga (meat dish)
06 Nov 2026
For much of his life, John Frieda, who died this week at 75, was exactly where he should be, exactly when things were happening. Starting as an apprentice hairstylist in the 60s as London was swinging, Frieda went on to create inspiring work for @britishvogue, give Joanna Lumley a pageboy cut in 1976, and style Lady Diana’s hair for her official engagement portrait in 1981.
But Frieda’s fortunes truly rocket-shipped when he met @gailfed, something of a hair-product savant. “John needed a partner because he was working with magazines and running his salons,” Federici tells AIR MAIL LOOK editor @lindawellsny. “So I said to him, ‘What if we join forces?’” Like lightning in a bottle, Frizz-Ease was born. It was a phenomenon that defined the 90s. Read more at the link in bio.
Photos: Trinity Mirror/Mirrorpix/Alamy
05 Nov 2026
As if there could be no more brouhaha and fuss in the House of Windsor, Diana, the late and beloved Princess of Wales, is making headlines once more as her most recognizable gown, the “Revenge Dress,” goes to auction at @sothebys on December 9, with an estimated fetch price of $150,000 to $300,000.
Diana debuted the daring black number on the evening of June 29, 1994, after scrapping her original outfit at the last minute. Stepping out of a black Daimler into an uncertain future, she gracefully put her best foot forward—in Manolo Blahniks, no less—and played an ace. Sarah Hyde reports on that momentous summer night in Dress Code, AIR MAIL’s fashion and style newsletter. Link in bio.
Photos: Jayne Fincher/Getty Images (Diana solo); Dafydd Jones (Graydon Carter and Diana); Neil Hall/EPA/Shutterstock (Sotheby's display); Alan Davidson/Shutterstock (group shot)
05 Nov 2026
Eva Chen (@evachen212) has made a career of knowing what’s next in fashion—often before the rest of us have caught on. A former editor at “Lucky” and beauty director at “Teen Vogue,” Chen traded the magazine world for Silicon Valley in 2015, joining Instagram as head of fashion partnerships.
Fresh off receiving the CFDA’s Media Award in honor of Eugenia Sheppard, which recognizes Chen’s role in bringing fashion and technology closer together, she answers Dress Code’s “Haute Seat” questionnaire. Link in bio.
Photo: Yvonne Tnt/BFA.com/Shutterstock
05 Nov 2026
Gabriela Hearst (@gabrielahearst) knows a thing or two about good taste. Since launching her namesake label in New York in 2015, the Uruguayan designer has become one of fashion’s leading champions of sustainable luxury, known for her impeccable tailoring, commitment to craftsmanship, and cult-favorite handbags.
Born in Paysandú and raised on her family’s ranch, Hearst grew up surrounded by horses, sheep, and the wide-open countryside. She spent her school and university years in Montevideo. Here, Hearst shares her go-to spots in the Uruguayan capital. Discover more in Arts Intel Report at the link in bio.
Photos: Inez & Vinoodh/Trunk Archive; @elpalenque.mvd; @galeriaciudadela; Jon Hicks/Getty Images; Kseniya Ragozina/Alamy
04 Nov 2026
From Barry Blitt’s sketchbook.
04 Nov 2026
More than 99 percent of Jamaica’s shoreline is in private hands. According to the country’s own environment agency, only 2.8 miles of its 494-mile coast are accessible to ordinary Jamaicans. The all-inclusive resort model was invented here, and so was a law, the Beach Control Act, that Devon Taylor says tells Jamaicans they have “no right to swim, bathe, fish, or walk.” Ben Ryder Howe (@ben.however) visited the north coast to see it for himself. Read his report in the link in bio.
Photo: Image Professionals GmbH/Alamy
04 Nov 2026
Since founding @caramellondon in 1999, Eva Karayiannis has made the case for exceptionally well-dressed children, offering clothes as considered as anything in their parents’ wardrobes (and often better). The label now has stores in London, Paris, and Tokyo, and the second of her four Zara collections has just arrived, giving children everywhere a taste of Caramel’s distinctly British approach to dressing. Karayiannis shares her favorites in Air Mail's "Guest Edit" column at the link in bio.
03 Nov 2026
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