At Priyanka Chopra's brother Siddharth Chopra's wedding, her jewelry captivated everyone. Her emerald and diamond necklace was particularly extravagant, taking approximately 1,600 hours to craft.

Priyanka Chopra shone brightly at her brother Siddharth Chopra's wedding to Neelam Upadhyaya on February 7. Her custom turquoise blue embroidered lehenga by Manish Malhotra, paired with a breathtaking ...

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WARSAW, Poland (AP) — What do a wedding necklace, Polish savory dumplings and a photo of Hungary’s first astronaut have in common? They will all be among personal items taken by astronauts journeying ...

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Heavy with Italian tradition, Chicago is home to some of the country’s best red sauce restaurants. From timeless classics, such as spaghetti and meatballs and chicken Vesuvio, to contemporary ...

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Her earrings weren’t the only standout jewelry moment of the evening—there was also Lady Gaga’s necklace, a never-before-seen piece from the Tiffany & Co. archives; Charlotte Lawrence and ...

Hsing Chen Supported by By Kevin PangPriya Krishna and Brian Gallagher Kevin Pang is a writer and former restaurant critic living in Chicago. Priya Krishna is a reporter and Brian Gallagher is an ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The federal government is stepping up its recent immigration sweeps across the country with sanctuary cities like Chicago being heavily targeted. At a press conference alongside ...

CHICAGO (CBS) — Signs advertising "exceptional high value" have popped up along busy roadways throughout Chicago — maybe even your neighborhood — promising items like Rolexes, "fine jewelry ...