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Scottish Sun
12-06-2025
- Scottish Sun
Greece's second largest island that you won't have heard of has a new hotel – and you can walk to it from the mainland
Plus, the affordable holiday island for Brits with white sand beaches and Dubai-like restaurants that is loved by celebs ISLE GO Greece's second largest island that you won't have heard of has a new hotel – and you can walk to it from the mainland THE second largest island in Greece is less than an hour from Athens - but most Brits wont have heard of it. Evia is split off from the mainland by only about 50 metres so visitors can cross the bridge from the mainland. Advertisement 5 Evia is Greece's second largest island and is home to beautiful beaches Credit: Alamy 5 It also has a number of thermal springs Credit: Alamy The island is welcoming a new hotel resort as well upgrading a current one. One of the largest hotel investments in Evia is being developed in the Cheromylos area, including a five-star hotel. The resort will span across 54-acres on the seaside and have a total of 71 rooms, seven bungalows with private pools, wellness facilities, conference rooms and a number of eateries. Only electric vehicles will be allowed within the hotel complex and at the front of the resort there will be around 200 metres of sandy beach. Advertisement Heading over one of the Two Bridges - the Old Bridge and the newer suspension bridge - travellers will find themselves in Chalkida, the capital of the island. Just 80km away from Athens, Chalkida acts as the main gateway to the island. And here is where another destination is getting an upgrade. The Saint Minas Beach hotel is being upgraded to offer better services and facilities. Advertisement Throughout the Chalkida there are pedestrian lined streets with quaint cafes and restaurants. Key landmarks include the Red House - a neoclassical building that features four clay statues. The adult-only Greek hotel with laid-back DJs and hidden beach 5 And it only takes an hour to get there from Athens Credit: Alamy The town hall also features stunning architecture. Advertisement Visitors won't be short of choice when it comes to historical spots too with The Archeological Museum, the Roman Aqueduct, the Folk Art Museum and a range of breathtaking churches. Chalkida was even used as a filming location for Triangle of Sadness, which follows the story of a celebrity couple who are invited on a uber-luxury cruise captained by a questionable individual. Also on the island is Aidipsos - a famous resort which is capable of accommodating 40,000 tourists during the summer season. Here, travellers can relish in thermal spas that even Aristotle and Plutarch used to visit, according to Discover Greece. Advertisement In fact, Aidipsos is home to more than 80 thermal springs with temperatures ranging from 28C to 86C. Sun-bathing fans are also spoilt for choice, with beaches including Aghios, Minas, Asteria, Rodies and Liani Ammos. 5 The capital of the island was even used as a filming location for movie Triangle of Sadness Credit: Alamy One particular beach - Alikes - is home to several vibrant bars that are a great spot for dance lovers wanting to boogie. Advertisement And Kalamos Beach features azure blue waters, with one visitor commenting: "One of the most beautiful beaches on Evia". The same visitor said on Tripadvisor that there are some local tavernas close to the beach and also showers available. Alternatively, you could head to Armyrichi Beach, which one visitor said on Tripadvisor was "just magical". The visitor added: "The place [is] untouched by modernism. Both family and romantic couples the place is a must vacation stop." Advertisement Prices across the island are pretty cheap as well, with a beer costing around €2.50 (£2.13) and medium glass of white wine costs around €3 (£2.56). It takes just under an hour to drive from Athens International Airport to Evia. Brits are also swapping busy Spain for these three quiet Greek hotspots with £1 pints and secret beaches. Plus, the affordable holiday island for Brits with white sand beaches and Dubai-like restaurants that is loved by celebs. Advertisement
The Irish Sun
12-06-2025
- The Irish Sun
Greece's second largest island that you won't have heard of has a new hotel – and you can walk to it from the mainland
THE second largest island in Greece is less than an hour from Athens - but most Brits wont have heard of it. Evia is split off from the mainland by only about 50 metres so visitors can cross the bridge from the mainland. 5 Evia is Greece's second largest island and is home to beautiful beaches Credit: Alamy 5 It also has a number of thermal springs Credit: Alamy The island is welcoming a One of the largest hotel investments in Evia is being developed in the Cheromylos area, including a The resort will span across 54-acres on the seaside and have a total of 71 rooms, seven bungalows with private pools, Only electric vehicles will be allowed within the hotel complex and at the front of the resort there will be around 200 metres of Read more on Greece Heading over one of the Two Bridges - the Old Bridge and the newer suspension bridge - travellers will find themselves in Chalkida, the capital of the island. Just 80km away from And here is where another destination is getting an upgrade. The Saint Minas Beach hotel is being upgraded to offer better services and facilities. Most read in News Travel Throughout the Chalkida there are pedestrian lined streets with quaint cafes and restaurants. Key landmarks include the Red House - a neoclassical building that features four clay statues. The adult-only Greek hotel with laid-back DJs and hidden beach 5 And it only takes an hour to get there from Athens Credit: Alamy The town hall also features stunning architecture. Visitors won't be short of choice when it comes to historical spots too with The Archeological Museum, the Roman Aqueduct, the Folk Art Museum and a range of breathtaking churches . Chalkida was even used as a filming location for Triangle of Sadness, which follows the story of a celebrity couple who are invited on a uber-luxury cruise captained by a questionable individual. Also on the island is Aidipsos - a famous resort which is capable of accommodating 40,000 tourists during the summer season. Here, travellers can relish in thermal spas that even Aristotle and Plutarch used to visit, according to Discover Greece. In fact, Aidipsos is home to more than 80 Sun-bathing fans are also spoilt for choice, with beaches including Aghios, Minas, Asteria, Rodies and Liani Ammos. 5 The capital of the island was even used as a filming location for movie Triangle of Sadness Credit: Alamy One particular beach - Alikes - is home to several And Kalamos Beach features azure blue waters, with one visitor commenting: "One of the most beautiful beaches on Evia". The same visitor said on Tripadvisor that there are some local tavernas close to the beach and also showers available. Alternatively, you could head to Armyrichi Beach, which one visitor said on Tripadvisor was "just magical". The visitor added: "The place [is] untouched by modernism. Both family and romantic couples the place is a must vacation stop." Prices across the island are pretty cheap as well, with a beer costing around €2.50 (£2.13) and medium glass of white wine costs around €3 (£2.56). It takes just under an hour to drive from Athens International Airport to Evia. Brits are also swapping busy Spain for these Plus, the restaurants that is loved by celebs. 5 And once on the island, prices are pretty cheap too Credit: Alamy
Express Tribune
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Harris Dickinson stars in Rhode Glazing Mist campaign as brand's first male ambassador
Actor Harris Dickinson has been named the first male ambassador for Hailey Bieber's skincare brand, Rhode, starring in the campaign for its newest product: Glazing Mist. The announcement was made Monday alongside a striking black-and-white visual rollout, which shows Dickinson applying the mist — described by Rhode as a 'superfine spray that hydrates and refreshes for a next-level glowy finish.' Dickinson, known for roles in Beach Rats (2017), The King's Man (2021), and Triangle of Sadness (2022), most recently appeared opposite Nicole Kidman in Babygirl. His inclusion in the Glazing Mist campaign aligns with Rhode's latest launch, while also highlighting his rising presence in both film and fashion, having worked with luxury brands like Loewe and Dior. Social media reactions to the campaign have been swift, with fans drawing playful comparisons between Dickinson's viral milk-drinking scene in Babygirl and the mist's dewy aesthetic. Glazing Mist launches June 24 for $30 exclusively on Formulated with key ingredients such as ectoin (a moisture binder), a ceramide trio, beta-glucan, panthenol (vitamin B5), and magnolia extract, the product aims to hydrate, soothe, and protect the skin barrier. It is vegan, cruelty-free, fragrance-free, dermatologist- and ophthalmologist-tested, and has received the National Eczema Association's Seal of Acceptance. Rhode's decision to feature Dickinson reflects a broader shift toward gender-inclusive beauty marketing. Traditionally centered on Bieber and female-identifying influencers, the brand is now expanding its reach. Since its 2022 launch, Rhode has gained attention for its limited product drops, sleek packaging, and social-media-driven campaigns. That growth culminated in e.l.f. Beauty's recent $1 billion acquisition of the brand, with Bieber remaining as chief creative officer.
Hindustan Times
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Hailey Bieber taps Harris Dickinson for newest Rhode campaign, and fans can't get enough of it
Hailey Bieber's billion-dollar beauty brand Rhode, just made a very interesting marketing move. In a surprise twist that no one saw coming but now feels inevitable, actor Harris Dickinson was recently cast in the brand campaign for the brand's latest hydration mist. Internet heartthrob and breakout star of the sultry indie hit Babygirl, Dickinson is known for his magnetic screen presence and quiet intensity and as the acclaimed actor steps into the world of skincare, Bieber opens up about why she chose him. A post shared by rhode skin (@rhode) "I watched [Babygirl] and I thought it was so great. I knew for this campaign that I really, really wanted to use a male face. I'm just really a fan of his work, and I just felt like there could be really good synergy between him and Rhode. I think that was definitely showcased in this campaign,' said Bieber in an interview. 'I didn't want anything to feel too on the nose with Babygirl. I never want to make anything feel gimmicky, and the undertone of it all is there. I wanted it to feel chic and sporty,' she added. As soon as the campaign dropped, the internet lit up with reactions that were downright thirsty. 'He was so good in Babygirl so I'm not mad at this,' wrote one user, echoing the sentiment of many. Another chimed in, 'He's hot… the end lmao.' Over on X , it was chaos in the best way: 'This girl really knows how to lure the market.' One more said, 'Hailey, this was a power move.' Clearly, Rhode's decision to lean into Dickinson's rising sex appeal without turning it into a spectacle hit the sweet spot. Dickinson's star power has been steadily rising since his breakout in Beach Rats (2017), followed by bigger roles in The King's Man and the Palme d'Or-winning Triangle of Sadness. With Babygirl bringing him even more critical acclaim — and placing him alongside Nicole Kidman — he's now gaining fashion clout, too, having worked with the likes of Loewe and Dior.
Gulf Today
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Gulf Today
Cannes movies
Known for its glamour and prestige, the annual Cannes Film Festival is one of the most highly anticipated events on the film calendar. This week we are taking a look at everything that happened in Cannes where the biggest and most elite names in the film world gathered for premieres and awards. A film that caused a little bit of controversy is 'Eddington' by director Ari Aster. The film tells the tale of a town in Mexico during the early days of the Covid pandemic. With an ensemble cast that includes Emma Stone, Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascal and Deirdre O'Connell, the movie shows two sides of the Covid story. The two sides being the people who supported mask-wearing and vaccines and the people who didn't. Director-actor Harris Dickinson had previously been at Cannes after playing the lead Ruben Östlund's 'Triangle of Sadness.' This time he was back as a director with his movie 'Urchin' which receieved great reviews from audeinces and critics alike. The film stars actor Frank Dillane in the lead role and tells the story of a man who lives on the streets of London and the stuggles he endures. Despite the dark theme, critics have described the film as being 'energetic and filled with life.' In other news this week, turn to our Health pages to read some expert advice on how to handle chronic stress. There is no one who is immune to stress, especially in this fast-paced world we live in. Experts advise setting small and realistic goals as well as taming the voices in our heads.
