• Buying century-old trees is the new status symbol among billionaires

  Today’s super-rich don’t want to spend years waiting for saplings to grow. The luxury landscaping industry is booming with a new obsession: transplanting enormous mature trees — from oaks and palms to baobabs and magnolias — directly into the estates of the wealthy, The New York Times reports...

• Phoebe Bridgers shocks Venice with unshaved legs

  Bridgers appeared at a press conference for her new film Primetime in a striking knee-length Gucci skirt. But instead of perfectly smooth skin, photographers spotted… natural body hair...

• Teri Hatcher to become the new Miranda Priestly: Desperate Housewives star takes over the runway in The Devil Wears Prada

  The 61-year-old actress will join the West End production from October 20, taking over from Emmy, Grammy and Tony Award nominee Vanessa Williams, who will perform as Miranda for the final time on September 19 at the Dominion Theatre...

• Millionaire Andrew Garfield declares war on billionaires — and instantly becomes a laughing stock online

  Andrew Garfield has decided to start a revolution — at least in words for now. The Hollywood actor urged billionaires to “be scared shitless” following the release of his new film about a revolt of the poor against the wealthy. But audiences were quick to ask an awkward question: doesn’t Garfield himself make millions from the very system he is so fiercely criticizing...

• ‘Mama, just killed a man’: The shocking truth behind Bohemian Rhapsody — Freddie Mercury almost wrote a very different song

  “Mama, just killed a man” is one of the most recognizable lines in rock music history. But Freddie Mercury originally envisioned the story very differently: in an early version of the lyrics, the song’s protagonist was supposed to go off to war. And for a time, the song even had a completely different working title — Mongolian Rhapsody...

• Confidence, rebellion and lacquered silk: Irina Shayk stars in Agent Provocateur’s daring Fall/Winter campaign

  Supermodel Irina Shayk redefines seduction in Agent Provocateur’s 2026 Fall/Winter campaign. Embracing the new “neo-diva” persona, she brings dark glamour, confidence and signature boldness to the lingerie brand’s latest collection...

• Donald Trump’s granddaughter gives a tour of her freshman apartment in Miami

  Kai Trump, the granddaughter of U.S. President Donald Trump, has given her followers a video tour of her Florida apartment as she begins her freshman year at the University of Miami...

• Nicole Scherzinger does the splits aboard private jet at 48, wowing fans with incredible flexibility

  The singer decided to stretch her legs during the flight and gave her followers an impromptu fitness show in the process. In photos shared on Instagram, Nicole effortlessly performs the splits, showing off her enviable flexibility...

Cryotherapy, or cold therapy, has long been associated with sports recovery, but it’s now emerging as a popular trend in the fight against aging. Celebrities like Demi Moore, Rita Ora, and Mark Wahlberg are among its devoted fans, reports the Daily Mail.

The procedure is not for the faint of heart: just three minutes in a specialized chamber at −140°C is said to help stars “glow” and feel rejuvenated. Wahlberg is so enthusiastic about cryotherapy that he installed a personal cryo-chamber in his home.

In 2022, Rita Ora caught Australian media attention when she visited a Sydney clinic and shared a video of herself “rejuvenating her body and spirit.” The singer even combined the session with oxygen therapy for an extra boost.

Cryotherapy “tricks” the body into thinking it’s in hypothermia. This triggers a surge of adrenaline, endorphins, and anti-inflammatory proteins. The results? Boosted metabolism, increased energy, firmer skin, reduced cellulite, and up to 800 calories burned per session.

The trend is growing rapidly in Australia: the cryotherapy market reached $5.6 million in 2024 and is expected to hit $10 million by 2030. Joanna Likouresis, CEO of Cryo Stay Young Australia, calls cryotherapy “the next evolution in self-care after cold baths.”

Research by Dr. Jacopo Fontana in Italy suggests that five sessions per week for two weeks can reduce waist size by 5.6% and cholesterol levels by 20.2%.

Cryotherapy is also credited with easing migraine symptoms, arthritis pain, improving skin health, and supporting mental wellbeing, including reducing anxiety and depression, and even aiding those with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease.

Follow NEWS.am STYLE on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram