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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Hurley 1
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04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Hurley 1
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04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Hurley 1
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04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Hurley 1
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04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Hurley 1
Ref 17046
04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
Ferrari Press Agency
Hurley 1
Ref 17046
04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Hurley 1
Ref 17046
04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Hurley 1
Ref 17046
04/08/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Hurley 1
Ref 17046
04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Hurley 1
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04/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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Liz Hurley plays dead for new reality game show
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Hurley 1
Ref 17046
04/08/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Channel 4
Elizabeth Hurley looks dead good — lying in a coffin for a new reality TV game show.
The 60-year-old actress plays the deceased owner of a stately home being plundered of expensive goods.
In a trailer for the show, called Inheritance, Elizabeth, dressed in a plunging gold sequin dress is seen lying in state as mourners gather around her open casket.
But suddenly one of the party walks up to her body and snatches a necklace Hurley is wearing.
That signals the rest of the black clothed congregation to start plundering valuables and works of art — and even a chandelier.
The camera then goes back to Hurley who suddenly owns her eyes.
She then declares:" If you haven't noticed, darlings, I'm dead, which means my entire estate is up for grabs.”
The show will reportedly see Hurley puts13 contestants through their paces as they make their bid for her inheritance.
OPS: Liz Hurley and the trailer for The Inheritance.
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South Korea Shipbuilding Industry
On July 23, 2025, in Geoje, South Korea, a shipbuilding yard of Samsung Heavy Industry is seen from the Beltway. It is reported that Japan agrees to establish a ''mega investment fund'' as part of its tariff negotiations with the United States, raising attention as to whether this may become a variable in the trade talks between South Korea and the U.S. In light of this reality, the South Korean government is expected to propose an alternative in the form of a ''purchase-investment package.'' The plan reportedly involves comprehensive purchasing and investment proposals across major industries--including energy, automobiles, shipbuilding, batteries, and semiconductors--as part of efforts to persuade the United States. (Photo by Seung-il Ryu/NurPhoto) -
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South Korea Shipbuilding Industry
On July 23, 2025, in Geoje, South Korea, a shipbuilding yard of Samsung Heavy Industry is seen from the Beltway. It is reported that Japan agrees to establish a ''mega investment fund'' as part of its tariff negotiations with the United States, raising attention as to whether this may become a variable in the trade talks between South Korea and the U.S. In light of this reality, the South Korean government is expected to propose an alternative in the form of a ''purchase-investment package.'' The plan reportedly involves comprehensive purchasing and investment proposals across major industries--including energy, automobiles, shipbuilding, batteries, and semiconductors--as part of efforts to persuade the United States. (Photo by Seung-il Ryu/NurPhoto) -
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(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29
(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29. Sophia Hutchins, a close friend and manager to Caitlyn Jenner, died in an ATV accident on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 in Malibu, California. BEVERLY HILLS, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA - DECEMBER 11: American businesswoman, television personality, and socialite Sophia Hutchins and American media personality and retired Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete Caitlyn Jenner arrive at WE tv's Real Love: Relationship Reality TV's Past, Present And Future Event held at The Paley Center for Media on December 11, 2018 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States. (Photo by David Acosta/Image Press Agency/NurPhoto) -
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(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29
(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29. Sophia Hutchins, a close friend and manager to Caitlyn Jenner, died in an ATV accident on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 in Malibu, California. BEVERLY HILLS, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA - DECEMBER 11: American businesswoman, television personality, and socialite Sophia Hutchins and American media personality and retired Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete Caitlyn Jenner arrive at WE tv's Real Love: Relationship Reality TV's Past, Present And Future Event held at The Paley Center for Media on December 11, 2018 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States. (Photo by David Acosta/Image Press Agency/NurPhoto) -
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(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29
(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29. Sophia Hutchins, a close friend and manager to Caitlyn Jenner, died in an ATV accident on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 in Malibu, California. BEVERLY HILLS, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA - DECEMBER 11: American businesswoman, television personality, and socialite Sophia Hutchins and American media personality and retired Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete Caitlyn Jenner arrive at WE tv's Real Love: Relationship Reality TV's Past, Present And Future Event held at The Paley Center for Media on December 11, 2018 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States. (Photo by David Acosta/Image Press Agency/NurPhoto) -
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(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29
(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29. Sophia Hutchins, a close friend and manager to Caitlyn Jenner, died in an ATV accident on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 in Malibu, California. BEVERLY HILLS, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA - DECEMBER 11: American businesswoman, television personality, and socialite Sophia Hutchins and American media personality and retired Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete Caitlyn Jenner arrive at WE tv's Real Love: Relationship Reality TV's Past, Present And Future Event held at The Paley Center for Media on December 11, 2018 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States. (Photo by David Acosta/Image Press Agency/NurPhoto) -
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(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29
(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29. Sophia Hutchins, a close friend and manager to Caitlyn Jenner, died in an ATV accident on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 in Malibu, California. BEVERLY HILLS, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA - DECEMBER 11: American businesswoman, television personality, and socialite Sophia Hutchins arrives at WE tv's Real Love: Relationship Reality TV's Past, Present And Future Event held at The Paley Center for Media on December 11, 2018 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States. (Photo by David Acosta/Image Press Agency/NurPhoto) -
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(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29
(FILE) Sophia Hutchins Dead At 29. Sophia Hutchins, a close friend and manager to Caitlyn Jenner, died in an ATV accident on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 in Malibu, California. BEVERLY HILLS, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA - DECEMBER 11: American businesswoman, television personality, and socialite Sophia Hutchins and American media personality and retired Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete Caitlyn Jenner arrive at WE tv's Real Love: Relationship Reality TV's Past, Present And Future Event held at The Paley Center for Media on December 11, 2018 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States. (Photo by David Acosta/Image Press Agency/NurPhoto) -
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Jewish Ghetto Of Rome Through Virtual Reality Headsets
July 2, 2025, Rome, Rm, Italy: The Jewish Museum of Rome presents to the press the new immersive project on the memory of the ancient Jewish ghetto of Rome in 1555. Participants wearing headsets enjoy the new immersive experience walking through the streets of the Ghetto. (Credit Image: © Marco Di Gianvito/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Jewish Ghetto Of Rome Through Virtual Reality Headsets
July 2, 2025, Rome, Rm, Italy: The Jewish Museum of Rome presents to the press the new immersive project on the memory of the ancient Jewish ghetto of Rome in 1555. Participants wearing headsets enjoy the new immersive experience walking through the streets of the Ghetto. (Credit Image: © Marco Di Gianvito/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Daily Life In Warsaw
A hoemless man wearing a sleeping bag looks into a trash can in Warsaw, Poland on 24 June, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Royal Canadian Navy
A boy takes part in a virtual reality simulation where he can sail a naval warship in an interactive exhibition by the Royal Canadian Navy in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on September 16, 2023. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
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InteRecon 1
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Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Completed 3D scan of a cuddly toy
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
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InteRecon 1
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03/04/2025
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Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Lego minifigure moves just like the original
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
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Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Recreated Gameboy can be made to actually play games on
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
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03/04/2025
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Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: A recreated camera can be made to take virtual reality photos.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
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Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Creating a fully operation mixed reality TV set which can show old animated cartoons.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
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03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Creating a fully operation mixed reality TV set which can show old animated cartoons.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Creating a fully operation mixed reality TV set which can show old animated cartoons.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: A recreated cuddly toy has its movements set up
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: A recreated cuddly toy has its movements set up
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DUKAS_183155164_FER
App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: A recreated cuddly toy has its movements set up
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Using the InteRecon app to scan a cuddly toy.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Using the InteRecon app to scan a cuddly toy.
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Isola dei Famosi- Puntata del 4 Aprile
Foto Gian Mattia D'Alberto / LaPresse
04-04-2016, Milano
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'Isola dei Famosi'
nella foto: Vladimir Lussuria, Eva Henger
Photo Gian Mattia D'Alberto / LaPresse
04-04-2016, Milan
'Isola dei Famosi' tv show
In the photo: ladimir Lussuria, Eva Henger
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Isola dei Famosi- Seconda puntata
Foto Gian Mattia D'Alberto / LaPresse
14-03-2016, Milano
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'Isola dei Famosi' prima puntata
nella foto: Eva Henger
Photo Gian Mattia D'Alberto / LaPresse
14-03-2016, Milan
'Isola dei Famosi' tv show
In the photo: Eva Henger
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437bo)
Best Reality Competition Series, The Traitors (Peacock) - Alan Cumming
76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024 -
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437bb)
Best Reality Competition Series, The Traitors (Peacock) - Alan Cumming
76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024 -
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437aq)
Best Reality Competition Series, The Traitors (Peacock) - Alan Cumming
76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024 -
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Ed Newton-Rex: I spent a week working, exercising and relaxing in virtual reality. I’m shocked to say it finally works
Bar some glitches, Ed Newton-Rex thinks a tipping point has been reached - except when it comes to virtual gigs.
Ed spent a week doing everything that he could - working, exercising, composing - on his virtual reality headset. This was the year virtual reality threatened to go mainstream, with prices becoming more attainable and Apple entering the market, and so he wanted to see how far VR has come since I first tried it in the mid-2010s.
Ed Newton-Rex prepares tea while wearing the Meta Quest 3 virtual reality headset at home in Palo Alto, Calif., Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024. Newton-Rex says that his experience wearing a virtual reality headset consistently for a week was “generally positive.”
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Ed Newton-Rex: I spent a week working, exercising and relaxing in virtual reality. I’m shocked to say it finally works
Bar some glitches, Ed Newton-Rex thinks a tipping point has been reached - except when it comes to virtual gigs.
Ed spent a week doing everything that he could - working, exercising, composing - on his virtual reality headset. This was the year virtual reality threatened to go mainstream, with prices becoming more attainable and Apple entering the market, and so he wanted to see how far VR has come since I first tried it in the mid-2010s.
Ed Newton-Rex uses the Meta Quest 3 virtual reality headset at home in Palo Alto, Calif., Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024. Newton-Rex says that his experience wearing a virtual reality headset consistently for a week was “generally positive.”
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Ed Newton-Rex: I spent a week working, exercising and relaxing in virtual reality. I’m shocked to say it finally works
Bar some glitches, Ed Newton-Rex thinks a tipping point has been reached - except when it comes to virtual gigs.
Ed spent a week doing everything that he could - working, exercising, composing - on his virtual reality headset. This was the year virtual reality threatened to go mainstream, with prices becoming more attainable and Apple entering the market, and so he wanted to see how far VR has come since I first tried it in the mid-2010s.
Ed Newton-Rex poses for a portrait at his home office in Palo Alto, Calif., Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024. Newton-Rex says that his experience wearing a virtual reality headset consistently for a week was “generally positive.”
Marissa Leshnov / Guardian / eyevine
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