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A Millionaire Inmate Hatched an Elaborate, Expensive Plan to Escape From Jail. Then He Got Caught.
The plot—which involved planes, yachts and a black van—centered around a planned doctor’s visit.

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Vilebrequin Lauches a Private Beach Club in Cannes
Summer ’23 may be the Côte d’Azur’s most colorful to date.
The Final Game-Used Ball From the 2022 World Cup Could Fetch $250,000 at Auction
Bids on sports memorabilia will begin in June, on the block with Graham Budd Auctions.
Noble Rot, Explained: How the World’s Great Sweet Wines Are Created by a Finicky Grey Fungus
Harnessing the power of Botrytis cinerea.
Bubbly Beef? France’s Champagne Region Is Seriously Mad at Miller High Life for Calling Itself ‘the Champagne of Beers’
A local organization had more than 2,000 bottles of the beer destroyed.
This Luxe New Space Balloon Will Carry You to the Cosmos Starting in 2025
Zephalto’s new craft allows you to enjoy fancy French fare on the edges of space.
The World’s Best New Wines Aren’t Always From Famed Regions. Here Are the Bottles You Should Know.
There’s much more to oenological appreciation than the household-name regions.
Champagne Sales to the U.S. Have Increased by 31% Since 2019
More than 33 million bottles of bubbly were shipped to the states last year.
Quiet Quitting? The French Monks Behind Chartreuse Are Making Less Liqueur to Focus on Solitude
If you’re a fan of the bright-green liqueur, you better stock up.