• Actor Will Smith attends the 94th Annual Academy Awards in Hollywood, California, in suit and tie. AFP
    Actor Will Smith attends the 94th Annual Academy Awards in Hollywood, California, in suit and tie. AFP
  • Riz Ahmed, wearing an oversized burgundy suit. EPA
    Riz Ahmed, wearing an oversized burgundy suit. EPA
  • 'Dune' actor Timothee Chalamet wearing Louis Vuitton but no shirt on Oscars night. Getty
    'Dune' actor Timothee Chalamet wearing Louis Vuitton but no shirt on Oscars night. Getty
  • Actor Rami Malek brings Prada to the red carpet. AFP
    Actor Rami Malek brings Prada to the red carpet. AFP
  • Australian actor Kodi Smit-McPhee turns convention on its head with baby-blue Bottega Veneta. AFP
    Australian actor Kodi Smit-McPhee turns convention on its head with baby-blue Bottega Veneta. AFP
  • Actor Jason Momoa wears a black tuxedo and shirt to the Academy Awards. EPA
    Actor Jason Momoa wears a black tuxedo and shirt to the Academy Awards. EPA
  • Daniel Kaluuya, star of The Judas and The Black Messiah, brings contrasts in teal satin Gucci. EPA
    Daniel Kaluuya, star of The Judas and The Black Messiah, brings contrasts in teal satin Gucci. EPA
  • Actor Bill Murray in a Dior suit and a beret. AP
    Actor Bill Murray in a Dior suit and a beret. AP
  • Andrew Garfield, a 2017 Academy Award nominee, wears claret velvet Saint Laurent. EPA
    Andrew Garfield, a 2017 Academy Award nominee, wears claret velvet Saint Laurent. EPA
  • Actor and producer David Oyelowo wears a bold yellow-and-black floral suit. AFP
    Actor and producer David Oyelowo wears a bold yellow-and-black floral suit. AFP
  • Bradley Cooper, accompanied by his mother Gloria Campano, wears a Gucci tuxedo. Reuters
    Bradley Cooper, accompanied by his mother Gloria Campano, wears a Gucci tuxedo. Reuters
  • 'Dune' actor Josh Brolin wears a black tuxedo. Getty
    'Dune' actor Josh Brolin wears a black tuxedo. Getty
  • American television host Karamo Brown wears Brunello Cucinelli. AFP
    American television host Karamo Brown wears Brunello Cucinelli. AFP
  • Oscar-nominated writer and director Pawo Choyning Dorji wears traditional Bhutanese dress. AFP
    Oscar-nominated writer and director Pawo Choyning Dorji wears traditional Bhutanese dress. AFP
  • Actor Wesley Snipes goes head-to-toe burgundy. Reuters
    Actor Wesley Snipes goes head-to-toe burgundy. Reuters
  • Actor and director Tyler Perry wears a white tie and a Ukraine ribbon. EPA
    Actor and director Tyler Perry wears a white tie and a Ukraine ribbon. EPA
  • 'Belfast' actor Jamie Dornan on the red carpet in Valentino. EPA
    'Belfast' actor Jamie Dornan on the red carpet in Valentino. EPA
  • Actor Jake Gyllenhaal wears a bow tie-less navy tuxedo. AFP
    Actor Jake Gyllenhaal wears a bow tie-less navy tuxedo. AFP
  • Canadian actor and Marvel movie star Simu Liu wears a red tuxedo. Getty
    Canadian actor and Marvel movie star Simu Liu wears a red tuxedo. Getty
  • Elliot Page, a 2008 Academy Awards nominee, wears Gucci. AFP
    Elliot Page, a 2008 Academy Awards nominee, wears Gucci. AFP
  • Oscar winner Sir Kenneth Branagh wears a navy three-piece suit. EPA
    Oscar winner Sir Kenneth Branagh wears a navy three-piece suit. EPA
  • Actor Ciaran Hinds wears navy Brunello Cucinelli. AFP
    Actor Ciaran Hinds wears navy Brunello Cucinelli. AFP
  • Actor Jay Ellis wears a white tuxedo. AFP
    Actor Jay Ellis wears a white tuxedo. AFP
  • Musician and TV star Travis Barker wears black Maison Margiela. AFP
    Musician and TV star Travis Barker wears black Maison Margiela. AFP
  • 'Dune' director Denis Villeneuve wears a white tuxedo jacket. AFP
    'Dune' director Denis Villeneuve wears a white tuxedo jacket. AFP
  • 'Belfast' star Jude Hill wears a Thom Browne tuxedo. Reuters
    'Belfast' star Jude Hill wears a Thom Browne tuxedo. Reuters
  • Colombian singer Sebastian Yatra wears a pink tuxedo. AFP
    Colombian singer Sebastian Yatra wears a pink tuxedo. AFP
  • Australian actor Jacob Elordi in a classic black tux. AFP
    Australian actor Jacob Elordi in a classic black tux. AFP
  • Canadian singer Shawn Mendes wears a classic black tuxedo. AFP
    Canadian singer Shawn Mendes wears a classic black tuxedo. AFP
  • Spanish actor Javier Bardem on the red carpet. Getty
    Spanish actor Javier Bardem on the red carpet. Getty
  • Actor Woody Harrelson goes head-to-toe black. AFP
    Actor Woody Harrelson goes head-to-toe black. AFP
  • Olympian and pro snowboarder Shaun White wears a classic black tuxedo. AFP
    Olympian and pro snowboarder Shaun White wears a classic black tuxedo. AFP

Best-dressed men at Oscars 2022: dapper gents walk the Academy Awards red carpet


Farah Andrews
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While the majority of the conversation at the Oscars surrounds the gowns and best-dressed women, this year the men of Hollywood certainly looked the part on the 94th Academy Awards' red carpet.

Pops of colour came from Kodi Smit-McPhee in baby blue, Sebastian Yatra in pink, and Daniel Kaluuya, wearing turquoise satin Gucci.

Best-dressed women at Oscars 2022: fashion highlights from Hollywood's biggest night.

Naturally, there was a crop of gents in classic tuxedos, including Bradley Cooper, Shawn Mendes and Jacob Elordi. However, this year black shirts were the stars of the show for the men of Hollywood, with Jason Momoa, Andrew Garfield and Josh Brolin all layering tonal pieces.

Andrew Garfield wears a black shirt under his burgundy velvet Saint Laurent tuxedo at the 94th annual Academy Awards on March 27, 2022. EPA
Andrew Garfield wears a black shirt under his burgundy velvet Saint Laurent tuxedo at the 94th annual Academy Awards on March 27, 2022. EPA

Jake Gyllenhaal and Timothee Chalamet both proved that tuxedo rules don't have to be followed, with Gyllenhaal opting to go without a bow-tie, and Chalamet arriving on the red carpet shirtless under his sequinned Louis Vuitton jacket.

Oscars 2022: keep up with live updates on Hollywood's biggest night here.

The Oscars, held at Hollywood's Dolby Theatre, are back to full-force this year, with Covid-19 vaccine requirements for all those in attendance. Requirements for those in attendance include mandatory PCR tests for performers and presenters.

This year, for the first time in 35 years, the show has three hosts, with Amy Schumer, Regina Hall and Wanda Sykes sharing the role. It is the first time hosting for all three women.

Tributes from the UAE's personal finance community

• Sebastien Aguilar, who heads SimplyFI.org, a non-profit community where people learn to invest Bogleheads’ style

“It is thanks to Jack Bogle’s work that this community exists and thanks to his work that many investors now get the full benefits of long term, buy and hold stock market investing.

Compared to the industry, investing using the common sense approach of a Boglehead saves a lot in costs and guarantees higher returns than the average actively managed fund over the long term. 

From a personal perspective, learning how to invest using Bogle’s approach was a turning point in my life. I quickly realised there was no point chasing returns and paying expensive advisers or platforms. Once money is taken care off, you can work on what truly matters, such as family, relationships or other projects. I owe Jack Bogle for that.”

• Sam Instone, director of financial advisory firm AES International

"Thought to have saved investors over a trillion dollars, Jack Bogle’s ideas truly changed the way the world invests. Shaped by his own personal experiences, his philosophy and basic rules for investors challenged the status quo of a self-interested global industry and eventually prevailed.  Loathed by many big companies and commission-driven salespeople, he has transformed the way well-informed investors and professional advisers make decisions."

• Demos Kyprianou, a board member of SimplyFI.org

"Jack Bogle for me was a rebel, a revolutionary who changed the industry and gave the little guy like me, a chance. He was also a mentor who inspired me to take the leap and take control of my own finances."

• Steve Cronin, founder of DeadSimpleSaving.com

"Obsessed with reducing fees, Jack Bogle structured Vanguard to be owned by its clients – that way the priority would be fee minimisation for clients rather than profit maximisation for the company.

His real gift to us has been the ability to invest in the stock market (buy and hold for the long term) rather than be forced to speculate (try to make profits in the shorter term) or even worse have others speculate on our behalf.

Bogle has given countless investors the ability to get on with their life while growing their wealth in the background as fast as possible. The Financial Independence movement would barely exist without this."

• Zach Holz, who blogs about financial independence at The Happiest Teacher

"Jack Bogle was one of the greatest forces for wealth democratisation the world has ever seen.  He allowed people a way to be free from the parasitical "financial advisers" whose only real concern are the fat fees they get from selling you over-complicated "products" that have caused millions of people all around the world real harm.”

• Tuan Phan, a board member of SimplyFI.org

"In an industry that’s synonymous with greed, Jack Bogle was a lone wolf, swimming against the tide. When others were incentivised to enrich themselves, he stood by the ‘fiduciary’ standard – something that is badly needed in the financial industry of the UAE."

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GULF MEN'S LEAGUE

Pool A Dubai Hurricanes, Bahrain, Dubai Exiles, Dubai Tigers 2

Pool B Abu Dhabi Harlequins, Jebel Ali Dragons, Dubai Knights Eagles, Dubai Tigers

 

Opening fixtures

Thursday, December 5

6.40pm, Pitch 8, Abu Dhabi Harlequins v Dubai Knights Eagles

7pm, Pitch 2, Jebel Ali Dragons v Dubai Tigers

7pm, Pitch 4, Dubai Hurricanes v Dubai Exiles

7pm, Pitch 5, Bahrain v Dubai Eagles 2

 

Recent winners

2018 Dubai Hurricanes

2017 Dubai Exiles

2016 Abu Dhabi Harlequins

2015 Abu Dhabi Harlequins

2014 Abu Dhabi Harlequins

Tightening the screw on rogue recruiters

The UAE overhauled the procedure to recruit housemaids and domestic workers with a law in 2017 to protect low-income labour from being exploited.

 Only recruitment companies authorised by the government are permitted as part of Tadbeer, a network of labour ministry-regulated centres.

A contract must be drawn up for domestic workers, the wages and job offer clearly stating the nature of work.

The contract stating the wages, work entailed and accommodation must be sent to the employee in their home country before they depart for the UAE.

The contract will be signed by the employer and employee when the domestic worker arrives in the UAE.

Only recruitment agencies registered with the ministry can undertake recruitment and employment applications for domestic workers.

Penalties for illegal recruitment in the UAE include fines of up to Dh100,000 and imprisonment

But agents not authorised by the government sidestep the law by illegally getting women into the country on visit visas.

Cryopreservation: A timeline
  1. Keyhole surgery under general anaesthetic
  2. Ovarian tissue surgically removed
  3. Tissue processed in a high-tech facility
  4. Tissue re-implanted at a time of the patient’s choosing
  5. Full hormone production regained within 4-6 months
Updated: March 28, 2022, 10:10 AM