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splashed out some major dough on wine to toast his engagement to Lauren Sanchez last week.But a popular New York City wine seller said the billionaire Amazon founder, 59, got squeezed on the reported $4,285 tab for the bottle of French red.“Wine fact of the day: Bezos knows less than you and got mega ripped off in France,” wrote Parcelle Wine on its Instagram account.The post was referring to the bottle of Dugat-Py Grand Cru from Domaine Bernard, which the couple enjoyed at La Petit Maison in Cannes, France. According to People, the newly engaged globetrotters imbibed the rare wine from the Burgundy region while dining with Bezos’ sister, Christina Bezos Poore, and her husband, Steve Poore, in a vine-covered gazebo overlooking the Mediterranean.Parcelle, which has a wine bar on the Lower East Side and also ships bottles nationwide, engaged in some lighthearted mocking of Bezos’ wine purchase with other social media users.

La Petit Maison in Cannes, France, a source told People Magazine.According to the magazine, the happy couple sat with Bezo’s sister Christina Bezos Poore and her husband Steve Poore in a vine-covered gazebo overlooking the Mediterranean. A source said they were in good spirits but “didn’t want to make a fuss” with an insider adding that the Amazon founder is usually a low-key customer at the exclusive restaurant, which regularly features a late night cover band.Last week, The Post broke the news that Bezos popped the question to his lady love of five years. At the time, they were in southern France for the Cannes Film Festival, but TMZ reported that he asked for her hand in marriage somewhere near Mallorca or Ibiza, Spain.

Central Michel Richard, the large downtown “American Bistro with a French Accent” named for the late French immigrant who helped put D.C. on the culinary map and inspired many of today’s best celebrity chefs with his storied Citronelle.For a fling, pick from three appetizer options, all paired with a glass of 2020 Sauvignon Blanc Domaine Bellevue “Torraine” from France’s Loire Valley: a Shrimp Spring Roll with mint, cucumber, carrot, and hoisin sauce, Chopped Kale with tomato, celery, dried cranberries, and parmesan, or Watercress Soup with potato, onion, fresh cream, and croutons.Another three options are offered for your Main Course, with a glass of Riesling 50 Degrees (a 2019 white from Rheingau, Germany) paired with either Arctic Char, served with zucchini, yellow squash, carrot, artichoke, Brussels sprouts, and pesto, or a Fried Chicken Sandwich featuring chicken thigh meat and served with sesame red cabbage slaw, savory pickles, and pommes frites.A third Main Course option features a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon from California’s John and Michelle Cellars vintage 2018 paired with a Flat Iron Steak served with pearl pasta, cherry tomato, baby spinach, and shallot sauce.

performing at last year’s Super Bowl halftime show souped up her already legendary career to new heights.“It was a straight peak,” Blige — rocking a green and white Versace catsuit — told The Post at Jay-Z’s 40/40 Club in Manhattan. “The Super Bowl just took me to another level, you know, where people that I never thought would be looking at me are watching me.

her ex-lover’s defamation trial against Amber Heard.“I don’t know why he threw the bottle,” Barkin said in a recorded deposition played for the Fairfax, Virginia, jury.The Bronx-born actress said she had a “romantic” relationship with Depp in the 1990s — and then asked the lawyer deposing her, “Can you change that to sexual?”She said Depp launched the bottle while fighting with others in a Las Vegas hotel room, but could not recall who else was present.Barkin, 68, said the two slept together about three to four times a week for five months in 1994.She described Depp as a “jealous man” and “controlling.”“I had a scratch on my back that once got him very angry because he insisted it came from me having sex with a person who wasn’t him,” she said in the deposition, recorded in 2019.She also said Depp was “drunk all the time” in an “out of control” way and she witnessed him doing cocaine and hallucinogens, as well as smoking weed.

The Kings of Napa. The drama will follow an elite Black family in the wine business. Their vineyard, named House of Kings, was founded by their father, a surgeon who started a business with the spoils from his career.

Julianne Hough left fans so excited on Monday when she shared some amazing news - and she looked incredible doing it. The Dancing with the Stars professional made an announcement on Instagram and revealed she has a brand new business which is totally unexpected. MORE: Julianne Hough's fans can't get over her lips after stunning transformation The fitness guru is going into the wine business and has launched a line of low-calorie, low-carb, no additives, keto and vegan-friendly, gluten-free wine! WATCH: Julianne Hough shows off her incredible dance moves inside her LA home Julianne has teamed up with her friend and actress, Nina Dobrev, and posted several images of them together to share the good news about their Fresh Vine Wine. Her lengthy

quite the hub for clever or wacky viral DIYs, has what could be the perfect hack for your next birthday gathering: Cutting a cake with wine glasses.A video showing a unique cake-cutting method has gone viral, racking up over 1.6 million views and garnering some half-million likes since it was posted Nov. 22.Posted by user @theroseperiod, a group of pals celebrating a woman named Jules’ 20th birthday begins with the b-day gal blowing out the candles.

Cameron Diaz has finally fulfilled her dream of launching a vegan-friendly wine brand.The There’s Something About Mary actress has teamed with entrepreneur Katherine Power for the venture after discovering wine products contain unhealthy additives.“My whole life I thought it was just fermented grapes,” Diaz tells InStyle. “When your mouth turns purple from drinking red wine? That’s not natural.

Sting and Trudie Styler have some exciting news and they finally revealed it to their fans on 26 August. The longtime couple were thrilled to let their Instagram followers in on what they’ve been cooking and posted a happy photo to celebrate…  their brand new wine!The actress and director posted a cute snapshot with her husband in the vineyards of their Italian estate and wrote: "Today we begin the harvest of our vermentino grapes, which will become the base for our new sparkling wine – our first Il Palagio wine in collaboration with legendary winemaker Riccardo Cotarella, We can't wait to share it with you."MORE: You can now holiday in Sting’s Malibu beach house: see photosWATCH: Sting and Shaggy debate whether The Queen is a fan - find

sells for $24 a bottle — earned a “D-rating” in a new survey of nearly 400 households.

Shrek and Gangs of New York within a year of each other,” the TikTok seems to say. “Now it’s time for me to take care of myself.”It's popular to go to plastic surgeons with pictures of actors and ask for surgery to look like them.

Post Malone is launching a line of rosé.

In case you haven’t noticed, there’s been a boom in happy hours. Everyone—your friends, your family, and your job—is calling to have , and no one’s offering to buy you a round.In normal times, an alcohol delivery service may have felt like a luxury—even the most popular ones have pretty steep drop-off fees and with our mentality, you may have scoffed at the idea.

As if we needed another reason to drink right now: Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have announced they are launching Quarantine Wine.

What’s the perfect pairing for Netflix and vino? A wine movie! Vino flicks comprise a peculiar Hollywood sub-genre that nearly always takes place in California, and features characters who are erudite sophisticates, crazed drunks or, ideally, both.

To prepare for his new wine-centric movie, actor Mamoudou Athie spent considerable time learning from experts — and it wasn’t always pretty.

We're in the middle of a deeply strange and challenging time, but wine subscription services make minding our business and at least mildly easier to endure. Protecting high-risk friends, family, and neighbors from coronavirus with is important, and consistent wine delivery will almost certainly make Zoom hangs with your crew more entertaining.

As the heatwave continues and rules on gatherings are relaxed, avoid social faux pas with our essential rules for summer drinking.No need to be precious here. Yes, if the wine is too warm.

People always told me that one fateful day, I'd wake up and realize formerly cured by hydration and Advil would instead feel like I (probably) got hit by a bus the night before—and they weren't wrong. Tired of bedridden mornings spent nursing a and obsessing over questionable texts-from-last-night, I started to rethink what drinking means to me, and I'm not alone.