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PEOPLE: Als Rauchen noch Salonfähig war - Promis posieren mit Zigarette
May 8, 1960 - Location Unknown - ALBERT FINNEY, born May 9, 1936, is an actor who achieved prominence in cinema in the early 1960s. PICTURED: Albert Finney at the bar in a scene from a film. (Credit Image: © Keystone Press Agency/Keystone USA via ZUMAPRESS.com)
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FEATURE - Die 'German Gymnasium' Restaurant in London
The new and huge German Gymnasium at Kings Cross.
A former Victorian gym will be reborn as one of London's biggest restaurants next week after a £5 million overhaul. The German Gymnasium, between KingÕs Cross and St Pancras stations, will have 447 seats, including 88 on an outdoor terrace. Des Gunewardena, chief executive of owners D&D London, said the launch - following last monthÕs opening of Sexy Fish in Mayfair -shows that Òlarge restaurants are as popular as everÓ.
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FEATURE - Die 'German Gymnasium' Restaurant in London
The new and huge German Gymnasium at Kings Cross.
A former Victorian gym will be reborn as one of London's biggest restaurants next week after a £5 million overhaul. The German Gymnasium, between KingÕs Cross and St Pancras stations, will have 447 seats, including 88 on an outdoor terrace. Des Gunewardena, chief executive of owners D&D London, said the launch - following last monthÕs opening of Sexy Fish in Mayfair -shows that Òlarge restaurants are as popular as everÓ.
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FEATURE - Die 'German Gymnasium' Restaurant in London
The new and huge German Gymnasium at Kings Cross.
David Loewi and Des Gunewardena.
A former Victorian gym will be reborn as one of London's biggest restaurants next week after a £5 million overhaul. The German Gymnasium, between King’s Cross and St Pancras stations, will have 447 seats, including 88 on an outdoor terrace. Des Gunewardena, chief executive of owners D&D London, said the launch - following last month’s opening of Sexy Fish in Mayfair -shows that “large restaurants are as popular as ever”.
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FEATURE - Die 'German Gymnasium' Restaurant in London
The new and huge German Gymnasium at Kings Cross.
David Loewi and Des Gunewardena.
A former Victorian gym will be reborn as one of London's biggest restaurants next week after a £5 million overhaul. The German Gymnasium, between KingÕs Cross and St Pancras stations, will have 447 seats, including 88 on an outdoor terrace. Des Gunewardena, chief executive of owners D&D London, said the launch - following last monthÕs opening of Sexy Fish in Mayfair -shows that Òlarge restaurants are as popular as everÓ.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton at the Potting Shed Pub in Crudwell, Wiltshire, Britain - 18 Jul 2009
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Prince William and Kate Middleton at the Potting Shed Pub in Crudwell, Wiltshire, Britain - 18 Jul 2009
Prince William and long-term girlfriend Kate Middleton have been keeping their relationship considerably low key in recent years. However, when the chance came for them to enjoy a romantic meal out together the loved-up couple couldn't resist a kiss and a cuddle. After dining out at The Potting Shed Pub in Crudwell the pair were snapped walking arm-in-arm through the car park. As they get to their car the couple are then seen wrapping their arms tenderly around each other for a kiss. It is the first time that the royal couple have been snapped locking lips for more than two years. With them looking so in love it is sure to further fuel rumours of an imminent wedding announcement. The couple have been trying to keep their relationship out of the newspapers since reuniting after a brief split in 2007.
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FEATURE - K Bar im 'Kensington'
Dessert cocktails at the Kensington Hotel K-Bar where guests can order five cocktails — The Jerry’s Chocolate Orange, the Crème Brûlée Martini, the Lemon Flip, the Rum Harvard and the Chocolate Elit — based on classic puddings.
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FEATURE - K Bar im 'Kensington'
Dessert cocktails at the Kensington Hotel K-Bar where guests can order five cocktails — The Jerry’s Chocolate Orange, the Crème Brûlée Martini, the Lemon Flip, the Rum Harvard and the Chocolate Elit — based on classic puddings. Bar Manager Ben Manchester pictured.
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FEATURE - K Bar im 'Kensington'
Dessert cocktails at the Kensington Hotel K-Bar where guests can order five cocktails — The Jerry’s Chocolate Orange, the Crème Brûlée Martini, the Lemon Flip, the Rum Harvard and the Chocolate Elit — based on classic puddings. Bar Manager Ben Manchester pictured.
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FEATURE - K Bar im 'Kensington'
Dessert cocktails at the Kensington Hotel K-Bar where guests can order five cocktails — The Jerry’s Chocolate Orange, the Crème Brûlée Martini, the Lemon Flip, the Rum Harvard and the Chocolate Elit — based on classic puddings. Bar Manager Ben Manchester pictured.
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FEATURE - Verlassen: Geister-Pubs im australischen Outback
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Australia's dying pub scene, Australia - Apr 2016
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Photographer Ryan Cremer has captured a series of eerie photos that show the disappearing pubs of the Australian outback.
The Riverina, In New South Wales, is a diverse agriculture area, known as the 'food bowl' of Australia. Whilst around 150,000 people call the vast area home, the pub scene has been slowly drying up.
Albury-based Ryan, 42, has been snapping pictures of the pubs over the last few years, to create his 'Last Drinks' photo series.
Locations he visited included Balldale, Moulamein, Albury, Howlong and Alfredtown. The pubs - known as 'Hotels' in Australia - can be seen abandoned, run-down or quite empty.
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NEWS - Dublin: Mahnwache für Parpierlose
Dec. 13, 2015 - Dublin, Ireland - Undocumented adults & children hold candlelit memorial for loved ones lost in 2015, oraganised by Migrant Rights Centre Ireland (MRCI), outside the Mansion House, in Dublin..2015 saw the tragic deaths of several undocumented people in Ireland. A candlelit minute's silence was hold in the memory people who had lived and worked in Ireland for many years, seeing their families only on Skype. Other undocumented people lost loved ones back home and could not travel back for the funerals. .The Mansion House, Dawson Street, Ireland, on 13 December 2015 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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PEOPLE: Kate Moss in Leo-Mantel unterwegs in Cotswolds, England
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Kate Moss arrives at her local pub for Sunday lunch
Has Kate Already Moved On?
Following her summer split from husband Jamie Hince, Kate Moss has allegedly moved and begun dating Count Nikolai Von Bismarck, The Sun reports.
Kate is said to know photographer Nikolai (great, great grandson of Prince Otto Von Bismarck) through her friendship with his mother Debonnaire von Bismarck.
Both were spotted at the 'Sexy Fish' restaurant launch party last week and Nikolai supposedly joined Kate at her home in the Cotswolds at the weekend.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BKHLKMCOP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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PEOPLE: Kate Moss in Leo-Mantel unterwegs in Cotswolds, England
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joan Wakeham/REX Shutterstock (5226546h)
Kate Moss arrives at her local pub for Sunday lunch
Has Kate Already Moved On?
Following her summer split from husband Jamie Hince, Kate Moss has allegedly moved and begun dating Count Nikolai Von Bismarck, The Sun reports.
Kate is said to know photographer Nikolai (great, great grandson of Prince Otto Von Bismarck) through her friendship with his mother Debonnaire von Bismarck.
Both were spotted at the 'Sexy Fish' restaurant launch party last week and Nikolai supposedly joined Kate at her home in the Cotswolds at the weekend.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BKHLKMCOP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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PEOPLE: Kate Moss in Leo-Mantel unterwegs in Cotswolds, England
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joan Wakeham/REX Shutterstock (5226546a)
Kate Moss arrives at her local pub for Sunday lunch
Has Kate Already Moved On?
Following her summer split from husband Jamie Hince, Kate Moss has allegedly moved and begun dating Count Nikolai Von Bismarck, The Sun reports.
Kate is said to know photographer Nikolai (great, great grandson of Prince Otto Von Bismarck) through her friendship with his mother Debonnaire von Bismarck.
Both were spotted at the 'Sexy Fish' restaurant launch party last week and Nikolai supposedly joined Kate at her home in the Cotswolds at the weekend.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BKHLKMCOP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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PEOPLE: Kate Moss in Leo-Mantel unterwegs in Cotswolds, England
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joan Wakeham/REX Shutterstock (5226546f)
Kate Moss arrives at her local pub for Sunday lunch
Has Kate Already Moved On?
Following her summer split from husband Jamie Hince, Kate Moss has allegedly moved and begun dating Count Nikolai Von Bismarck, The Sun reports.
Kate is said to know photographer Nikolai (great, great grandson of Prince Otto Von Bismarck) through her friendship with his mother Debonnaire von Bismarck.
Both were spotted at the 'Sexy Fish' restaurant launch party last week and Nikolai supposedly joined Kate at her home in the Cotswolds at the weekend.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BKHLKMCOP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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PEOPLE: Kate Moss in Leo-Mantel unterwegs in Cotswolds, England
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joan Wakeham/REX Shutterstock (5226546k)
Kate Moss arrives at her local pub for Sunday lunch
Has Kate Already Moved On?
Following her summer split from husband Jamie Hince, Kate Moss has allegedly moved and begun dating Count Nikolai Von Bismarck, The Sun reports.
Kate is said to know photographer Nikolai (great, great grandson of Prince Otto Von Bismarck) through her friendship with his mother Debonnaire von Bismarck.
Both were spotted at the 'Sexy Fish' restaurant launch party last week and Nikolai supposedly joined Kate at her home in the Cotswolds at the weekend.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BKHLKMCOP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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PEOPLE: Kate Moss in Leo-Mantel unterwegs in Cotswolds, England
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joan Wakeham/REX Shutterstock (5226546j)
Kate Moss arrives at her local pub for Sunday lunch
Has Kate Already Moved On?
Following her summer split from husband Jamie Hince, Kate Moss has allegedly moved and begun dating Count Nikolai Von Bismarck, The Sun reports.
Kate is said to know photographer Nikolai (great, great grandson of Prince Otto Von Bismarck) through her friendship with his mother Debonnaire von Bismarck.
Both were spotted at the 'Sexy Fish' restaurant launch party last week and Nikolai supposedly joined Kate at her home in the Cotswolds at the weekend.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BKHLKMCOP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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PEOPLE: Kate Moss in Leo-Mantel unterwegs in Cotswolds, England
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joan Wakeham/REX Shutterstock (5226546l)
Kate Moss arrives at her local pub for Sunday lunch
Has Kate Already Moved On?
Following her summer split from husband Jamie Hince, Kate Moss has allegedly moved and begun dating Count Nikolai Von Bismarck, The Sun reports.
Kate is said to know photographer Nikolai (great, great grandson of Prince Otto Von Bismarck) through her friendship with his mother Debonnaire von Bismarck.
Both were spotted at the 'Sexy Fish' restaurant launch party last week and Nikolai supposedly joined Kate at her home in the Cotswolds at the weekend.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BKHLKMCOP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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PEOPLE: Kate Moss in Leo-Mantel unterwegs in Cotswolds, England
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joan Wakeham/REX Shutterstock (5226546e)
Kate Moss arrives at her local pub for Sunday lunch
Has Kate Already Moved On?
Following her summer split from husband Jamie Hince, Kate Moss has allegedly moved and begun dating Count Nikolai Von Bismarck, The Sun reports.
Kate is said to know photographer Nikolai (great, great grandson of Prince Otto Von Bismarck) through her friendship with his mother Debonnaire von Bismarck.
Both were spotted at the 'Sexy Fish' restaurant launch party last week and Nikolai supposedly joined Kate at her home in the Cotswolds at the weekend.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BKHLKMCOP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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PEOPLE: Kate Moss in Leo-Mantel unterwegs in Cotswolds, England
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joan Wakeham/REX Shutterstock (5226546i)
Kate Moss arrives at her local pub for Sunday lunch
Has Kate Already Moved On?
Following her summer split from husband Jamie Hince, Kate Moss has allegedly moved and begun dating Count Nikolai Von Bismarck, The Sun reports.
Kate is said to know photographer Nikolai (great, great grandson of Prince Otto Von Bismarck) through her friendship with his mother Debonnaire von Bismarck.
Both were spotted at the 'Sexy Fish' restaurant launch party last week and Nikolai supposedly joined Kate at her home in the Cotswolds at the weekend.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BKHLKMCOP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Prince William at the Barracuda Club on the night of a pub brawl, Newquay, Britain - 09 Feb 2008
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Prince William with his friends, Prince William enjoys £1 Party Night with his closest friends, including Harry Aubrey-Fletcher in a club where a reveller was horrifically glassed an hour later.
Prince William at the Barracuda Club on the night of a pub brawl, Newquay, Britain - 09 Feb 2008
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TEENAGER ATTACKED AT PRINCE WILLIAM'S £1-A-DRINK PUB
William the party Prince swopped his usual celeb packed London hangouts over the weekend for boozing in a £1-a-drink bar in Cornwall. Where, on the same evening, a fellow reveller had a broken bottle thrust in his face.
The second-in-line to the throne was at the Barracuda club, in Newquay, Cornwall, in the early hours of Saturday morning when the incident happened.
The Prince, 25, and friends spent three hours at the nightclub, which is renowned locally for its £1 party night, downing shots of 40% proof Aftershock and drinking alcopops and lager.
He was led out by security staff at around 1am, shortly before reveller Dan O'Callaghan, 19, was slashed in the face by a broken bottle after a fight broke out between two groups of people.
Three men were arrested in relation to the incident, which left O'Callaghan needing 35 stitches.
Two years ago a drinker at the same bar was notoriously beaten to death.
William had spent the evening with a number of friends who he was away with for the weekend. The group of eight also included Harry Aubrey-Fletcher - whose father is Lord Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire.
Clarence House confirmed that the Prince had already left the bar when the attack, described by police as "very nasty", took place.
During his stay in the resort in Cornwall Prince William and his friends were seen surfing at Watergate Bay and dining at Jamie Oliver's restaurant Fifteen.
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LES STARS DANS LES PUBLICITES. KATE MOSS POUR CALVIN KLEIN
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Daily Life In Prague
A couple walks hand in hand along a narrow street lined with historic buildings and cafes in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 9, 2025. A motorcyclist approaches in the background as the pair strolls past a pub sign in the city's old town. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Crowd Outside Hard Rock Cafe In Prague
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Crowd Outside Hard Rock Cafe In Prague
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Crowd Outside Hard Rock Cafe In Prague
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Crowd Outside Hard Rock Cafe In Prague
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Crowd Outside Hard Rock Cafe In Prague
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Crowd Outside Hard Rock Cafe In Prague
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Beer Garden At The Kuchlbauer Tower In Abensberg In Bavaria
Visitors arrive at the beer garden at the base of the colorful Kuchlbauer Tower at the Kuchlbauer Brewery in Abensberg, Kelheim, Bavaria, Lower Bavaria, Germany, on April 27, 2025. The unique tower, based on a design by Friedensreich Hundertwasser and realized by Peter Pelikan, is a symbol of Bavarian beer culture combined with artistic architecture. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Beer Garden At The Kuchlbauer Tower In Abensberg In Bavaria
Visitors arrive at the beer garden at the base of the colorful Kuchlbauer Tower at the Kuchlbauer Brewery in Abensberg, Kelheim, Bavaria, Lower Bavaria, Germany, on April 27, 2025. The unique tower, based on a design by Friedensreich Hundertwasser and realized by Peter Pelikan, is a symbol of Bavarian beer culture combined with artistic architecture. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Beer Garden At The Kuchlbauer Tower In Abensberg In Bavaria
Visitors arrive at the beer garden at the base of the colorful Kuchlbauer Tower at the Kuchlbauer Brewery in Abensberg, Kelheim, Bavaria, Lower Bavaria, Germany, on April 27, 2025. The unique tower, based on a design by Friedensreich Hundertwasser and realized by Peter Pelikan, is a symbol of Bavarian beer culture combined with artistic architecture. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Beer Garden At The Kuchlbauer Tower In Abensberg In Bavaria
Visitors sit at the beer garden beneath the artistically designed Kuchlbauer Tower at the Kuchlbauer Brewery in Abensberg, Kelheim, Bavaria, Lower Bavaria, Germany, on April 27, 2025. The tower, an architectural landmark originally envisioned by Friedensreich Hundertwasser and later realized by Peter Pelikan, integrates artistic fantasy with brewing tradition. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Beer Garden At The Kuchlbauer Tower In Abensberg In Bavaria
Visitors sit at the beer garden beneath the artistically designed Kuchlbauer Tower at the Kuchlbauer Brewery in Abensberg, Kelheim, Bavaria, Lower Bavaria, Germany, on April 27, 2025. The tower, an architectural landmark originally envisioned by Friedensreich Hundertwasser and later realized by Peter Pelikan, integrates artistic fantasy with brewing tradition. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Beer Garden At The Kuchlbauer Tower In Abensberg In Bavaria
Visitors arrive at the beer garden at the base of the colorful Kuchlbauer Tower at the Kuchlbauer Brewery in Abensberg, Kelheim, Bavaria, Lower Bavaria, Germany, on April 27, 2025. The unique tower, based on a design by Friedensreich Hundertwasser and realized by Peter Pelikan, is a symbol of Bavarian beer culture combined with artistic architecture. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In The Bavarian City Of Regensburg
People eat food and drink in an outdoor beer garden along a cobbled alleyway lined with historic buildings in Regensburg, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, on April 19, 2025. Red umbrellas, greenery, and rustic decor create a cozy atmosphere typical of Bavarian spring street cafes and beer culture. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Smartphone case flips out over social media scrolling
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A new phone case aims to stop anti-social drinkers scrolling through their social media on a night out with friends.
Global beer brand Heineken has unveiled the case called The Flipper that flips a phone face down so the owner does not get distracted by social media.
Swedish inventor Simone Giertz was inspired by seeing people at a bar or pub scrolling through their social media rather than talking to each other.
The Flipper uses voice detection technology.
So far it is only a prototype.A spokesperson said: “The witty device uses an AI-trained listening tool connected to a robotic arm to flip the phone nestled inside it when it senses the word ‘cheers’ - a universal sign you’re out having a good time in person.”
It comes after a recent study showed that up to 47% of adults are glued to their smartphones when socialising.
Last year the brand launched The Boring Phone, a smartphone without all the features that make tit distracting.
The spokesperson added: “The device became a sellout success, proving that social lives are more enriching when there’s less on your phone.
“The ironic yet iconic Flipper is a prototype, but even those who can't get their hands on one are encouraged to flip their phones the old fashioned way and avoid digital distractions. Cheers!.”
OPS: Heineken’s The Flipper phone case flips over when it picks up the sound of people saying "Cheers".
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Smartphone case flips out over social media scrolling
Ferrari Press Agency
Flipper phone 1
Ref 16711
08/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Heineken
A new phone case aims to stop anti-social drinkers scrolling through their social media on a night out with friends.
Global beer brand Heineken has unveiled the case called The Flipper that flips a phone face down so the owner does not get distracted by social media.
Swedish inventor Simone Giertz was inspired by seeing people at a bar or pub scrolling through their social media rather than talking to each other.
The Flipper uses voice detection technology.
So far it is only a prototype.A spokesperson said: “The witty device uses an AI-trained listening tool connected to a robotic arm to flip the phone nestled inside it when it senses the word ‘cheers’ - a universal sign you’re out having a good time in person.”
It comes after a recent study showed that up to 47% of adults are glued to their smartphones when socialising.
Last year the brand launched The Boring Phone, a smartphone without all the features that make tit distracting.
The spokesperson added: “The device became a sellout success, proving that social lives are more enriching when there’s less on your phone.
“The ironic yet iconic Flipper is a prototype, but even those who can't get their hands on one are encouraged to flip their phones the old fashioned way and avoid digital distractions. Cheers!.”
OPS: Heineken’s The Flipper phone case flips over when it picks up the sound of people saying "Cheers".
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Smartphone case flips out over social media scrolling
Ferrari Press Agency
Flipper phone 1
Ref 16711
08/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Heineken
A new phone case aims to stop anti-social drinkers scrolling through their social media on a night out with friends.
Global beer brand Heineken has unveiled the case called The Flipper that flips a phone face down so the owner does not get distracted by social media.
Swedish inventor Simone Giertz was inspired by seeing people at a bar or pub scrolling through their social media rather than talking to each other.
The Flipper uses voice detection technology.
So far it is only a prototype.A spokesperson said: “The witty device uses an AI-trained listening tool connected to a robotic arm to flip the phone nestled inside it when it senses the word ‘cheers’ - a universal sign you’re out having a good time in person.”
It comes after a recent study showed that up to 47% of adults are glued to their smartphones when socialising.
Last year the brand launched The Boring Phone, a smartphone without all the features that make tit distracting.
The spokesperson added: “The device became a sellout success, proving that social lives are more enriching when there’s less on your phone.
“The ironic yet iconic Flipper is a prototype, but even those who can't get their hands on one are encouraged to flip their phones the old fashioned way and avoid digital distractions. Cheers!.”
OPS: Heineken’s The Flipper phone case flips over when it picks up the sound of people saying "Cheers".
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Smartphone case flips out over social media scrolling
Ferrari Press Agency
Flipper phone 1
Ref 16711
08/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Heineken
A new phone case aims to stop anti-social drinkers scrolling through their social media on a night out with friends.
Global beer brand Heineken has unveiled the case called The Flipper that flips a phone face down so the owner does not get distracted by social media.
Swedish inventor Simone Giertz was inspired by seeing people at a bar or pub scrolling through their social media rather than talking to each other.
The Flipper uses voice detection technology.
So far it is only a prototype.A spokesperson said: “The witty device uses an AI-trained listening tool connected to a robotic arm to flip the phone nestled inside it when it senses the word ‘cheers’ - a universal sign you’re out having a good time in person.”
It comes after a recent study showed that up to 47% of adults are glued to their smartphones when socialising.
Last year the brand launched The Boring Phone, a smartphone without all the features that make tit distracting.
The spokesperson added: “The device became a sellout success, proving that social lives are more enriching when there’s less on your phone.
“The ironic yet iconic Flipper is a prototype, but even those who can't get their hands on one are encouraged to flip their phones the old fashioned way and avoid digital distractions. Cheers!.”
OPS: Heineken’s The Flipper phone case flips over when it picks up the sound of people saying "Cheers".
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Smartphone case flips out over social media scrolling
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A new phone case aims to stop anti-social drinkers scrolling through their social media on a night out with friends.
Global beer brand Heineken has unveiled the case called The Flipper that flips a phone face down so the owner does not get distracted by social media.
Swedish inventor Simone Giertz was inspired by seeing people at a bar or pub scrolling through their social media rather than talking to each other.
The Flipper uses voice detection technology.
So far it is only a prototype.A spokesperson said: “The witty device uses an AI-trained listening tool connected to a robotic arm to flip the phone nestled inside it when it senses the word ‘cheers’ - a universal sign you’re out having a good time in person.”
It comes after a recent study showed that up to 47% of adults are glued to their smartphones when socialising.
Last year the brand launched The Boring Phone, a smartphone without all the features that make tit distracting.
The spokesperson added: “The device became a sellout success, proving that social lives are more enriching when there’s less on your phone.
“The ironic yet iconic Flipper is a prototype, but even those who can't get their hands on one are encouraged to flip their phones the old fashioned way and avoid digital distractions. Cheers!.”
OPS: Heineken’s The Flipper phone case flips over when it picks up the sound of people saying "Cheers".
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Smartphone case flips out over social media scrolling
Ferrari Press Agency
Flipper phone 1
Ref 16711
08/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Heineken
A new phone case aims to stop anti-social drinkers scrolling through their social media on a night out with friends.
Global beer brand Heineken has unveiled the case called The Flipper that flips a phone face down so the owner does not get distracted by social media.
Swedish inventor Simone Giertz was inspired by seeing people at a bar or pub scrolling through their social media rather than talking to each other.
The Flipper uses voice detection technology.
So far it is only a prototype.A spokesperson said: “The witty device uses an AI-trained listening tool connected to a robotic arm to flip the phone nestled inside it when it senses the word ‘cheers’ - a universal sign you’re out having a good time in person.”
It comes after a recent study showed that up to 47% of adults are glued to their smartphones when socialising.
Last year the brand launched The Boring Phone, a smartphone without all the features that make tit distracting.
The spokesperson added: “The device became a sellout success, proving that social lives are more enriching when there’s less on your phone.
“The ironic yet iconic Flipper is a prototype, but even those who can't get their hands on one are encouraged to flip their phones the old fashioned way and avoid digital distractions. Cheers!.”
OPS: Heineken’s The Flipper phone case flips over when it picks up the sound of people saying "Cheers".
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Smartphone case flips out over social media scrolling
Ferrari Press Agency
Flipper phone 1
Ref 16711
08/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Heineken
A new phone case aims to stop anti-social drinkers scrolling through their social media on a night out with friends.
Global beer brand Heineken has unveiled the case called The Flipper that flips a phone face down so the owner does not get distracted by social media.
Swedish inventor Simone Giertz was inspired by seeing people at a bar or pub scrolling through their social media rather than talking to each other.
The Flipper uses voice detection technology.
So far it is only a prototype.A spokesperson said: “The witty device uses an AI-trained listening tool connected to a robotic arm to flip the phone nestled inside it when it senses the word ‘cheers’ - a universal sign you’re out having a good time in person.”
It comes after a recent study showed that up to 47% of adults are glued to their smartphones when socialising.
Last year the brand launched The Boring Phone, a smartphone without all the features that make tit distracting.
The spokesperson added: “The device became a sellout success, proving that social lives are more enriching when there’s less on your phone.
“The ironic yet iconic Flipper is a prototype, but even those who can't get their hands on one are encouraged to flip their phones the old fashioned way and avoid digital distractions. Cheers!.”
OPS: Heineken’s The Flipper phone case flips over when it picks up the sound of people saying "Cheers".
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Smartphone case flips out over social media scrolling
Ferrari Press Agency
Flipper phone 1
Ref 16711
08/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Heineken
A new phone case aims to stop anti-social drinkers scrolling through their social media on a night out with friends.
Global beer brand Heineken has unveiled the case called The Flipper that flips a phone face down so the owner does not get distracted by social media.
Swedish inventor Simone Giertz was inspired by seeing people at a bar or pub scrolling through their social media rather than talking to each other.
The Flipper uses voice detection technology.
So far it is only a prototype.A spokesperson said: “The witty device uses an AI-trained listening tool connected to a robotic arm to flip the phone nestled inside it when it senses the word ‘cheers’ - a universal sign you’re out having a good time in person.”
It comes after a recent study showed that up to 47% of adults are glued to their smartphones when socialising.
Last year the brand launched The Boring Phone, a smartphone without all the features that make tit distracting.
The spokesperson added: “The device became a sellout success, proving that social lives are more enriching when there’s less on your phone.
“The ironic yet iconic Flipper is a prototype, but even those who can't get their hands on one are encouraged to flip their phones the old fashioned way and avoid digital distractions. Cheers!.”
OPS: Heineken’s The Flipper phone case flips over when it picks up the sound of people saying "Cheers".
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183335236_FER
Smartphone case flips out over social media scrolling
Ferrari Press Agency
Flipper phone 1
Ref 16711
08/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Heineken
A new phone case aims to stop anti-social drinkers scrolling through their social media on a night out with friends.
Global beer brand Heineken has unveiled the case called The Flipper that flips a phone face down so the owner does not get distracted by social media.
Swedish inventor Simone Giertz was inspired by seeing people at a bar or pub scrolling through their social media rather than talking to each other.
The Flipper uses voice detection technology.
So far it is only a prototype.A spokesperson said: “The witty device uses an AI-trained listening tool connected to a robotic arm to flip the phone nestled inside it when it senses the word ‘cheers’ - a universal sign you’re out having a good time in person.”
It comes after a recent study showed that up to 47% of adults are glued to their smartphones when socialising.
Last year the brand launched The Boring Phone, a smartphone without all the features that make tit distracting.
The spokesperson added: “The device became a sellout success, proving that social lives are more enriching when there’s less on your phone.
“The ironic yet iconic Flipper is a prototype, but even those who can't get their hands on one are encouraged to flip their phones the old fashioned way and avoid digital distractions. Cheers!.”
OPS: Heineken’s The Flipper phone case flips over when it picks up the sound of people saying "Cheers".
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183335235_FER
Smartphone case flips out over social media scrolling
Ferrari Press Agency
Flipper phone 1
Ref 16711
08/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Heineken
A new phone case aims to stop anti-social drinkers scrolling through their social media on a night out with friends.
Global beer brand Heineken has unveiled the case called The Flipper that flips a phone face down so the owner does not get distracted by social media.
Swedish inventor Simone Giertz was inspired by seeing people at a bar or pub scrolling through their social media rather than talking to each other.
The Flipper uses voice detection technology.
So far it is only a prototype.A spokesperson said: “The witty device uses an AI-trained listening tool connected to a robotic arm to flip the phone nestled inside it when it senses the word ‘cheers’ - a universal sign you’re out having a good time in person.”
It comes after a recent study showed that up to 47% of adults are glued to their smartphones when socialising.
Last year the brand launched The Boring Phone, a smartphone without all the features that make tit distracting.
The spokesperson added: “The device became a sellout success, proving that social lives are more enriching when there’s less on your phone.
“The ironic yet iconic Flipper is a prototype, but even those who can't get their hands on one are encouraged to flip their phones the old fashioned way and avoid digital distractions. Cheers!.”
OPS: Heineken’s The Flipper phone case flips over when it picks up the sound of people saying "Cheers".
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183335234_FER
Smartphone case flips out over social media scrolling
Ferrari Press Agency
Flipper phone 1
Ref 16711
08/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Heineken
A new phone case aims to stop anti-social drinkers scrolling through their social media on a night out with friends.
Global beer brand Heineken has unveiled the case called The Flipper that flips a phone face down so the owner does not get distracted by social media.
Swedish inventor Simone Giertz was inspired by seeing people at a bar or pub scrolling through their social media rather than talking to each other.
The Flipper uses voice detection technology.
So far it is only a prototype.A spokesperson said: “The witty device uses an AI-trained listening tool connected to a robotic arm to flip the phone nestled inside it when it senses the word ‘cheers’ - a universal sign you’re out having a good time in person.”
It comes after a recent study showed that up to 47% of adults are glued to their smartphones when socialising.
Last year the brand launched The Boring Phone, a smartphone without all the features that make tit distracting.
The spokesperson added: “The device became a sellout success, proving that social lives are more enriching when there’s less on your phone.
“The ironic yet iconic Flipper is a prototype, but even those who can't get their hands on one are encouraged to flip their phones the old fashioned way and avoid digital distractions. Cheers!.”
OPS: Heineken’s The Flipper phone case flips over when it picks up the sound of people saying "Cheers".
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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