Forbes has released an extensive compilation of lifestyle content covering celebrity real estate transactions, award-winning spirits, luxury hospitality developments, and emerging trends in fashion and dining. The comprehensive lifestyle section highlights major developments across entertainment, luxury goods, and travel industries.

In celebrity real estate news, actor Rob Lowe has listed his Los Angeles hideaway property for $4.2 million, adding to the growing number of high-profile celebrity property transactions in the area. Meanwhile, entertainment industry figure Scott Borchetta continues to make waves in both music and NASCAR ventures, demonstrating the crossover appeal between entertainment and sports marketing.

The spirits industry has seen significant recognition at major competitions, with bourbon taking center stage at the 2025 Las Vegas Global Spirits Competition. Five bourbons made the finals, with Garrison Brothers sweeping the top two spots and winning both Best Bourbon and Best Corn Whisky categories. Additionally, Gordon & MacPhail has released what they claim is the oldest Scotch whisky ever bottled - an 85-year-old Glenlivet distilled in 1940 and bottled in 2025, described as a sherry butt time capsule with remarkable freshness and depth.

The hospitality and travel sector is experiencing notable developments, particularly with Celebrity Xcel's year-long initiative to redefine cruise cocktails by enlisting award-winning bartenders to create craft and zero-proof cocktail programs. Delta Air Lines announced it will debut direct flights from New York to Sardinia next May, making the glamorous Italian island more accessible to American travelers, with luxury hotel groups planning new resort openings in 2026.

Dining trends are evolving toward immersive experiences, with restaurants crafting unique atmospheres through hidden entrances and sensory menus that elevate dining beyond traditional plate service. New restaurant openings include Maydan Market in Los Angeles, featuring a 10,000 square foot gathering space anchored by a massive communal fire, and Txula Steak, a Basque steakhouse bringing Spanish culinary traditions to New York City.

In beauty and skincare, innovative ingredients are capturing consumer attention, with Valmont's new lElixir Des Glaciers Serum spotlighting sturgeon DNA as an anti-aging component, moving beyond the previous trend of salmon sperm-based products. The clean beauty sector continues to show strong growth, with former microbiologist-founded brands reaching $150 million valuations and skincare brands originally designed for babies generating $100 million annually among teens and tweens.

Fashion industry developments include Revolve's record-breaking performance with over $300 million in quarterly revenue and 2.7 million active customers, while luxury brand Dior undergoes creative direction changes under Jonathan Anderson, who is working to unify the women's and men's collections into a cohesive brand identity. Additionally, beloved cashmere brand Begg x Co has welcomed Vanessa Seward as its new creative director for an upcoming debut collection.

The arts and culture sector features Chinese artist-designer Jiang Qiong Er's mission to revive traditional Chinese craftsmanship for the 21st century, while painter Andrea Carlson presents kaleidoscopic and futuristic landscapes that challenge conventional museum expectations with confrontational imagery and agitated figures.