Early this year, Hublot, Swiss watch manufacturer, launch Limited Edition FIFA World Cup Watches.

To commemorate Spain’s historic FIFA World Cup win, Hublot, the official timekeeper, of the FIFA 2010 World Cup has unveiled a new Big Bang watch dedicated to the winning team.

Dubbed FIFA World Cup Winner’s watch, the new creation is done in the Spanish national colors and gold of the FIFA winner’s trophy.

The ball used in Spain’s World Cup final win over the Netherlands has fetched almost $74,000 in a charity auction on eBay.

The famous Jabulani ball was sold for the ’46664′ HIV/AIDS charity – named after Nelson Mandela’s prisoner number when he was held at Robben Island.

The balls used during the World Cup were critiqued for their unpredictability and were nicknamed “supermarket balls.”

There’s only six days to go until the end of the World Cup. But Paris Hilton obviously feels she needs at least one suitcase full of clothes every day.

As she headed off to South Africa for the final stages of the cup last week the heiress posed atop more than a dozen designer suitcases.

She obviously has a passion for Louis Vuitton - the vast collection of bags all bore the designer’s unmistakable logo.

The statue of Christ overlooking Rio de Janeiro was reinaugurated Wednesday after a renovation costing four million dollars.

The renovation of the statue was financed by Brazilian mining giant Vale and the Roman Catholic archdiocese of Rio.

The Christ the Redeemer statue, which has towered over the city for nearly 80 years, is located at the peak of the Corcovado mountain overlooking the city.

Giorgio Armani has unveiled its latest underwear campaign featuring a rather muscular-looking Cristiano Ronaldo.

The football star is appearing for his second season as the face of Armani’s autumn/winter 2010- 11 adverts.

The ads were shot on location in Madrid by acclaimed snapping duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggot.

The campaigns will roll out starting from July around the world on signature billboards in major cities such as New York, London, Paris and Tokyo.

Last week, the first A380 of the German aircraft “Lufthansa” carried Germany’s national soccer team to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Celebrating the world’s biggest airliner – the Airbus 380, Montblanc has developed a Limited Edition – Skeleton A380 in collaboration with Airbus.

Inspired by the imposing aircraft, its extraordinary design features the distinctive two rows of windows and the A380’s typical shape.