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While New York, London and Milan’s fashion weeks have come and gone –– having brought us everything from Henry Zankov’s new take on Diane von Furstenberg’s wrap dress to Di Petsa’s fountain of breast milk and a very skirt-centric Prada show –– Paris’ has only just begun. The most anticipated of all the fashion capitals, with storied houses like Chanel, Celine, Dior and Louis Vuitton staging lavish productions, it’s also the most star-studded.

Front row fashion can be a buzzy addition to the collection on the runway. Here we’ll keep track of the best looks worn by A-listers as they descend on the French capital. This story will be updated throughout Paris Fashion Week.

Heike Makatsch, Claudia Schiffer, Cynthia Erivo and Clare Danes sat front row at the Chloé show. Rihanna wore a black midi dress under an oversized tie-up jacket, styled with a messy bun, to the Christian Dior show. Kate Moss attended the Tom Ford show in an open-buttoned blue shirt with white pinstripes and a high-waisted black midi skirt.

Fellow veteran model Claudia Schiffer wore a sleek white suit with a statement pendant necklace to the Chloé show. Also at Chloé was Claire Danes –– who opted for a white and beige cropped blazer, black balloon pants and necklace not unlike Schiffer's. Sat with Danes and Schiffer at Chloé was Cynthia Erivo, who wore a blue jacket over a layered top with floral details, paired with a black tiered maxi skirt. >>

Scientists recently discovered traces of an ancient disease in an unlikely place: the pages of a 1,000-year-old gospel book. The discovery, which centered on the York Gospels, was announced by University College Dublin (UCD) in early September. Researchers traced thousands of years of evolution of the sheeppox virus using ancient DNA preserved in manuscripts and animal remains.

The highly contagious disease affects sheep but is not known to infect humans. Researchers detected its DNA in the animal skins used to make parchment, according to the university. The York Gospels were written in Canterbury in the late 900s by Anglo-Saxon scribes and were later brought to York Minster — where they've been housed for centuries.

Unexpectedly, researchers found traces of sheeppox virus on parchment made from calfskin and goatskin, suggesting either cross-species infections or contamination during the parchment-making process. Comparing the manuscripts with DNA recovered from Bronze Age sheep teeth, researchers found that sheeppox has plagued livestock for over 3,700 years. >>

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For as fun and exciting as the Chicago Cubs were during stints of the regular season, they proved to be anything but in their short-lived playoff stint against the San Diego Padres.

The Cubs limped into the NL Wild Card series in San Diego, losing four of their last six games to close out the year. It was no secret that if Chicago wanted to find any modicum of success, it would need the bats of Pete Crow-Armstrong, Alex Bregman, and the team's bats to deliver. >>