Forbes Life
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Beijing Winter Olympics rules out overseas fans over virus threat
That's not all. The new measures state that all participants must be vaccinated or will need to do a 21-day quarantine on arrival in the Chinese capital
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In the face of neurotechnology advances, Chile passes 'neuro rights' law
This bill, which already passed the Senate last year, could form the basis of future lawmaking in the field of human rights in other countries as advances in technology are applied to the mind and the brain
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How blind spot warnings could be displayed directly in motorcycle mirrors
Most motorcycle manufacturers are actively working on blind spot warning systems. Yamaha recently filed a patent revealing a new technology that displays specific icons directly on the bike's mirrors
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Sparkles, lingerie, disco: Fashion gets back into party mode
The Italian runways brought an explosion of colour, and especially sparkle and shine, with disco-inspired outfits laced with lashings of sensuality, marked by the return of visible lingerie
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Dior goes sporty in post-pandemic burst of colour
Dior's 2022 spring-summer women's collection reflected a world that had learned the value of exercise and yearned for a bit of playful "joie-de-vivre" over the last 18 months
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From ketchup to the telephone, five revelations that are gifts of world expos
Expo 2020 opens in Dubai on Friday. Ahead of the six-month event, here are five innovations that featured at previous world fairs
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All aboard Washington's secret subway
The Capitol Subway System, a network of trolleys in the fluorescent-lit bowels of the labyrinthine, 600-room US Congress in Washington, has been ferrying politicians back and forth for more than a century
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Which country has the best Netflix catalog?
The Uswitch study analysed the Netflix catalog of different countries to determine which one offers the best catalog. Check out where India stands on the list
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Treats and tradition in Tehran's oldest, tiniest teahouse
In between pouring glasses of steaming brew for his customers, 63-years-old Kazem Mabhutian tells the century-old story of the fabled Haj Ali Darvish Tea House with pride
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Daniel Craig's James Bond: 007 over and out
After 'Casino Royale', 'Quantum of Solace', 'Skyfall', 'Spectre', and 15 years later, Daniel Craig is bidding adieu to Ian Fleming's spy
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Fine Bespoke: How Hermès Sur-Mesure adds the brand's touch to cars, boats and planes
Customisation is a legacy at Hermès. From creating special shades to adding functional beauty, Axel de Beaufort, design director of Hermès Sur-Mesure, speaks about what goes into creating prized, one-of-a-kind objects