Forbes Life
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This new design could put an end to parents saying 'don't color on the table'
Behold, 'Coloritable'—an eco-friendly, 'infinite' coloring table imagined by two entrepreneurs from Lille, France
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High blood pressure doubled globally in 30 years, study shows
An international team from Non-Communicable Disease Risk Factor Collaboration (NCD-RisC) found half of all sufferers—about 720 million people—went untreated in 2019
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Sony rallies big-screen hopes with 'Spider-Man' and 'Ghostbusters' at CinemaCon
Studio bosses showed a new trailer for its much-anticipated 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' superhero sequel, before previewing 'Ghostbusters: Afterlife'
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Will Tesla share its self-driving system with other manufacturers?
Tesla isn't against licensing its autonomous driving technology 'Autopilot'. But it remains to be seen with whom such an agreement would be, and at what price
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YouTube counts over 2 million creators in its monetisation program
Looks like YouTube doesn't need to shrink into the corner compared to the glittering TikTok
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Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and... Basquiat celebrate love for Tiffany & Co.
Tiffany & Co. presents the 'About Love' campaign with Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and a Jean-Michel Basquiat painting never before revealed to the public
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What if 'The Simpsons' were voiced by artificial intelligence?
Deep fake technologies, if put to good use, can help animators cut down the cost of dubbing and the shows can continue with the trademark voices even after voice actors depart
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Indonesia's 'YouTube Village' banks on homegrown video stars
The rags-to-riches tale of a local mechanic in Kasegeran, Indonesia, inspired others in the village and now 30 odd 'YouTube stars' churn out clips ranging from simple fix-it videos to hunting for graveyard ghosts
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A battery that runs on your sweat, literally
Researchers from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, have developed a new innovative battery powered by perspiration
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Inside the #quitmyjob trend: Recording and posting your resignation
The hashtag #QuitMyJob has brought together thousands of users willing to film themselves quitting in a blaze of fury while calling out inappropriate behaviour at the workplace
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Should climate change be taught in medical schools? Students say yes
Consequences of global warming directly affect physical and mental health of individuals, and students in Britain are arguing to integrate it in their medical school curricula