Life
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Black chefs carve out a place in Brazilian cuisine
Black Gastronomy Prize, whose first edition was held in November, honours the best black restaurant industry people in Rio in an array of categories such as waiter, sommelier, sous chef and pastry chef, all in a country where racism is deeply ingrained
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What are the so-called "mad skills" that have become desirable for recruiters?
"Mad skills" have become particularly desirable in a world of work that has been reshaped by the Covid-19 pandemic, where companies are looking to reinvent their organizational approaches
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'Your passion should be your business': Aryan Khan
Actor Shah Rukh Khan's son wants to create an age-agnostic offering through his luxury lifestyle collective, starting with the launch of premium liquor
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Binishells: The concrete bubble houses that are Hollywood's latest must-have
Italian architect Dante Bini's odd structures could provide an alternative to today's energy-intensive buildings
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Jin from BTS begins military service, marking end of an era
Jin—whose full name is Kim Seok-jin—reported to a frontline boot camp in Yeoncheon on Tuesday to begin his five-week training, kickstarting 18 months of military service
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Japan picks 'war' as kanji character of the year
Japanese public votes in the annual event for the written character they think best represents the past year. According to the Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundation, which organises the vote, the mood was darker this year
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'Wednesday': will Netflix's hit series boost tourism in Romania?
With online travel agency Expedia seeing an uptick in TV tourism, will the filming location of the Tim Burton series be the latest to benefit?
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We hope Argentinian clubs and Messi will play in India before World Cup 2026: Leandro Petersen
As Argentina gets ready to play their semi-final at the Fifa World Cup, Leandro Petersen, commercial and marketing manager of Argentine Football Association, spoke to Forbes India about partnering with Indian brands and starting training programmes in India
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Iceland's volcano show is a hit
The Lava Show, Iceland's latest tourist attraction, uses reheated lava from a real eruption of the island's Katla volcano more than 100 years ago
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From Alessandro Michele at Gucci to Demna at Balenciaga, the hot trend is low-profile fashion designers
The shift from flamboyant personalities like John Galliano, Jean-Paul Gaultier and Karl Lagerfeld reflects the fact that many brands are now established and don't need a star
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Sexuality and fame in focus as Sundance film festival returns to Utah
Documentaries exploring sexuality and fame via the life stories of supermodel Brooke Shields, singer Little Richard and author Judy Blume are among the lineup for next month's Sundance film festival