Life
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Everyone had come to Tolkien in some kind of time of crisis: JD Payne on creating 'The Rings of Power'
JD Payne, one-half of the Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power showrunner duo, on working on Tolkien's work, the $1 billion price tag and bringing in new folks while submitting their creation to the loyals
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How much time do people spend on social media and why?
A recent study by We Are Social and Hootsuite has looked at the time spent on the internet and, more precisely, on social networks worldwide in a recent report from July 2022
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Robobus: Autonomous shuttles for working, gaming, exercising or even sleeping on the move
Since 2014, Pix Moving has been working on a revolutionary new type of autonomous vehicle. Called Robobus, it is now ready to be produced, and more than 1,000 of them are expected by the end of this year
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Music on wheels: Musical bus gives kids in London access to instruments
Music teachers affiliated with Lycaeum Music are present on the bus to guide young music lovers in their musical awakening
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'Climate tickets' scheme, promoting public transport use, is gaining ground in Europe
After Austria and Germany, Spain is about to introduce its version of the scheme. Here's how it works
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California law would make tech firms think of children
If signed into law, firms making apps or websites would have to build protections for children into products, even if they are intended for adults, according to the bill
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Amazon to unveil its $1 billion bet with 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power'
'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' is central to Amazon's bid to stand out in the 'streaming wars' with Netflix, Disney+ and HBO Max—whose own 'Game of Thrones' prequel just launched
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South Korean Netflix hit 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo' sparks autism debate
The 16-episode series, which has found ardent following among millions including popular K-pop band BTS, has gone beyond memes to trigger a serious debate in South Korea about autism
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From Montreal's Wellington street to Mumbai's Colaba Causeway, these are the coolest streets in the world
The coolest street ranking by Time Out magazine considers each destination's urban fabric—restaurant openings or store closures making and breaking the life of a neighbourhood
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What makes a museum a museum?
It took decades for the members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM) to decide on a new definition of what a museum is
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Ivory Coast's 'Pearl of Lagoons' loses its lustre
Today, the vast Ebrie lagoon which abuts Ivory Coast's economic capital Abidjan is a sick and sorry sight, choked by plastic pollution and ravaged by sand extraction and unbridled development