Life
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AI 'ageism' could seriously impact elderly health: WHO
AI technologies hold enormous potential for improving care for older people, but they also carry significant risk, according to the UN health agency
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How much money would Mozart and Beethoven make from music streaming?
A new study by Leipzig's tourism board looks at how much money Beethoven and Chopin would have earned from streaming, if they were still alive.
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'The Power of the Dog' leads Oscar 2022 race with 12 nominations
The eerie, psychological drama about a repressed 1920s cattle rancher in Montana earned 12 nods ahead of next month's Oscars gala, including best director—making Campion the first female auteur nominated twice in Academy Award history
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Streetwear, gaming, football: when luxury looks to adolescent passions
The fashion and luxury industries have started betting on gaming, streetwear, and football to appeal to our "teenage" tastes.
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Music piracy isn't on its way out just yet
While there has been a drop in illegal downloads of songs and albums in recent years, this trend may be reversing. So what's going on?
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India's Chettinad mansions are a testament to past glory
Thousands of mansions in a remote corner of India once housed some of the nation's wealthiest bankers and traders
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Hello Kitty is getting a new lease on life thanks to the metaverse
48-year-old Hello Kitty is getting ready to land in the metaverse and have her face on NFTs
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Is the reign of top models coming to an end?
The recent crop of star models seem to have all but deserted the fashion sphere
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After Dry January, try a sober vacation
Distancing yourself from the intoxicating substance, even when it's time to jet off for some downtime, could become something of a trend thanks to the so-called sober curious movement
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Is remote working helping careers or hindering them?
The Future Forum consortium's new Pulse report shows just how massively remote working has been adopted by the world's knowledge workers
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New York University puts Taylor Swift on the program
NYU's Clive Davis Institute is offering a course that traces Taylor Swift's career from her early recording days in Nashville, Tennessee, to her transformation into a global pop icon