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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
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Dillon Helbig: An eight-year-old boy, the author of the moment in the US
An American boy of eight could become one of the youngest authors ever published with a book he snuck onto library shelves
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Who are the most popular streamers on Twitch around the world?
Streamers on the Twitch platform are real stars for internet users, especially those who love online gaming. Here are the most-searched streamers of the world
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From grandma's doilies to the runway, crochet has found its cool
The crochet craze is such that some of the biggest luxury fashion houses have been using this handicraft technique to put a new spin on their most emblematic pieces