Life
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From the metaverse to NFTs to social media: What will tomorrow's media landscape look like?
The metaverse is one of the new technologies that are increasingly on the agenda for media organizations
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Iraqi museum restores treasures destroyed by Islamic State jihadists
These pieces, many dating back to the first millennium BC, are being revived with financing from the International Alliance for the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Conflict Areas (ALIPH)
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What trends will Gen Z lead in 2022? Instagram investigates
Clean beauty, wellness and complex kitchen skills are some of the things on young people's minds for 2022, according to Instagram
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Why Japan's drivers are struggling to embrace electric cars, despite their love of hybrids
While the Japanese seem to be all for hybrid solutions, they don't seem to be interested in 100percent electric cars. This is no doubt due to infrastructure problems and the fact that domestic manufacturers are not yet sufficiently involved in the sector
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Easy Rider: Why the Camry Hybrid needs a good chunk of your attention
There's a good chunk of reasons this should be your next car: It's good looking, feature rich, rides phenomenally and is ultra-efficient thanks to the hybrid system
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Facial recognition, virtual reality, and cryptocurrency: How the hotel experience is changing
After nearly two years of disruptions due to the pandemic, the hotel industry is going all-in on new technology in the hopes of offering a more customized experience for travellers
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I wish I could make films and not release them: Manav Kaul
The actor, writer and director speaks about his second film Tathagat, the joys of filmmaking and why he would never let his plays be streamed online
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The 10 most popular GIFs in 2021: From Stanley Hudson in 'The Office' to Baby Yoda's joy and excitement
As the end of the year approaches, Giphy, the platform for GIFs, has drawn up a list of hits for the past year
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Can Spider-Man swing to Hollywood's rescue with 'No Way Home'?
Box office watchers are spinning hopeful predictions for 'Spider-Man: No Way Home,' with analysts eyeing the pandemic era's first potential billion-dollar-grossing film
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Czech Christmas glass, from a love affair to UNESCO status
The handmade production of blown glass beads into Christmas tree decorations in Ponikla, Czech Republic, has earned a place on the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage last year
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You can hear a Christmas song 104 times before you get sick of it
If you are playing Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas" or George Michael's "Last Christmas" over and over, stop before you listen to it 104 times