Life
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NFTs' galloping stride is proving skeptics wrong
Skeptics claimed that NFTs were just a speculative bubble on the verge of implosion, but the latest edition of the annual Hiscox Online Art Trade report suggests otherwise
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Quartz, jade, amethyst: The stones taking over the beauty industry
Stones like jade, quartz, moonstone and amethyst are progressively making their way into bathrooms in the form of rollers, facial skincare and even makeup
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Beijing's Bird's Nest, Ice Ribbon, Ice Cube getting ready for 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics will be spread over three distinct zones and merge new venues with existing ones from the 2008 Games, including the "Bird's Nest" stadium
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Marshmello, David Guetta: Who's the most popular DJ of the moment?
While the pandemic has hit the world of electronic music hard, some DJs have managed to play their cards right
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How SpaceX will blast the first space factory into orbit
Varda Space has partnered with SpaceX to build a manufacturing facility in space to produce materials using the low gravity
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How music helped the world through the pandemic
A new study from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) reveals that Covid-19 has led us to form a closer bond with the art form
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We knew we were doing something India had never seen: Rana Daggubati
Rana Daggubati has played some of the biggest villains in the cinematic history of the world. He was Bhallaldeva in Baahubali and voiced Thanos in the Telugu version of Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. On Forbes India Beyond the Boardroom, Rana opens up about his life beyond the stardom
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Simple and modern: The Mercedes-Benz GLA's transformation is heartening to see
It's roomier and loaded with features like Kinetic Seats and Active Brake Assist. And gets a near perfect score on the way it drives too
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Three accessories men are borrowing from women's wardrobes
As the fashion industry is gradually embracing a new gender neutral modus operandi, whereby everyone can dress however they like, three accessories are no longer preserve of women
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A Japanese restaurant is turning Covid-19 protection into a new dining experience
In one of its Tokyo establishments, the luxury hotel chain Hoshinoya is offering diners the opportunity to enjoy a meal sheltered by a huge dome resembling the famous Japanese paper and bamboo lanterns
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'Succession' grew out of real-life media moguls Rupert Murdoch and Sumner Redstone quips: Jesse Armstrong
It just struck me: what's going on for these men in their 80s and 90s who are still packing the diaries every day?" Armstrong told a recent event at the London Film Festival