Life
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Will the curse of 'Dune' be lifted in Venice?
Despite its ready-made audience and clear cinematic potential, Dune's previous transfers to film have been famously difficult
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Japanese giant Kikkoman wants soy sauce to be the 'ketchup of India'
Convincing 1.3 billion people to add a staple of East Asian cuisine to their butter chicken and samosas is no cakewalk
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LED streetlights contribute to insect population declines: study
Artificial lights at night had been identified as a possible factor behind falling insect populations around the world, but the topic had been under-researched
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From 'Dune' to Kirsten Stewart's turn as Princess Diana, Venice film fest returns with another blockbuster lineup
The world's oldest film festival has embraced Hollywood as Timothee Chalamet, Zendaya, Kristen Stewart, are bringing their Oscar hopeful projects to La Mostra
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From Dolly Parton to Ariana Grande, musical artists embrace the world of scents
A dominent trend from the 2000s, developing their own scents is making a comeback and has found takers in Travis Scott, Jennifer Lopez, Jay-Z, Nicki Minaj, Pharrell Williams and Justin Bieber
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Virgin has revealed more about its futuristic Hyperloop project
Richard Branson's company is now planning to concentrate on making the project a feasible commercial reality
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Disability to superability: How the world's best differently-abled athletes prepped for the 2020 Paralympics
The 16th Summer Paralympic Games began on August 24 in Tokyo, and is a testament to the grit of differently-abled athletes across the globe
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Should rich countries introduce 'personal carbon allowances'?
In 2020, French deputies Delphine Batho and François Ruffin proposed introducing a maximum quota of air kilometers per person per year to reduce CO2 emissions
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Doctors warn over dangerous viral milk crate challenge
Social media sites have been flooded in recent days by videos of people trying and mostly failing to climb the crates
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This new design could put an end to parents saying 'don't color on the table'
Behold, 'Coloritable'—an eco-friendly, 'infinite' coloring table imagined by two entrepreneurs from Lille, France
