Life
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Minecraft's global appeal: How it impacts students, activists, entertainers
Players of all ages and backgrounds have used the game for everything from educational projects and architecture to building communities and creating artwork
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We create fashion, we don't sell garments: Tony Ruiz of Mango
During his first visit to India, Ruiz, CEO, Mango, and Nandita Sinha, CEO of Myntra, sit down for an exclusive conversation with Forbes India about Mango's growth plan, partnership with Myntra, the global fashion industry and more
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Bid to end deadly cooking methods which stoke global warming
Some 2.3 billion people across 128 countries breathe in harmful smoke when they cook on basic stoves or over open fires, according to an International Energy Agency (IEA)-African Development Bank (ADB) report that sounded the alarm last year
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New York gears up for major Spring auctions after soft 2023
After a drop in sales in 2023, there is hope among the hammer-wielders that good results in Europe so far this year will be repeated stateside
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From Trunk Bay to Meads Bay, here are must-visit beaches in 2024
Discover the world's most magical beaches to explore in 2024
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US restorationist solves 60-million-year-old dinosaur fossil 'puzzles'
How Lauren McClain puts together more than 60-million-year-old remains to reconstruct the giants that once roamed the land
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Ritacuba Blanco: Death of a Colombian glacier
Of the 14 tropical glaciers that existed in Colombia in the early 20th century, only six remain—and are fast receding
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Santal's Baha Festival: Celebrating fertility and innate union with nature
The Santal tribe's Baha (flower) festival in eastern India marks the onset of spring, celebrating fertility and the symbiotic relationship between society and nature. Through rituals emphasising the forest's importance and women's vital role, it underscores the Santal worldview of interconnectedness and ecological harmony
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From Barry Keoghan to Margaret Qualley, five budding stars to watch at Cannes Film Festival
Here are five names to watch as they walk the red carpet on the French Riviera
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Comics king Zep turns from toons to tunes
Philippe Chappuis, 56, is behind the Titeuf comic book series—one of the most popular children's comics in French-speaking countries over the past 30 years
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Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas, Schraderr: 'New Hollywood' swansong set for Cannes Film Festival
Half a century later, Francis Ford Coppola and Paul Schrader will compete head-to-head for the festival's coveted Palme d'Or with their new films "Megalopolis" and "Oh Canada", while George Lucas receives an honorary award for his blockbuster career