Life
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Apple adds lower-price iPhone 16e to line-up
Apple touted the iPhone 16e as having many features found in more expensive models, including Apple-tailored artificial intelligence features and integration with OpenAI's ChatGPT
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Lights, camera, resistance. Trump looms overanxious film industry
At the Berlin film festival this week, the radical changes unfolding in the United States and on the world stage loomed over every discussion and led many films screening there to be viewed through a new political lens
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Egypt unveils first ancient royal tomb since Tutankhamun
The tomb, discovered near the Valley of the Kings in Luxor in southern Egypt, belonged to King Thutmose II of the 18th dynasty, who lived nearly 3,500 years ago
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Rio de Janeiro swelters in heatwave amid run-up to Carnival
A sizzling weekend in Rio saw residents crowd beaches while a leading samba school cancelled its parade rehearsal on Copacabana beach
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Online shopping giants bet on AI to curb clothes returns
The practice of returning items drags down profit margins. According to a McKinsey study, each returned package costs between $21 and $46 on average, given the costs of transport, treatment and making the item fit for resale
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From Coldplay to Trevor Noah, global stars eye India but demand fine-tuning
A lack of world-class venues to host big-name events has left fans wanting, with complaints ranging from filthy conditions, poor security and technical problems among the issues causing headaches for organisers
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The Khelo Winter Games postponed due to lack of snow
The Himalayan resort of Gulmarg in Kashmir was due to hold national competitions in Alpine skiing, Nordic skiing, ski mountaineering and snowboarding from February 22-25
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I want to introduce New York to toddy shop cuisine: Regi Mathew
After platforming Malayali home recipes through his restaurant Kappa Chakka Kandhari, the chef is banking on a micro-cuisine of his home state to carve out a space in a city that's home to a number of award-winning Indian restaurants
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Dancing turtles show how animals use magnetic field as a map
Some animals that migrate across the globe-such as birds, salmon, lobsters and sea turtles-are known to navigate using the magnetic field lines that stretch from Earth's north to south pole
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From Demi Moore to Renee Zellweger, how midlife female actors are reclaiming Hollywood's spotlight
They're playing parts that see them embracing and asserting their age, shaking up norms and embodying a Hollywood revival that's redefining the place of midlife women in the movies
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YouTube turns 20: Ten surprising stats about video streaming platform
Here are 10 surprising stats that show just how indispensable YouTube has become