Life
-
Five things to know about the EU's landmark digital act
Here are five rules included in the law that will force the tech titans to change their ways
-
Paris Fashion Week highlights: teddies, kids and a phone ban
From phone ban at The Row showing to rain at the Hermes do, here are a few highlights from Paris Fashion Week
-
From Arraial d'Ajuda to Grindelwald, here are the top 5 most welcoming destinations for 2024
Ermoupoli, Viana do Castelo are some of the destinations that top the list after more than 300 million reviews were analysed
-
Don't ignore these 'red flags' during a job interview
There are certain signals, or "red flags," to be on the lookout for as they may be a sign of questionable managerial practices
-
Oscars 2024: For each Best Picture nominee, film editors are key
For nearly a century, only 11 movies won the Academy Award for Best Picture without also being nominated for Best Editing. And 40 percent of all Best Picture winners also won the statuette for editing prowess
-
London launches underground search for buskers to lift commuter spirits
The London Underground network is holding its first auditions since the pandemic for buskers to keep the city's 3.5 million daily travellers entertained and uplifted
-
World Wildlife Day: All the creatures, tender and powerful
Ahead of World Wildlife Day 2024 on Sunday, let photographer Dhruv Patil to take you on a virtual safari
-
Chloe's new designer, Chemena Kamali, returns to roots
For her first collection in charge, Kamali played with contrasts: feminine and masculine, chiffon and vinyl, powder pink and military green, white lace and black thigh-high boots
-
How spider webs could help scientists keep track of wildlife
To help keep track of wildlife, scientists have been working on an innovative approach that involves studying tiny bits of environmental DNA (eDNA) left behind by every living species in all the planet's ecosystems
-
Rogan, copper, lacquer: A Kutch village's trifecta of timeless artistry
Nirona reverberates with the rhythmic clinks of hammers on copper, delicate brushes pirouetting across Rogan canvases, and the craftsmanship of lacquerware, all within a framework of sustainability
-
France set to make abortion constitutional right
If Congress approves the move, France will become the only country in the world to clearly protect the right to terminate a pregnancy in its fundamental law