Life
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Wrinkles, imperfections, firmness: Skincare has led the way in 2022's beauty trends
In 2022, skincare products moved to the forefront, with the quest for ingredients respectful of the skin and the environment. This, in turn, is taking beauty in an altogether more natural direction
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From the United States to South Korea, which country charges the most for restaurant home delivery?
The convenience of the home delivery can come with a sting when it comes to paying the bill, with costs varying from the United States to Europe, the Middle East and Asia
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From 'Euphoria' to 'Emily in Paris' and 'Bridgerton': Which TV show had the biggest influence on fashion?
In recent years, the influence of TV shows on the fashion world has gone beyond anything we've seen before. Dramas like 'Squid Game' or 'Lupin,' with plots that are far removed from fashion folklore, have managed to become veritable trend-setters
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'We can dream again': The song that marked Argentina's World Cup campaign
The catchy tune of 'Muchachos', which alludes to deceased Argentine superstar Diego Maradona looking down from heaven on modern-day hero Lionel Messi, had reverberated through the stadiums of Qatar—belted out by supporters with patriotic fervour
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The increasing grandeur of the great Indian wedding
Experiential, one-of-its-kind weddings are here to stay as couples increasingly opt for exotic destinations. Though some prefer an intimate affair, there's no compromise on budgets as customisation, with an emphasis on guest experience, is at the heart of planning the event
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Tokyo exhibit showcases Dior's passion for Japan
"Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams" arrives in Japan after drawing huge crowds in Paris, London and New York
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Why the Internet is falling in love with classical music
So what's driving this renewed interest in the compositions of Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert? Their timelessness, it seems
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Cars and dolls for all: Spain tackles toy gender bias
Since December 1, a code of ethics has been in place encouraging toy shops and manufacturers to "avoid gender bias" when marketing toys, in guidelines agreed with the consumer affairs ministry of Spain
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Video game hub Japan confronts the problem of addiction
Japan has long been synonymous with gaming, but some experts and parents fear a growing addiction problem is going unaddressed
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Inside a Lego factory, where Christmas wishes come true
Lego is the biggest toymaker in the world, ahead of Japan's Bandai Namca and US groups Hasbro and Mattel. Here's a look inside its one of the oldest factories
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Forbes India Rewind 2022: Best books we read this year
From 'The Island of Missing Trees' by Elif Shafak to 'Build' by Tony Fadell, here are some of the favourite reads of the Forbes India team in 2022
