Life
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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
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Sipping in Singapore: How the bar capital of Asia is enticing serious gourmands
The city-state is emerging as the bar capital of Asia and one of the most experimental centres of gastronomy globally
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Forbes India Rewind 2022: Best podcasts we heard this year
From 'Archetype with Meghan' to 'The Real Story by the BBC World Service' to 'What the hell Navya', here are some of the favourite podcasts of the Forbes India team in 2022
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Forbes India Rewind 2022: Best OTT shows we watched this year
From 'The Bold Type' to 'Manifest' to 'Stranger Things', here are some of the favourite OTT shows of the Forbes India team in 2022
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Sequins, velvet and feathers take centre stage for the party season
After two years of low-key celebrations, it's time to bust out sequins and sparkles this holiday season
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In the music business, live shows are proving more lucrative than ever
Live music has not only managed to recover from the pandemic but also to become highly profitable. The major global tours of 2022 grossed some $6.28 billion
