Life
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California law would make tech firms think of children
If signed into law, firms making apps or websites would have to build protections for children into products, even if they are intended for adults, according to the bill
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Amazon to unveil its $1 billion bet with 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power'
'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' is central to Amazon's bid to stand out in the 'streaming wars' with Netflix, Disney+ and HBO Max—whose own 'Game of Thrones' prequel just launched
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South Korean Netflix hit 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo' sparks autism debate
The 16-episode series, which has found ardent following among millions including popular K-pop band BTS, has gone beyond memes to trigger a serious debate in South Korea about autism
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From Montreal's Wellington street to Mumbai's Colaba Causeway, these are the coolest streets in the world
The coolest street ranking by Time Out magazine considers each destination's urban fabric—restaurant openings or store closures making and breaking the life of a neighbourhood
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What makes a museum a museum?
It took decades for the members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM) to decide on a new definition of what a museum is
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Ivory Coast's 'Pearl of Lagoons' loses its lustre
Today, the vast Ebrie lagoon which abuts Ivory Coast's economic capital Abidjan is a sick and sorry sight, choked by plastic pollution and ravaged by sand extraction and unbridled development
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71-year-old juggler in Myanmar is on a mission to revive the art
Ohn Myint despaired of passing on his knowledge until his granddaughter Han Myint Mo asked him to teach her after she watched him practise
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How to preview your favourite artist's songs on Audiomack
Pampering fans is one of the music industry's latest strategies. Offering totally legal previews of new releases is one of them
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'The cultural front': Ukraine theatre goes underground
The tiny underground stage and the minimalist set provides "a form of 'art therapy'" for the people who have stayed in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, and need something other than the grinding fear of war
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Fashion's gender stereotypes start at a very young age
From an early age, fashion cultivates gender stereotypes, a study reveals
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Is manga the fashion industry's favourite new playground?
We thought that the fashion industry only had eyes for the metaverse these days but they seem to have recently developed a passion for manga