Life
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6 takeaways from the Oscar 2024 nominations
Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' is leading the way on 13 nods, but that's not the only fascinating number
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JOMO: Joy of missing out is all about embracing downtime
JOMO, or the joy of missing out, takes a positive approach to not being constantly online or involved in every activity
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Paris Olympic numbers: counting the euros, the viewers and the bananas
Paris 2024 will begin on July 26. With just six months until kick-off, here are some fascinating numbers of the sports extravaganza
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Fit at 40: the revolutionary Apple Mac in numbers
Steve Jobs, playing the showman inventor to perfection, introduced the lightweight computer to the world on January 24, 1984. Here is a look back at Apple's revolutionary machine in numbers
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Netflix shows 'Emily' and 'Lupin' drive Paris tourism
Cinema tourism is not new and certainly isn't limited to Paris, but has grown along with the explosion of streaming services, said Cecile Lacoue, head of studies at CNC
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Is Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum ready for a new round of Pokemon mania?
The "Pikachu with Grey Felt Hat" collectable could return to the market. And the museum and the Pokémon Company are taking safety measures to avoid chaos
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WHO weighs up AI risks and benefits for healthcare
The WHO has been examining the likely dangers and benefits posed by AI large multi-modal models (LMMs), which are relatively new and are quickly being adopted in health
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Women's health gap costs $1 trillion worldwide: World Economic Forum report
Women spend a quarter more of their lives suffering from poor health than men, a disparity that includes an unequal focus on men across medical research, diagnosis and treatment, the report said
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Money weighs on would-be Chinese parents as population falls
Childbirth in China usually comes after a wallet-draining process of buying a home, finding a spouse, and paying for a lavish wedding
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Resolution solution: Does it really take 21 days to adopt a new habit?
In the 1960s, American plastic surgeon Maxwell Maltz hypothesized that his patients needed at least 21 days to get used to their new appearance and form a different "mental image" of themselves. Sixty years on, experts are calling this 21-day theory into question
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Armani's men mix refinement and nonchalance
Under the piercing blue eye of the 89-year-old maestro, Giorgio Armani, projected on the runway's backdrop, models showed off the autumn-winter 2024/2025 collection in the intimate setting of his historic headquarters on Via Borgonuovo