Life
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Gastronomic gems of Michelin-starred Indian chefs
From Vikas Khanna to Vineet Bhatia, these visionary chefs captivate diners by presenting an extraordinary wealth of flavours and textures in a manner that is both distinctive and pioneering
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The Woman In Me: Britney Spears memoir set for October 24 release
Britney Spears' forthcoming memoir is "a brave and astonishingly moving story about freedom, fame, motherhood, survival, faith, and hope," her publisher said in a statement
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Discover 5 of the world's most exclusive secluded luxury resorts
From Islas Secas in Chiriquí to Dunton Hot Springs, uncover the swankiest places that marry luxury with privacy
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AI can't replace Mickey Mouse, says voice of Disney mascot
Artificial intelligence, and the threat it poses to professions across the entertainment industry, has been a constant source of hand-wringing in Hollywood this summer
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McDonald's is proposing a wedding catering service
This highly serious proposition is being offered by McDonald's in Indonesia. The fast-food giant posted the announcement on the Instagram page of its Jakarta outpost
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Top 5 popular travel destinations of 2023
From Dubai to Paris, these top 5 popular travel destinations of 2023 on TripAdvisor's list offer delightful culinary and rich cultural experiences
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Signs of the human era, from nuclear fallout to microplastics
On Tuesday, the Anthropocene Working Group is expected to announce its choice for the epoch's "golden spike" location, selecting the site that most clearly represents how humans have changed the world
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Productivity Theatre: It happens when visibility and responsiveness take priority at work
This idea of always looking busy is called "productivity theatre." Although it is widespread in the professional world, it is generally an unrecognised situation in most companies
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4 enchanting castles for a fairytale wedding
From medieval-style buildings to opulent estates, these venues promise a regal ambiance for your big day
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Violins in the Sun: Stradivari's home workshop reopens in Italy
Budding luthiers and young musicians can now get a step closer to master Antonio Stradivari by honing their skills in his original house and workshop
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From soup stock to super crop: Japan shows off its seaweed savvy
Japan has a history of eating seaweed. But there is a shift in perspective that is now also leaning towards farming the plant from an environmental and ecological point of view