Life
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From Spain to South Korea, countries that are trying to lure foreign workers
Going the expat route can be costly, especially when it comes to acquiring work permits. However, some destinations offer more advantageous visas to foreign workers than others
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Young people are turning to classical music to help them study
While many scientific studies have suggested a link between listening to music and concentration, the preferred genre for young students working on their lesson comes from the classical repertoire
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Kennedy is beyond my wildest dreams: Sunny Leone speaks to Meenakshi Shedde at Cannes 2023
Actor Sunny Leone talks about redefining her identity and living her dream, overcoming nasty critics and Anurag Kashyap's Kennedy, the movie that could be career-defining for her, at the Cannes Film Festival
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Cannes 2023: Anurag Kashyap and Rahul Bhat talk all things 'Kennedy' with Meenakshi Shedde
Anurag Kashyap says that 'Kennedy', a buzzy fictional thriller based on a real-life incident in locked-down Mumbai, fulfils all his cinematic fantasies. Watch as he and actor Rahul Bhat take film journalist Meenakshi Shedde through the film's journey, just ahead of its Cannes premiere
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Will 3D-printed superyacht become the future of leisure boating?
Shipyards worldwide are working on technological innovations to reduce the carbon footprint of shipping. New York designer Jozeph Forakis has some ideas
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A Patek Philippe owned by China's last emperor sells for $5 million
The Ref 96 Quantieme Lune timepiece, which boasts a crown-like moon phase, originally belonged to Aisin-Gioro Puyi, the final monarch of the Chinese Qing dynasty
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First Pakistani film at Cannes Director's Fortnight in 40 years: 'In Flames' crew speaks to Meenakshi Shedde
A mother-daughter story that tackles patriarchy with elements of horror, 'In Flames' becomes the first Pakistani film at the Cannes Director's Fortnight in four decades. Director Zarrar Kahn, producer Anam Abbas and lead actor Ramesha Nawal speak to film journalist and critic Meenakshi Shedde about the film's journey on the sidelines of the film festival
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The yuppie fashion reboot focuses on elegance, discretion and casual style
After falling into oblivion in the early stages of the pandemic, the formal suit never really regained its fashion status, but that could just be a temporary blip
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New York is sagging under the weight of its skyscrapers
Without its skyscrapers, New York wouldn't really be New York. But these defining structures that are so characteristic of the city, these buildings that tower over the neighbourhoods and its inhabitants are playing a role in pushing it a little further into the ground
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Cannes 2023: Kanu Behl speaks on Agra, and how India's real estate and sexuality issues are intertwined, in conversation with Meenakshi Shedde
Behl's new film, Agra, is partly funded in France, with a majority-Indian crew. He speaks with film critic and journalist Meenakshi Shedde on the sidelines of the Cannes Film Festival about the cross-border collaboration of a very Indian reality
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Moroccan nomads keep alive the ancient sport of sand hockey
Similar in many ways to field and ice hockey, but played barefoot and with palm wood sticks, the ancient game is called "mokhacha" in the local Hassani Arabic dialect