Life
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Paris museum gives troubled NFT art scene a big showcase
The Pompidou, a popular attraction in the Marais district of the French capital, has opened the exhibition in its minimalist halls dedicated to NFTs which could give the digital art form a much-needed lift
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Isekai: Hit Japan anime genre offers escape, second chances
"Isekai" or "alternative world" anime has found a new popularity in Japan and beyond, with US speciality streaming service Crunchyroll reporting "great appetite" for the genre
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King Charles III coronation: Luxury hotel group entices affluent Indian travellers with a royal experience in London
Hotel Café Royal has curated immersive, private tours with exclusive access to iconic landmarks and attractions that offer a unique perspective of British history and culture
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My athleisure wear brand Force IX is an extension of me: Akshay Kumar
The actor says the name is inspired by his love for the armed forces. Co-founder Maniish Mandhana describes the opening of its first flagship store as a stepping stone, and claims the label offers affordable fashion for all
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For most people, climate change isn't out of sight, out of mind
A recent meta-analysis conducted by a team of researchers in the Netherlands suggests that climate events that occur far away do not necessarily lead to less citizen engagement on climate issues
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Sotheby's preparing to sell Freddie Mercury's private collection after exhibition
The Queen frontman's collection, which has been left largely untouched at his former West London home in the three decades since his death, will be exhibited publicly in the British capital for a month from August 4
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Beyond Coronation Quiche: London is serving up special delicacies for the crowning of Charles III
One of the most popular offerings in the British capital, the legendary afternoon tea, has been tailored to the occasion
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Writer, adviser, poet, bot: How ChatGPT could transform politics
The chatbot, released last November by US firm OpenAI, has quickly moved centre stage in politics—particularly as a way of scoring points
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Staying zen with 'slow design' at Milan Furniture Fair
Like the equivalent "slow food" or "slow fashion" movements, "slow design" advocates the use of natural or recycled materials and campaigns against over-consumption
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Diane von Furstenberg: From Brussels to the big time in the States
"I really lived an American dream as a young European, and it was fascinating," says the 76-year-old told fashion designer as the Belgian capital puts on an exhibition of her work
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Jessica Wade: The British physicist making women scientists visible online
Wade, who is now part of a network of women editors and leads workshops on how to write for Wikipedia, says a person's presence and their work on the internet means they are discoverable