Life
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From furnace to forearms: A story of Pakistan's delicate Eid bangles
More than a dozen people can be involved in the making of a single bangle, from sweltering factories to the homes of designers who skilfully decorate them by hand
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Dolce & Gabbana and the artisans who inspired them on show in Milan
Spread across several floors in Milan's opulent Palazzo Reale, "From the Heart to the Hands: Dolce & Gabbana" is the first exhibition dedicated to one of fashion's most successful partnerships
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Born to help: Syria bikers deliver Ramadan meals
The bikers from Hope Bikers Syria head out as sunset approaches, racing to hand over the food so Muslim recipients can break their daytime fast
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Meet Kurt Cobain, the style icon
From the moment Nirvana's breakout single "Smells Like Teen Spirit" took over MTV—with Cobain wearing two second-hand T-shirts one over the other, his unkempt hair hanging down his face—a style was born that has never really died
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Working atypical hours can be bad for your health in the long term: study
It has been established that atypical working hours, i.e., those that fall outside the traditional 9 am to 5 pm framework, can hurt workers' physical and mental health, as well as their social and family lives
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IPL 2024: Picked by 'accident', Shashank Singh turns out to be the real Punjab King
The player hasn't had many opportunities to play in the IPL but ensures he does his best every time he walks out to bat
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What's the carbon footprint of Taylor Swift's 'Eras Tour'?
Undoubtedly one of the most talked-about musical events of recent years, Taylor Swift's world tour, dubbed "The Eras Tour," began more than a year ago and has been the subject of much hype
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Cannes Film Festival 2024: Lea Seydoux comedy to open, 'Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga' to premiere
The festival, which runs from May 14 to 25, has selected French films as openers in recent years. These films are simultaneously released nationwide in France
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Billie Eilish, Smokey Robinson urge protection against AI
The open letter comes after months of similar warnings that unchecked artificial intelligence could undermine copyright law and open the door to rampant fraud and theft
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South Africa to end captive lion breeding for hunting
The practice of breeding big cats to have them later shot by wealthy hunters, typically paying thousands of US dollars, has long been loathed by conservation and animal rights groups
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Totality ready: US braces for April 8 solar eclipse frenzy
Almost all of the United States will get to experience a partial eclipse, but UCLA astronomer Jean-Luc Margot says the trip to see the totality is definitely worth the hassle