Life
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South Africa's 'crazy' mountain farmers cash in on truffle bet
81-year-old Volker Miros picked sand acid soil to grow spores of the French Perigord variety. A decade later, the Miros family is South Africa's number one Perigord grower and supplier
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Blue Beauty: The latest trend of clean products and eco-responsibility
We tell you all about the Blue Beauty, the new movement that goes even further than the green beauty
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Facebook Dating is turning to audio to seduce users
While the pandemic has driven many dating apps to innovate and offer video dating, Facebook Dating has only just added a more immersive option
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Making a greener wardrobe? You may want to start with jeans
To have a more sustainable wardrobe, we don't necessarily have to give up jeans if we choose them well
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Vaccines: Two centuries of scepticism
From real fears sparked by side-effects, to fake studies and conspiracy theories, we take a look at anti-vax sentiment over the ages
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India features in top 20 countries where K-pop is most talked about on Twitter
Talking about BTS, NCT, and Blackpink among others, K-pop fans around the world have built a community on Twitter
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What is goblincore? The new fashion trend on your feed
What exactly is goblincore? We'll tell you all you need to know about this trend that pays tribute to the most beautiful imperfections of nature
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Flutwein 'flood wine' initiative raises money for a new beginning for German vineyards
The initiative is offering wine bottles in the same conditions they were recovered after the floods: covered in silt, a singular reminder of the devastation the floods wreaked
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On Twitch, streaming is also about traveling
From checking the waves at sea before a surfing session to watching birds in their natural habitat, Twitch is offering content beyond gaming
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From Rihanna to Kylie Jenner, celebrities building business empires thanks to beauty industry
Beauty sector can potentially prove a goldmine, allowing many other celebrities to boost their bank balances
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Cocoon civilisation: When will humanity shake off the duvet and Netflix mentality?
Are we all destined to stay at home under a duvet for the rest of eternity? France-based journalist and author Vincent Cocquebert analyses our apparent need to withdraw in today's society, and explores the origins of the phenomenon