Life
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Debunking 3 myths about electric cars
Even if there is no such thing as an all-green car, studies show that battery-powered ones cause fewer harmful greenhouse gas overall than their petrol-driven ancestors
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Ukrainians embrace tattoos amid patriotic outpouring
The Russian invasion and war that followed has triggered an outpouring of Ukrainian patriotism, drawing a clear distinction between the lives they led before the conflict and the spirit and unity they have felt in its wake
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Art fairs are opening up to influencers, on certain conditions
Art Basel Hong Kong organisers have recently decided to offer content creators the opportunity to get accredited, in order to take their followers behind the scenes of the event
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Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers: Kendrick Lamar delivers introspection and biting social critique
Kendrick Lamar's long-anticipated fifth studio album "Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers" was released to streaming services, and sees Lamar deliver raw self-reflection set against cutting social criticism
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Brain training: The new frontier for eSports
Team Liquid is one of the biggest in the professional eSports leagues and they are keen to keep their edge, with the focus on brain training adding to the use of coaches
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Global tourism is recovering, but not back to pre-pandemic levels
International tourist arrivals worldwide have more than doubled, up 130 percent in January 2022 on the same period last year, according to the latest UN World Tourism Organization figures
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The 1997 chess game that thrust AI into the spotlight
May 11, 1997, was a watershed for the relationship between man and machine, when the artificial intelligence (AI) supercomputer Deep Blue finally achieved what developers had been promising for decades
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Climate change is a chart-topping issue for music fans, research finds
According to a research by the University of Glasgow, music fans care more about climate change than people who do not enjoy this art form
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From Maverick to Bowie to Elvis, Cannes Film Festival marks its 75th year in nostalgic form
From Maverick to Bowie to Elvis, the Cannes Film Festival launches its 75th-anniversary edition on Tuesday with a roster full of icons from the last century
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From hearing aids to vitiligo, Mattel bets on inclusiveness with Barbie and Ken dolls
The Barbie lineup now includes dolls with chronic illnesses and disabilities, such as the ones Mattel is launching this week: the first Barbie with hearing aids and the first Ken with vitiligo
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Could tacos become an incentive to learn Spanish faster?
When ordering in this restaurant, called Duo's Taqueria, which will obviously be dedicated to a Hispanic-themed menu centered around tacos and tortillas, customers will have the choice to participate in a challenge, answering a question in Spanish