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Arts
In Germany, artists bring new life to a gigantic former ironworks on Unesco list
At Germany's Volklinger Hutte, the Urban Art Biennale 2026 is getting underway, continuing what has grown into a biennial tradition
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Living
Mama’s pasta: Il Forno's Enzo Carbone shares his mother's treasured pasta recipe
Enzo Carbone may be 52 now, but he still vividly recalls his childhood in Napoli, Italy and how important family meals were.
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Mind
Tackling burnout and imposter syndrome
These two conditions appear to be increasing in frequency, particularly among younger employees.
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Fashion
When considering fashion’s matchy-matchy rule, is it outdated or returning?
Once a rigid styling rule, matchy-matchy dressing is being reconsidered in fashion as coordination evolves into something more fluid and intentional.
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Living
Human Writes: Billionaire boom, middle-class bust
A system where a majority scrape by as a few live in luxury isn't just unjust – it threatens our future.
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Asia & Oceania
Sakura season in Japan is not just about pretty flowers
Cherry blossoms are not just pretty, they are also a symbol of Japan's transformational period.
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Beauty
Vanity Fare: Barrier repair and glow-boosting skincare steals the spotlight
Skincare is shifting away from quick fixes and increasingly focusing on long-term skin health, resilience and overall longevity.
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Animals
Katz Tales: A novel solution for a feline manicure
When conventional clippers aren't to Target's taste, its owners find a novel solution to trimming his claws.
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Arts
Artist Norfatihah Yusof wins Bakat Muda main prize, receives award after road accident
Norfatihah Yusof's winning work highlights the decline of rice farming on Pulau Tuba, Langkawi, foregrounding environmental concerns and local life
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Movie Review
'Mortal Kombat II' review: Not a flawless victory, but fans will want to get over here
Mortal Kombat II delivers exactly what you expect it to - decent action, and lots of bloody, gory fights. Don't bring the kids.
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Living
What are jacket potatoes, and why are the English waiting hours for them?
SpudBros is a family-run, phenomenally popular local business that specialises in that most lumpen, old-fashioned and outwardly unexciting dish: the baked potato.
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Malaysia
Mother-daughter trips a great way to strengthen bond, create memories
Daughters repay their mothers' love by taking them on trips around Malaysia and abroad.
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Science
These scientists dive beneath Arctic and Antarctic ice to discover its secrets
The Polar Scientific Diving class is a programme designed to train the next generation of scientists and researchers to dive beneath the Arctic and Antarctic ice to study the flora and fauna below.
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Wellness
Hantavirus: A sudden outbreak abroad a cruise ship
This infectious disease is back in the spotlight again after passengers on the MV Hondius came down with it.
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Life Inspired
A DREAMSCAPE IN CERAMIC AND LIGHT
Richard Mille's RM 07-01 Coloured Ceramics mark the culmination of a five-year exploration into colour and material innovation.
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Entertainment
Blake Lively press backlash reportedly ‘spooked’ big brands
Companies were 'spooked' to work with Lively in the run-up to her initial legal filings against Justin Baldoni.
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Wellness
When a man comes too fast
Although men might be embarrassed by premature ejaculation, it is common type of sexual dysfunction.
