Forbes Life
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India Couture Week: Designers draw on sunsets, romance and the expanse of the cosmos
After a year and a half of lockdowns, new couture collections celebrate life, love and craftsmanship
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Benedict Cumberbatch says Netflix vital for cinema in 'uncertain times'
As cinemas reopen in many countries after pandemic-induced closures, Hollywood has been deeply torn over whether to keep releasing films on streaming services alongside traditional theatre releases. Cumberbatch offers his views
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Why Damien Hirst's latest work is causing a stir among Drake fans
While some find it an "abomination," others criticise its "simplistic" nature. Rest assured, 'Certified Lover Boy' has provided meme fodder for the moment
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Fall fashion of 2021 is adapting to new ways of working
For now, the idea is to combine comfort with elegance in a happy medium. To nail the look, check out these top trends, which, while helping you get back into the groove, will also help carve out the shape of tomorrow's fashion
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Companies are rethinking their art collection
Although shaken by financial losses linked to the health crisis, many companies are continuing to enrich their art collections
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Talking movies: The Chinese cinema bringing film to blind audiences
Dozens of blind moviegoers come to the Saturday screenings organised by Xin Mu Theater, a small group of volunteers who were the first to introduce films to blind audiences in China
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From Audi to BMW, German brands top the bill of the world's most Instagrammed cars
All models combined, BMW—which counts more than 60 million photos accompanied by the hashtag #BMW—proves to be the most popular automotive brand on Instagram
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Will the curse of 'Dune' be lifted in Venice?
Despite its ready-made audience and clear cinematic potential, Dune's previous transfers to film have been famously difficult
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Japanese giant Kikkoman wants soy sauce to be the 'ketchup of India'
Convincing 1.3 billion people to add a staple of East Asian cuisine to their butter chicken and samosas is no cakewalk
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LED streetlights contribute to insect population declines: study
Artificial lights at night had been identified as a possible factor behind falling insect populations around the world, but the topic had been under-researched
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From 'Dune' to Kirsten Stewart's turn as Princess Diana, Venice film fest returns with another blockbuster lineup
The world's oldest film festival has embraced Hollywood as Timothee Chalamet, Zendaya, Kristen Stewart, are bringing their Oscar hopeful projects to La Mostra