Forbes Life
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Are the lines being blurred between camping and glamping?
Camping is borrowing some of the codes that used to be associated with glamping
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At $1.7 billion, Rihanna is wealthiest female musician in the world
More than music, her cosmetic company Fenty Beauty and her lingerie company Savage x Fenty have played a big part on this journey
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No 'eureka moment': The evolution of climate science
Climate science is a story of people over centuries and different disciplines, different countries working together, incrementally learning more and more
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Swiss flavour firm gets taste for post-Covid health food boom
The shifts in eating habits already under way before the pandemic have now been amplified by the coronavirus crisis. It has sharpened the public appetite for healthier products
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Kitchen robot in Riga, Latvia cooks up new future for fast food
Roboeatz was set up in January 2018 by Konstantins Korcjomkins and Janis Poruks. Their aim? To revolutionise the fast food industry
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Luxury looks homeward as Covid-19 curtails travel
Catering to 'upper middle class, the rich and ultra-rich untouched by the crisis' has helped luxury houses such as LVMH, Kering, Richemont thrive in pandemic
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Olympic athletes inspire robotic zen garden in Tokyo
The newly installed artwork, titled "The Constant Gardeners", features four large industrial robotic arms that work together to sculpt a traditional Japanese rock garden
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From Singapore's forest to farms on NYC rooftop, world cities uprooting the urban jungle
Replanting initiatives have sprouted up since the start of the 21st century as urban development goals have shifted and alarm about global warming has grown
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What is the one-minute city concept that Sweden is experimenting with?
The one-minute city allows citizens to choose how they want to use their street or neighbourhood
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Lucasfilm hires YouTube artist behind 'Star Wars' deepfake
It appears that the digital artist, known only as 'Shamook,' will fill the gap where Lucasfilm's current digital de-ageing techniques are failing. Latest example: bringing Mark Hamill as young Luke Skywalker in the second season of 'The Mandalorian'
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Without spectators, the Tokyo Games cuts its carbon footprint by 12.5 percent
In total, the carbon footprint related to staging the Tokyo Olympic Games was estimated at 2.7 million tons of CO2 equivalent, or some 237 tonnes per athlete