Foreign troops in Ukraine would be 'legitimate targets,’ Putin says
Anca Ulea
Where do Europeans stand on divisive social issues?
Despite a rise in populism on the continent, Europeans seem to be getting more liberal when it comes to abortion, divorce and casual sex.
US Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison honoured with new stamp
US author Toni Morrison has been immortalised on a stamp, which was unveiled by the US Postal Service during a tribute on Tuesday.
What to do in Europe for Women's History Month
Women's History Month may only really be celebrated in the US, but there are lots of events in Europe this March highlighting women's achievements.
French actor Pierre Palmade to be remanded in custody
The comedian is under investigation for manslaughter after he was involved in a serious road accident while on cocaine.
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The hottest red carpet looks from the SAG awards
Feast your eyes on the most glamorous fashion we saw on the red carpet at this weekend's SAG awards in LA.
Who are MSCHF? The art collective behind those big red boots
"Big Red Boots are really not shaped like feet, but they are extremely shaped like boots.”
'Kyiv Eternal': Ukrainian artist preserves city's sound in new album
"It’s a way of remembering the city. It's also about hope for our future."
Heinali's new album features field recordings from Kyiv before the war.
Seattle becomes first city in US to ban caste discrimination
Seattle is also the first city outside South Asia to pass a law against caste discrimination, a contentious issue among the South Asian diaspora.
Immersive David Hockney exhibition opens in London
"David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away)" invites visitors to take a closer look at the world around them.
Orangetheory's data-driven fitness catches on in Europe
The US exercise chain Orangetheory Fitness has expanded to several European countries, using its data-driven philosophy to cater to fitness junkies.
Baldwin film 'Rust' will resume production despite lawsuits
The Hollywood Western suspended production in 2021 after its cinematographer was killed when a prop gun held by Alec Baldwin went off unexpectedly.
Adidas' unsold Yeezys could cost it €500 million
Adidas is sitting on over a billion euros' worth of Yeezy merch it can't sell. How is the company planning to pivot?
Psychobiotics: Happy microbes make for happy brains
To begin to understand the link between the gut and the brain, all you have to do is look at the English language, according to Irish neurologist John Cryan.
Staying on top: What challenges lie ahead as Disney turns 100?
How did Disney go from a small family animation studio to a multinational media monolith? We look at Disney's past, present and future on its 100th birthday.
Barrett Strong, Motown artist known for ‘Money,’ dies at 81
Barrett Strong, a US musician and songwriter and founding artist at Motown Records, died aged 81. He sang lead on the hit "Money (That's What I Want)"
Can 'King Khan' save Bollywood?
After a four-year hiatus, Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan returns with a spy thriller that's attracting hordes of fans across India and abroad.
Narendra Modi documentary draws Indian government ire
The two-part documentary examines the Indian leader's role in the deadly sectarian riots of 2002.
One man’s trash: meet the band making sweet music from rubbish
The Barcelona-based group defines their sound as “world jazz.” But then you realise than the 'guitarist' is playing a surfboard fitted with strings and the percussionist is playing on a plastic jug filled with water.
Royal repair kit: How does one heal a family rift?
Prince Harry's book is finally on UK bookshelves, causing more friction within the royal family. We asked an expert: how can families heal from rifts?
Love TV? Here are the top ten European series to watch in 2023
Too many TV series, too little time? Then look no further than this handy guide to our most-anticipated European shows coming out this year.
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