MANILA, Philippines – Out with the old, in with the new! A new year is always celebrated with so much joy and extravaganza as it marks a fresh start for all.
“We spend our whole lives in one body and yet most of us have practically no idea how it works and what goes on inside it,” said Bryson.
With millions of YouTube views and hits on Spotify and iTunes, a group of young nun rockers plays one of their biggest gigs next week, and thousands of Catholics, including the pope himself, will lap it up.
Tokyo is trying to verify if a drawing of a rat holding an umbrella that has been sprayed near a monorail station is the work of the famous and mysterious street artist Banksy.
The song “Africa” by Toto could play for eternity in one African desert, and may just be the best —or worst—tribute to the continent.
The wood-mounted art piece — “The Silence of Our Lady” — was snatched last Friday from the Saint Ludger Church in Belgium.
Designer Clare Waight Keller unveiled her first menswear collection for storied house Givenchy at Paris menswear week.
Seoul hosted Salon du Chocolat, a show dedicated to everything chocolate, over four days from Thursday to Sunday. The chocolate festival premiered in Paris in 1994 and has so far toured 16 countries around the world.
About 100 public bathhouses are still in business in the city of Kyoto, these remnants of what used to be a student town blending with the elegant old city.
Wearing a bright floral ensemble and short hair dyed blonde, Chinese model Ma Yinhong struts a Shanghai catwalk with a style and swagger that belie her 56 years.
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