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Culture

Dying light: Indonesian neon sign makers refuse to call it quits for now

A look into the life of one of Bandung’s last generation of neon sign makers

3 years ago
Art & Culture premium

An artistic exploration of Islamic paradoxes

Artist Mujahidin Nurrahman uses his art to explore the contradictions and paradoxes of Islam ...

3 years ago
Science & Tech

Rising iPhone sales help Apple beat forecasts

Apple said iPhone sales powered quarterly earnings that beat forecasts, despite inflation pressure and the slowing global economy. ...

3 years ago

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Community premium

Pomp and protests as UK holds first coronation in 70 years

Britain's first coronation in 70 years takes place on Saturday, with Charles III crowned king in an elaborate Christian ceremony.

3 years ago
Science & Tech premium

BuzzFeed, Vice woes signal crisis in digital-only media

With the closure of BuzzFeed News and bankruptcy looming at Vice, the once promising world of free digital media finds itself at a crossroads.

3 years ago
People

Carrie Fisher's Walk of Fame star provokes family wars

Late Star Wars actor Carrie Fisher was honored with a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame Thursday, in a ceremony overshadowed by a bitter feud among her family.

3 years ago
Environment premium

Indigenous youths use tech as 'weapon' to protect Amazon

Today, the weapon of choice for many young Indigenous activists to defend native lands in the Brazilian Amazon is technology.

3 years ago
Entertainment

Ed Sheeran wins US copyright trial

The English musician hugged his team inside a Manhattan federal courtroom after jurors ruled that he had "independently" created his 2014 song.

3 years ago
Culture

Adidas posts Q1 loss as Kanye split weighs

The company booked a net loss of 39 million euros ($43 million) from January to March, compared to a profit of 482 million euros in the period a year earlier.  

3 years ago
Science & Tech premium

Star swallows planet in first glimpse of Earth's likely end

But when the Sun finally does engulf Earth, it will cause only a "tiny perturbation" compared to this cosmic explosion, the US astronomers said.

3 years ago
Culture

'Beautiful Corolla': Afghan love affair with Toyota endures the ages

A humble Japanese runabout with a reliable albeit unglamorous reputation, the Toyota Corolla is said to be the world's most popular car, with over 50 million trundling off production lines since 1966.

3 years ago
Entertainment

'Buya Hamka Vol. 1': Biopic oversimplifies life of famed cleric

Director Fajar Bustomi’s biopic about Abdul Malik Karim Amrullah shows that local filmmakers need to be bolder in scrutinizing Indonesian figures of the past, even one regarded as possibly the most virtuous.

3 years ago
Entertainment

Brie Larson, Paul Dano on Cannes festival jury The jury for the 2023 Cannes Film Festival

Organisers of the prestigious French festival had previously said that last year's Palme d'Or winner, "Triangle of Sadness" director Ruben Ostlund, would preside over the main competition jury. 

3 years ago
Entertainment premium

Sheeran copyright battle could stoke songwriting paranoia

The trial centers on whether the British pop phenom plagiarized Marvin Gaye's 1973 soul classic "Let's Get It On" in his 2014 hit "Thinking Out Loud." 

3 years ago
Culture

Good money, tough clients: The business of political T-shirts

'Tis the season when campaign T-shirts become hot items among politically conscious voters.

3 years ago
Culture

Pokémon Justice: Japanese store bans adults from buying Pokémon cards

A Japanese store is enforcing a policy to block adult resellers and making new Pokemon cards more accessible to children. 

3 years ago
Food

Foreign chefs conquer Paris with childhood flavours for French cuisine

The self-taught chef, who fled his country's civil war in 1999, nonetheless believes that promoting Lebanon's culinary riches means combining them with some of "the elegance and refinement" of French cuisine. 

3 years ago
Entertainment

Picket lines in Hollywood as writers go on strike

Late-night shows fronted by the likes of Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Myers and Stephen Colbert were expected to be the first casualties as 11,000 union members walked off the job for the first time in 15 years.

3 years ago
Culture

Futuristic tourism: How Indonesian travelers are shaping new journeys

The future seems bright and exciting for the different varieties of Indonesian travelers as they look to hit the road in ways that suit them.

3 years ago
Food premium

Sweet tooth: Four of Jakarta's cutest concept cafes

Under-the-radar hangout spots upon which to feast your belly and tired eyes.

3 years ago
Science & Tech

Conservation groups sue US regulator over SpaceX launches

US conservation groups announced they are suing the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for not doing enough to protect the environment from SpaceX's Starship program.

3 years ago
Science & Tech

Samsung bans use of ChatGPT for mobile, appliances staff

Samsung Electronics is banning employees in its mobile and appliances division from using generative AI services such as ChatGPT.

3 years ago
People

Serena Williams debuts baby bump at Met Gala

Retired tennis superstar Serena Williams unveiled her pregnancy on the red carpet at the Met Gala in New York on Monday.

3 years ago
Environment

Chewed for millennia, coca leaf gets flavorsome makeover in Bolivia

Bitter and tough, the coca leaf chewed throughout the South American Andes for thousands of years as a natural pick-me-up has been getting an appetizing makeover in Bolivia.

3 years ago
Environment premium

Colombia grapples with Escobar's hippopotamus legacy

In their homeland in Africa, they are responsible for more human deaths than almost any other animal, but in Colombia, hippopotami have become loved members of the local community.

3 years ago
People premium

Put a lid on it! How the pot became a global protest symbol

As authorities try to put the lid on the protests, we look at how the humble kitchen utensil became a global symbol of resistance.

3 years ago
Entertainment

Gordon Lightfoot, Canadian folk legend, dead at 84

Lightfoot, born in Ontario, made his performing debut in 1943, at the age of five, singing "I'm A Little Teapot" at a local church Sunday school, according to his website. 

3 years ago
Entertainment

Stars shine bright in New York as Met Gala honors Lagerfeld

Pop superstar Rihanna showed up late as usual but shut down the red carpet all the same, tennis legend Serena Williams and supermodel Karlie Kloss debuted their baby bumps with flair -- and two celebs dressed up as Lagerfeld's cat.

3 years ago
Culture

No such thing as “Crazy Kind” with Sasa’s Box of Kindness

Everything pre-loved has a story to tell, and it is worth remembering that the things we no longer need can be someone else’s treasure.

3 years ago
Culture

Are post-pandemic weddings returning to lavish extravagance?

Designers and experts in the industry talk about emerging wedding trends in post-pandemic Indonesia.

3 years ago
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