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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

The Latest

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
Books premium

Why Indonesia is a gold mine for horror fans

American-Indonesian author Nadia Bulkin talks about her passion for horror fiction and how her Indonesian roots have influenced her writing. 

3 years ago
Entertainment

'Super Mario' is year's first film to pass $1 billion globally

The video game-based film earned an estimated $40 million for the Friday-through-Sunday period in the United States and Canada for a domestic total so far of $490 million, industry watcher Exhibitor Relations reported. 

3 years ago
Entertainment

‘Basri & Salma’ becomes Indonesia’s first short film to compete in Cannes

The 2023 short film Basri & Salma in a Never-Ending Comedy is Indonesia’s first short film to enter the official selection of the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.

3 years ago
Art & Culture

Investments, inheritance leave Charles III sitting on a fortune

Queen Elizabeth II bequeathed her son an estimated £360 million ($448 million) upon her death in September last year, boosting Charles's fortune to £600 million, according to an estimate by The Times.

3 years ago
Science & Tech premium

'Zombie' misinformation: 'Rape Day' hoax resurfaces on TikTok

In a sea of videos, many with millions of views, terrified women declared plans to lock themselves in their rooms all day and men vowed to protect them against imaginary assailants.

3 years ago
Culture

Gaming can destroy your body: Here's how gamers stay fit and well

People often lose track of time when playing video games, which can lead to health problems. Indonesian doctors are looking at ways to help them avoid developing illness or injury while pursuing their passion.

3 years ago
Food premium

BEBOP: Indonesia's first Japanese jazz bar

The latest bar in the buzzing Senopati neighborhood puts the jives and the spirits on center stage, providing quality entertainment and late-night invigoration.

3 years ago
Science & Tech

Buddha statue found in Egypt points to ancient India links

A Polish-US mission discovered the statue "dating back to the Roman era while digging at the ancient temple in Berenice", an antiquities ministry statement said on Wednesday.

3 years ago
Entertainment

Ed Sheeran reaches for guitar to defend self in court: report

Sheeran played the basic four-chord progression of his Grammy-winning song, "Thinking Out Loud," denying that it is a copy of Marvin Gaye's 1973 soul classic "Let's Get It On," the New York Times said. 

3 years ago
Community

The American Dream: Indonesians in the US talk living alongside gun violence

Indonesian expatriates in the United States voice their concerns about the country’s gun violence, as the ongoing crisis continues to kill and injure dozens weekly in 2023

3 years ago
Culture premium

Sarongs are 2023's must-have fashion item

These days, many people proudly wear sarongs in their daily lives. 

3 years ago
Entertainment

Freddie Mercury's private collection to be sold after exhibition

The Queen frontman's collection, which has been left largely untouched at his former west London home in the three decades since his death, will be exhibited publicly in the British capital for a month from August 4.

3 years ago
Books

Football great Pele enters Portuguese dictionary as an adjective

On Wednesday, the word "pele" was added to the more than 167,000 words in the Michaelis Portuguese dictionary printed in Brazil.

3 years ago
Art & Culture

Black cowgirls gallop on in face of US rodeo stereotypes

The African American cowgirl deftly zig-zags around three barrels, showing off why she is considered -- against the sport's stereotypical whiteness and masculinity -- a rising rodeo star.

3 years ago
Entertainment

Dream Theater’s James LaBrie interview: "Heavy metal will always be relevant"

Progressive metal titan Dream Theater’s James LaBrie talks about their 2021 studio album A View From the Top of the World and the 20-minute epic's place in today’s world of instant gratification.

3 years ago
Culture

Four of Indonesia's best vacation spots for 2023

For anyone who wishes to have joyous memories, wider horizons and a better appreciation for nature and history, 2023 is the perfect time, especially after nearly three years of the excruciatingly restricting pandemic, to go all-out with their upcoming vacations.

3 years ago
Entertainment

Anime luminary Maruyama warns Japan's top spot at risk

Maruyama, a protege of manga great Osamu Tezuka, said he fears Japan is losing its edge.

3 years ago
Entertainment

Ed Sheeran copyright trial over Marvin Gaye similarities underway

Industry members are closely following the copyright lawsuit as it could set precedent for protections on songwriters' creations and open the door to legal challenges elsewhere.

3 years ago
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