Bohan Phoenix explains why Asian rappers owe Black culture and he chose to work in China

Chinese American rapper Bohan Phoenix has straddled both countries in his career. Working with Chinese rappers like the popular Higher Brothers, he has always interspersed English

Grammys are Swift’s world on a night when women like Cyrus, Mitchell also shine

It’s Taylor Swift’s world, and she just allows us to live in it. After weeks where she attracted endless attention for her football star boyfriend

Happy ending after Moscow dev uses AI to ‘date’ 5,239 women

A Moscow-based developer claims to have used AI to “date” 5,239 women and eventually found true love. A developer from Moscow has found his “happily ever

At trendy Japanese cafés, customers enjoy cuddling with pigs

First there were cafés that allowed pets. Then came cat cafés, where lattes took second place to feline interaction. The latest craze in Japan: The pig

Who was St. Brigid and why is she inspiring many 1,500 years after her death?

Devotees of St. Brigid celebrated her Sunday with the return of a relic associated with the so-called matron saint of Ireland. The festivities came about

Nolan on ‘Oppenheimer’ Oscar success: ‘Sometimes you catch a wave’

Christopher Nolan was still sleeping when his film, “Oppenheimer,” landed a leading 13 Academy Awards nominations yesterday . Emma Thomas, Nolan’s wife and producing partner, roused

Dior and Schiaparelli bring historical reverence to Haute Couture Week in Paris

Dior’s couture show at Paris’ Musee Rodin wove an intricate Ottoman tapestry for spring and attracted a tapestry of stars to rival it yesterday . Rihanna,

From South Asia to Mexico, from slave to spiritual icon, this woman’s life is a snapshot of Spain’s colonization – and the Pacific slave trade history

Jan. 5, 2024, marked 336 years since the passing of an extraordinary woman you have probably never heard of: Catarina de San Juan. Her

What are sacred forests?

Sacred forests and groves are primeval woodlands that different faith communities around the world have safeguarded for centuries as abodes of the spiritual or the

TV Shows ‘Succession’ dominates drama Emmys, ‘The Bear’ claims comedy and Quinta Brunson makes history

“Succession” secured its legacy with its third best drama series award, “The Bear” feasted as the night’s top comedy, and the two shows about squabbling families dominated the

Simon Cracker’s upcycled looks are harmonized with dyeing. K-Way pops color

Milan designers are reflecting on a troubled world with collections that mark a return to serious business attire, even from active wear brands, and away

Native Hawaiian salt makers combat climate change and pollution to protect a sacred tradition

On a warm summer afternoon, Tina Taniguchi was on her hands and knees scraping dirt off an oblong depression in the ground. Thick brown hair

At trial, a Russian billionaire blames Sotheby’s for losing millions on art by Picasso, da Vinci

Sotheby’s defended itself at a trial against accusations that it helped defraud a Russian oligarch out of tens of millions of dollars, saying it knew nothing of

South Korea’s gender imbalance is bad news for men − outnumbering women, many face bleak marriage prospects

South Korea’s bachelor time bomb is about to really go off. Following a historic 30-year-long imbalance in the male-to-female sex ratio at birth, young men

A chaotic night had a bit of everything: The silly, the serious, and Taylor, too

They may not have had lukewarm chardonnay on the tables, as nominee Jennifer Lawrence had predicted. But the 81st Golden Globes had a bit of everything

‘Creative chaos’ survived a muddy quagmire. Will the experiment last 30 more years?

The blank canvas of desert wilderness in northern Nevada seemed the perfect place in 1992 for artistic anarchists to relocate their annual burning of a towering,

In public domain, early Mickey Mouse version will star in horror movies

The earliest iteration of Mickey Mouse is on a rampage, barely two days in the public domain. Slashed free of Disney’s copyright as of this week,

Extreme weather, guilt tipping and, yes, Barbie

All things Barbie, going pantless, humungo Stanley Cup bottles and pressure tipping. There’s plenty from 2023 to leave behind come the new year. Extreme weather hit

The year we played with artificial intelligence — and weren’t sure what to do about it

Artificial intelligence went mainstream in 2023 — it was a long time coming yet has a long way to go for the technology to match people’s

Protests, bannings and the rise of AI helped shape the story of publishing

Book publishing in 2023 was a story of cooling sales and rising conflict, marked by legal action, protests, censorship and the impact of forces well beyond the

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