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Can music festivals actually go green?
Music festivals across the United States and beyond are big business, and for all the talk of sustainability, the bottom line usually wins out
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As Bordeaux's 'en primeur' event gets underway, a taster takes you behind the scenes
The 'en primeur' sales campaign remains a mystery to the world outside of wine merchants and critics. Jérôme Baudouin, who will be attending to get a preview of what awaits wine connoisseurs, shares the behind-the-scenes details
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Russia releases first feature film shot in space
"The Challenge" is about a surgeon dispatched to the International Space Station (ISS) to save an injured cosmonaut
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Fashion is now (officially) putting ChatGPT at the service of shoppers
ChatGPT seems to have all the knowledge and skills required to become a veritable personal shopper. And it didn't take long for the fashion industry to jump on this idea to allow its customers to enjoy an increasingly personalized experience
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Trinity the T-Rex claws in more than $6 million at auction
Estimated to be 65 to 67 million years old, the skeleton was sold at the Koller auction house in Zurich after being shipped from the United States in nine giant crates
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How 'Succession' is shaking up the world of fashion
The phenomenon is such that the comedy-drama has already given birth to a trend that has gone viral, 'quiet luxury,' and each episode is now scrutinised to dissect the most emblematic outfits
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Ali Sethi's infectious hit 'Pasoori' reverberates from Pakistan to Coachella
Ali Sethi's song "Pasoori"—roughly translates to "difficult mess"—was 2022's most-searched song on Google, offering a melodic metaphor for the conflict between India and Pakistan
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Electric vehicles are key battleground at Shanghai Auto Show
EVs make up a quarter of car sales in China, the world's largest car market, and dozens of new models from domestic and Western brands were unveiled at the country's first auto show since Covid restrictions were lifted
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'Phantom of the Opera' ends record run with final Broadway bow
Since opening in January 1988, Andrew Lloyd Webber's megahit musical has wowed New Yorkers and tourists alike, becoming a symbol of the famous theatre district. It wrapped up the historical run on Sunday night
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From Diljit Dosanjh's high-octane set to Bad Bunny's firework performance, takeaways from 2023's history-making Coachella
Frank Ocean, BLACKPINK, Blink-182, and others brought music and created history as the headliners of the first weekend of the premier desert music festival
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In Central Africa, informal pharmacies provide a health safety net of sorts
Informal pharmacists, known as "doctas," flourish in the Central African Republic, despite worries that they dispense counterfeit drugs, offer flawed medical advice and foster antibiotic resistance