For Korean cinema, 2025 has been nothing short of brutal. Not a single film cracked 10 million admissions — traditionally the threshold for mega-hit status here ...
With some technical wins, the EV major aims to overcome eroded trust and execution lapses. But can Ola Electric turn the tide ...
Digital Camera World on MSN
Martin Parr in his own words: "People are funny"
Martin Parr (1952-2025) captured the idiosyncrasies of British life like no other photographer. In this 2016 interview, before his sad passing on December 6, 2025, he revealed all about ...
He discusses embracing artistic tension, avoiding the well-trodden path, escaping his narcissism, what really went wrong with the record industry, the band’s decade in the wilderness and why it took h ...
Our São Paulo correspondent explores the highlights of this year’s Zum Festival, offering her picks from the photobook fair ...
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Thousands in DRC could face eviction from Lobito Corridor railway
EU and US-backed Lobito Corridor railway for critical mineral transport risks thousands of evictions and mass displacement in ...
House Digest on MSN
7 Signs Hard Water Is Damaging Your Laundry (And Simple Solutions)
Hard water can ruin your clothes and damage your washing machine. Here are the warning signs, plus tips for preventing and correcting mineral buildup.
Looking to shop local? It can be hard to sort through the clutter to know which brands crossing your news feed are made in ...
The lavender fields and home at 25 Bay End, Rarangi, Marlborough. Photo: Trade Me/Harcourts It’s hard to imagine it now, but the section at the top of Bay End in Rarangi, Marlborough was once nothing ...
Sensitive song-smiths, reinvented boy bands, rock and rap upstarts — it's all here in an Ausmusic Month edition of the best ...
Tāmaki Makaurau may have kicked off New Zealand’s high-end dining renaissance, but the movement is nationwide. From the fire and ferments at Rothko, dining at the ‘Top Of The World’ at Chef's Table At ...
The National on MSN
Kibbeh and courage: How a Syrian family is catering for an uncertain future in the US
For Rami Al Ghazzi and his wife Shaza Sakbani, cooking provides an income and a connection to the homeland they left in 2013. Twelve years on, their asylum application remains ...
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