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AI-designed 'Turtle' soup unveiled by NotCo to highlight endangered species awareness
Chilean plant-based food company NotCo has developed a "turtle" soup using artificial intelligence, mimicking the taste of traditional turtle soup without using any turtle meat. This innovative creation aims to raise awareness about the endangered status of turtles. NotCo's AI analyzed numerous plant proteins to replicate the texture and flavor of turtle meat.
Fashion giant Dior's latest fall line is inspired by yesteryear diva Marlene Dietrich!
Nodding to Dietrich's personal style, Dior designer Maria Grazia Chiuri dressed models in white shirts, sometimes with ties, pleated trousers and black blazers.
US on high alert for Iran threat in region after Israeli strike in Syria
Suspected Israeli warplanes bombed Iran's embassy in Damascus on Monday in a strike that killed an Iranian military commander and marked a major escalation in Israel's war with its regional adversaries.
New York Fashion Week set to shine with metallic and floral designs
New York Fashion Week is poised to dazzle with a mix of innovative metallics and autumnal florals on the runways. With venues including the Starrett-Lehigh building, the High Line Nine gallery, and 21 Greene in Soho, the event aims to integrate the city into its fabric.
Ancient bones in German cave challenge timeline of Homo sapiens' arrival in Europe
Bone fragments discovered in Ilsenhohle cave in central Germany have rewritten the early history of Homo sapiens in Europe. The findings, detailed in studies published in Nature and Nature Ecology & Evolution, reveal that our species ventured into colder European latitudes over 45,000 years ago, challenging previous timelines.
Peru recovers over 200 pre-hispanic artefacts dating back millennia
Peru has successfully reclaimed more than 200 ancient pre-Hispanic artefacts, including ceramics, sculptures, textiles, and tools, dating back over 2,000 years. These items were retrieved from private collectors and institutions in the United States, Germany, Belgium, Canada, and Spain.
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Privately built moon lander suffers problem after Vulcan launch, imperiling US moonshot
Space robotics firm Astrobotic's Peregrine lunar lander launched at 2:18 a.m. ET from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on the first flight of Vulcan, a powerful rocket that had been under development for a decade by the Boeing-Lockheed venture United Launch Alliance (ULA).
History gets more pricey: Paris's Louvre museum to hike entrance fees by 29% in 2024
The Louvre, which houses the Mona Lisa and is the world's most visited museum, said in a statement on Friday that its entrance fee would go up in January to 22 euros ($23.70) from 17 euros.
'Queen of pop' Taylor Swift's musical journey is now a comic book
A new biographical comic book about Taylor Swift is set to be released as part of TidalWave Comics' Female Force series, which focuses on accomplished and influential figures.
New TV show '007: Road To A Million' brings Bond-inspired challenges to screens
The show features nine pairs of participants facing James Bond-inspired challenges around the world, aiming to win a grand prize of 1 million pounds.
Cuban entrepreneurs embrace 'aquaponics' for sustainable food production
Two young Cuban entrepreneurs have turned to aquaponics to address the economic crisis and food shortages in Cuba.
1,000-year-old children's cemetery unearthed in Peru
Six of the bundles - found around 100 meters (300 ft) from a previous discovery of 28 graves - belonged to children and two to adults.
Dumbledore is no more: Irish actor Michael Gambon, who played the Hogwarts Headmaster, dies at 82
Gambon was made a Commander of the British Empire in 1992 and knighted for services to drama in 1998, something he called "a nice little present", although he did not use the title.
'The Man from U.N.C.L.E' star David McCallum passes away at 90
Variety reported that he died of natural causes.
Gucci's new designer Sabato De Sarno unveils minimalist glamour in debut collection at Milan
Gucci's new designer, Sabato De Sarno, showcased a minimalist collection in his highly anticipated debut fashion show. The collection featured skin-baring designs such as short shorts, strapless mini-dresses, and tank tops with plunging necklines.
Hollywood's janitors find themselves out of jobs due to ongoing strike
Janitors - like caterers, carpenters and costume workers and other Hollywood trades - have been swept up in the economic downturn that has come with the so-called "hot labor summer" in Hollywood.
Elton John hospitalised in Monaco after sustaining an injury
The 76-year-old, who completed his long-running Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour last month, was taken to the orthopaedic department of the Princess Grace hospital centre in Monaco.
The rise of Barbiecore: Greta Gerwig’s film on iconic doll creates a new school of fashion!
Barbiecore outfits, focused on the doll's signature color, are dominating the fashion scene for a second straight year, helped by Mattel Inc's all-out marketing blitz to build buzz for the "Barbie" movie that debuts in theaters on Friday.
Who’s the ‘Ivory Lady’? Get to know about the woman who defied patriarchal norms and scaled the ladder of leadership 5,000 years ago
While the researchers do not know precisely who she was or what societal role she played, they suspect she combined political and religious power and may have been viewed as the founder of an important clan.
ChatGPT-maker OpenAI says it is doubling down on preventing AI from 'going rogue'
ChatGPT's creator OpenAI plans to invest significant resources and create a new research team that will seek to ensure its artificial intelligence remains safe for humans - eventually using AI to supervise itself, it said on Wednesday.
Over half of Americans have faced online hate, survey finds
ADL's fifth such annual survey showed that reports of online hate and harassment over the last 12 months increased within almost every demographic group in the United States.
Ancient soccer scoreboard found at Yucatan peninsula, Mexico
The circular piece displays hieroglyphic writing and is over 32 cm tall.
Behold 'warrior' Maradona! Buenos Aires artist pays homage to soccer legend with giant mural
The mural will take nearly 25 days of work for Ron and a team of seven artists.
Iran arrests 14 foreigners, including US citizens, over unrest
IRAN-WOMEN-"Citizens of 14 countries, including the United States, Russia, Austria, France, the United Kingdom, and Afghanistan, have been arrested in recent riots in Iran, of which Afghan nationals are the most numerous," Fars reported, without citing a source.-Iran arrests 14 foreigners, including U.S. citizens, over unrest -Fars
Apple senior exec leaves iPhone maker after remark in viral video
Apple did not comment on the reason for Blevins' departure. Reuters attempts to reach Blevins for comment were unsuccessful. Bloomberg cited a statement from Blevins in which the executive apologized for causing offense with what he called a "mistaken attempt at humor.
After Queen's corgis, now swans in Thames get a new owner
Britain's new monarch King Charles has inherited many of the country's swans.
Queen Elizabeth pulls out of UK Parliament opening due to 'mobility problems', Prince Charles to replace her
She last missed the event almost six decades ago.
Saudi Arabia bans entry from UAE, Vietnam, Ethiopia and Afghanistan
The ban goes into effect on July 4 and will apply to anyone who has been in those four countries within the last 14 days, it said. Saudi citizens returning before Sunday will be exempted.
Crashed plane owned by Venezuelan, operated by tiny Bolivian airline
COLOMBIA-CRASH-COMPANY:Crashed plane owned by Venezuelan, operated by tiny Bolivian airline
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