Confucius teachings offer wisdom relevant to modern life today
An article discusses how the moral teachings of Confucius remain applicable in contemporary society.
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Paris Art Week faces protests over education cuts and living costs
Protests regarding education funding and rising living expenses are causing several venues to scale back programming during the fifth edition of Art Basel Paris.
Jackson Boxer shares vegetarian recipe for brown butter pumpkin soup
Chef Jackson Boxer published a vegetarian recipe for brown butter pumpkin soup on his website.
Celebrity perfumes rely on famous names and affordable prices for success
Reports explain that celebrity fragrances by stars like Jennifer Lopez and Ariana Grande maintain popularity through memorable scents, packaging, and low costs.
Amy Winehouse tribute concert held at London Roundhouse
A special concert celebrating Amy Winehouse's album Back to Black took place at the Roundhouse in north London earlier this week.
Ken Atchity, producer of The Meg and author of 20 books, dies at 82
Ken Atchity, a literary manager and film producer known for his work on The Meg, died Monday in Los Angeles at the age of 82.
Former Port Adelaide AFL player Daniel Stewart dies at age 37
Port Adelaide Football Club confirmed the sudden death of former forward Daniel Stewart on Saturday when he was 37 years old.
Western Sydney International Airport opens after eight decades of planning
New Western Sydney International Airport began its first passenger flights on Sunday following 80 years of government debate and site selection efforts.
Emergency teams prepare for Storm Boelo in Northern Ireland
Volunteers and government staff are getting ready for Storm Boelo which is expected to hit Northern Ireland this weekend.
Pentagon creates covert office to sabotage foreign technology programs
The Pentagon established a new covert surveillance office called the Information on the Technology Support Office in April to disrupt foreign tech developments.