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Today is UNESCO's World Book and Copyright Day. We asked our Book Club readers what they have most enjoyed reading during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wellness has come to be viewed by consumers in increasingly sophisticated ways, representing a $1.5 trillion industry. McKinsey experts explore the market.
One legacy of the COVID-19 crisis could be a revolution in how we measure mental health and promote recognition that our wellbeing depends very much on the groups we are part of.
Still reeling from the financial fallout of the pandemic, the arts sector is finding novel ways to make live shows a safe space for audiences.
Increasing opportunities for Black people in film and TV could improve equality and also generate over $10 billion in annual revenues across the industry.
NFT stands for 'Non-fungible token' and is a tradeable, digital ownership certificate representing the ownership of a unique asset.
Netflix is the largest streaming service, with over 200 million subscribers; Disney+ has seen the fastest growth, gaining 95 million subscribers in a year.
The Louvre in Paris has started to move over 100,000 of its art pieces to its conservation center site 160 km away, to protect them from climate change.
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The English National Opera is helping sufferers use singing to manage their symptoms – as arts companies worldwide are hit hard by the pandemic.
Research suggests that creative activities can have a range of benefits for children's development, including communication and relationship building.
For the artist Kandinsky, red sounded like violins, yellow like trumpets – and now a new exhibition enables visitors to experience his art as the painter did.
Dutch state collections should have no place for items acquired by theft, the government says.
From the richest ruler in history to a controversial Renaissance ruler, here are seven lesser-known Black historical figures whose influence was felt far and wide.
Recent academic research has confirmed what Black women have known all along: that having a natural hairstyle puts them at a disadvantage during recruitment and afterwards in the workplace.