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US fashion icon André Leon Talley is dead at 73

Talley spent six decades in fashion journalism, where he was a pioneer for racial representation in the industry

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Covid-19: are masks the ultimate accessory for seduction?

A team of researchers from Cardiff University, Wales, has found surgical masks make us more attractive

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Penang cultural heroes recognised by George Town heritage body

The inaugural GTWHI Heritage Recognition and Awards Ceremony sees 84 individuals and groups appreciated

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Pierre Cardin plans Paris comeback after founder's death

Pierre Cardin has stayed away from Paris Fashion Week for the last two decades, but the new CEO plans to reintroduce the brand

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Fourth jab ‘partially’ effective against Omicron: Israeli study

The study says that despite an increase in antibodies, a fourth dose only provides partial defense against Omicron

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Ecuador, Colombia slam use of wild animal species after MasterChef episode

Contestants of MasterChef Ecuador cooked up tollo, a small shark, as well as a type of wild deer and a capybara

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Key to better health is simple: eat well, keep moving and get screened

Sunway Medical Centre consultants share some of the easiest ways to stay healthy

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TikTok users want you to put garlic up your nose, but it could be risky

If you're prone to gagging at the sight of dripping mucus, then you'd better steer clear of the videos

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The Continent: Africa’s ambitious newspaper, designed for WhatsApp

The Continent feels like an old-fashioned newspaper: Catchy headlines, short stories, reported pieces and interviews

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Italian fashion pioneer Nino Cerruti dies

Cerruti was one of the leading figures in men's ready-to-wear fashion in the 20th century

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E-cigarettes come with negative effects on eye health

According to a recent study out of the US, vaping could have harmful effects on one's eyes

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Indonesian student's selfies fetch US$1 million in NFT sales

Sultan Gustaf Al Ghozali has taken a picture of himself sitting in front of his computer almost every day for the last five years

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Watch The Green Planet and admit ‘mea culpa’ to climate change

BBC’s latest five-part natural history stunner, The Green Planet, subtly tells the climate change story through the lives of plants and trees