Category Archives: Lifestyle

29Oct/25

Miami Fashion Week 2025: Style, Sustainability, and Innovation

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This week-long event celebrated the integration of style, sustainability, and technology, reinforcing Miami’s standing as a major global fashion hub. Key components included runway shows featuring international and Latin American designers, a high-profile gala benefiting the Miami Dade College Miami Fashion Institute, and a summit focused on the future of fashion. Furthermore, designers such as Naeem Khan and Nicole Miller were officially honoured for their contributions, and the week culminated in a spectacular event showcasing virtual fashion shows. Continue reading

26Oct/25

S.Pellegrino Young Chef Academy Grand Finale

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This event will feature promising young chefs competing to be crowned the next global gastronomy star, judged by a Grand Jury of seven renowned culinary legends who will evaluate contestants based on creativity, technical skill, and a vision for the future of cuisine. The competition’s theme, ‘Bring Your Future to the Table,’ encourages chefs to define their unique voice and address values like sustainability and inclusivity through their food, reflecting the Academy’s mission to nurture the next generation of culinary talent through mentorship and experience. Continue reading

25Oct/25

Marriott Bonvoy 2026 EMEA Travel Trends: AI, Lux-Scaping, and Passion Pursuits

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New Marriott Bonvoy research concerning travel trends for the year 2026 across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). This extensive report, based on a survey of over 22,000 travellers, identifies several key developments, including the growing significance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in holiday planning, with half of all travellers now using it for research. Continue reading

30Sep/25

Trainline Inspires European Family Rail Travel

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Trainline, Europe’s primary train ticket booking application, announcing a new campaign called “On Track for a Family Vacation.” This initiative involves a partnership with celebrity Christina Milian and her daughter, Violet Madison Nash, to encourage and provide resources for stress-free family rail travel across Europe. Continue reading

05Sep/25

What I’ve learned from photographing (almost) every British wildflower

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The author’s project took him all over Britain.
Montage images: Pajor Pawel/Shutterstock (background); Richard Milne (flowers)

Richard Milne, University of Edinburgh

The wildflowers of Britain include all manner of treasures – yet many people are only aware of a few, such as bluebells and foxgloves. A lot of its other flora are rare because of Britain’s location at the northern, western or even southern edges of their natural geographic – and hence climatic – ranges.

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24Jun/25

America’s Decluttering Mistakes and Emotional Solutions

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The Declutter Hub is an initiative by UK-based experts Lesley Spellman and Ingrid Jansen, who advocate for an emotions-led approach to decluttering. Their new book, Reset Your Home, launching in the US, aims to help Americans address the emotional roots of clutter rather than just its physical manifestation. The source highlights ten common mistakes Americans make when decluttering, such as seeking more space, focusing on symptoms, or storing instead of solving. Ultimately, the piece argues that true decluttering involves self-awareness and tackling underlying emotional issues to create a home that supports one’s desired life. Read more

24Jun/25

Restaurant AI: Investments Up, Adoption Slows

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The provided text primarily consists of an excerpt from a Deloitte press release detailing their report, “How AI is Revolutionizing Restaurants.” This report, based on a survey of global restaurant executives, examines the current state and future plans for Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption within the restaurant industry. The document highlights that while most restaurants intend to increase their AI investments, actual readiness for widespread implementation remains low, with challenges such as identifying appropriate use cases and managing risks being prominent. Despite these hurdles, AI is already impacting customer experience and inventory management, with future waves expected to focus on customer loyalty, employee experience, and food preparation. Continue reading

16May/25

Delay Defense Membership for Travelers

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A recent press release announces the launch of Delay Defense, a novel indemnified travel membership program designed to mitigate the impact of flight disruptions. This service aims to protect travellers from delays, cancellations, and diversions by providing 24/7 expert assistance for rebooking flights on different airlines or airports, and arranging overnight accommodation with no out-of-pocket expense. The service, starting at £4 per round trip, positions itself as a solution to the increasing chaos in air travel, including issues stemming from airport infrastructure problems and air traffic control overhauls. Delay Defense highlights its ability to act as a personal assistant, offering financial and practical support when travel plans are disrupted. Continue reading

16May/25

Dr Glitter Launches at Urban Outfitters

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Dr Glitter, a company that has developed edible nutrient crystals using patent-pending ActivCrystal™ Technology, has launched its product at Urban Outfitters. These crystals deliver vitamins, minerals, and probiotics in a colourful, sparkly, and tasteless format, designed to be sprinkled on food. The article highlights this innovation as a “world-first” and positions it as a fun, health-conscious product for Gen Z consumers. The partnership with Urban Outfitters is seen as a strategic move to reach the US market and beyond, reflecting a broader trend towards natural and preventative health solutions. Read more

14May/25

ZOE App: Decoding Food Labels with Science

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May 13, 2025 /Mpelembe Media/ — A new free app called ZOE Health, developed by scientists and doctors to help consumers make healthier food choices has been launched. The app uses AI to analyse food items from a photo, providing users with insights based on processing methods and their potential health impact, categorized on a risk scale. Continue reading →