Soo Catwoman, Punk Icon, Dies at 70
Soo Catwoman, the trailblazing punk figure who defined 1970s rebellion with her cat-ear haircut and fearless style, has died at age 70.
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Egypt’s Good vs Evil Beaches: A Tale of Two Coasts
Just an hour apart on Egypt’s Mediterranean coast, Good Sahel and Evil Sahel reflect the nation’s stark social and cultural divides.
Entertainment, Lifestyle
Sabrina Carpenter’s SNL Shirt Puts Abbode in the Spotlight
After Sabrina Carpenter wore a custom Abbode shirt on ‘Saturday Night Live,’ the small Manhattan embroidery shop saw an explosion in demand.
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Indonesia’s Horeg Trucks: The Loudest Party on Wheels
In Javanese villages, no celebration is complete without a horeg—a towering, bone-rattling speaker truck that turns streets into dance floors.
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Tour Guide Saw Stolen Louvre Jewels Hours Before Heist
Paris tour guide Anya Firestone led a group through the Louvre’s Apollo Gallery just hours before thieves stole $102 million in historic jewels—pieces that were central to her storytelling and France’s cultural narrative.
Environment, Lifestyle
New York’s Repair Cafés Fix More Than Just Broken Items
Monthly repair cafés in New York City, like Repair Cafe El Barrio, are helping residents fix broken items for free while fostering community and reducing environmental waste.
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8 Must-See Paris Exhibits During Art Basel 2025
While Art Basel Paris draws global collectors, the city’s museums unveil stunning parallel exhibitions—from century-old Art Deco to cutting-edge eco-art.
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How Depop Won Over Gen Z—And Changed Thrifting Forever
Depop has redefined online thrifting for Gen Z by blending social media energy with secondhand shopping—no fees, full personality.
Economy, Lifestyle
How Tom Jia Turned ‘Lying Flat’ Into a Viral Career
Once burned out in Shenzhen, Tom Jia now travels China teaching young people how to live affordably and stress-free through the ‘lying flat’ lifestyle.
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She Quit Her Office Job to Fix Toilets—And Shattered China’s Gender Norms
Ray Hou left her corporate job to join Repair Sisters, China’s first all-female home repair company—challenging stereotypes and meeting the needs of millions of single women.