Knix taps Nicole Scherzinger for new activewear launch
Published September 11, 2025 Knix has enlisted Grammy-nominated artist and recent Tony Award winner Nicole…
The retail recruitment crisis: what the fashion industry must rethink to attract talent
Published November 17, 2025 Whom to recruit, and how? How can the industry attract young workers? Are they really as lazy as they are said to be? These questions are preoccupying the fashion industry. They were addressed at the Assises académiques de la mode organised by the Fédération Française du Prêt-à-porter Féminin, held on November…
Explore new ways to plan and book travel with AI in Search
Then, AI Mode will show you a curated list to choose from, with direct links so you can finalize your booking through partners like OpenTable, Resy, Tock, Ticketmaster, StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, Booksy, Fresha and Vagaro. Agentic booking for restaurants is rolling out this week on AI Mode in the U.S. (no Labs opt-in required),…
Animals are developing the same chronic diseases as humans
Across the globe, a wide range of animals, including household pets, livestock, and marine species, are developing serious health problems such as cancer, obesity, diabetes, and degenerative joint disease. These non-communicable diseases (NCDs) chronic diseases are becoming increasingly common, yet the scientific community still lacks broad, interdisciplinary research that explains why they are rising in…
Pauline Quirke still funny and recognises us say family, in dementia update
Helen BushbyCulture reporter ‘She’s still the funniest person in the world,’ Pauline’s son told BBC Breakfast “She’s still funny, she’s talking, she’s happy.” Birds of a Feather actress Pauline Quirke was diagnosed with dementia in 2021. Her family, who are unsure what stage she is at, have spoken of their “disbelief” at the time. Despite…
Gosha Rubchinskiy returns with new, eponymous collection
Published November 17, 2025 Russian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy, who had disappeared off fashion’s radar this past year, has returned with a new, eponymous collection. Menswear by Gosha Rubchinskiy – Gosha Rubchinskiy The first looks are all menswear, though Rubchinskiy claims to have plans to start expanding this fall into outerwear, womenswear, and more experimental directions, with the long-term ambition…
The State of AI: How war will be changed forever
Helen Warrell, FT investigations reporter It is July 2027, and China is on the brink of invading Taiwan. Autonomous drones with AI targeting capabilities are primed to overpower the island’s air defenses as a series of crippling AI-generated cyberattacks cut off energy supplies and key communications. In the meantime, a vast disinformation campaign enacted by…
Ultra-processed foods quietly push young adults toward prediabetes
More than half of the calories people consume in the United States come from ultra-processed foods (UPFs), which include items such as fast food and packaged snacks that tend to contain large amounts of sodium, added sugars and unhealthy fats. While studies in adults have firmly connected these foods to type 2 diabetes and other…
The hidden brain bias that makes some lies so convincing
Detecting dishonesty requires people to interpret social cues, judge intent, and decide whether someone’s words are trustworthy. Scientists have long wondered how we sort through this kind of social information and how we decide if someone is being honest. A key question is whether people evaluate information in the same way when it comes from…
Claire’s in France: more than 140 shops taken over and 450 staff retained
By AFP Published November 17, 2025 On Friday, the Paris Economic Activities Court approved two partial takeover bids for the Claire’s brand in France, which was placed under receivership at the end of July, lawyers for the employee representatives told AFP on Monday. Claire’s is known for its accessories and jewellery for young people. –…
Scientists uncover a surprising protein that heals stubborn wounds
When a routine blood test shows high levels of a protein called SerpinB3, it often alerts doctors that something is seriously wrong. Elevated SerpinB3 can be associated with difficult-to-treat cancers or severe inflammatory diseases. SerpinB3 is known as a key protein that helps reveal when the body’s barrier tissues, such as the skin and lungs,…
