In a beautiful blend of cultures that is winning hearts online, a 'gorgeous' Kashmiri woman is getting attention for her stunning transformation into a traditional Kerala bride. The video, shared by ...

Christian Bale revealed to Entertainment Weekly that he spent six hours in the makeup chair in order to transform into Frankenstein’s monster for Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Bride!” Bale stars in the ...

Viral news: The world is surrounded by diversity across foods, clothes, fashions, lifestyles, and traditions. If we talk about cultures and traditions, every community has its own set of rules to ...

The love story between Chinese engineer Zhou Zhenqiao (born 1991) and Vietnamese woman Le Pham Hoai Thu Thuy (born 1998, from Dak Nong - now Lam Dong) has moved many with its fairy tale-like journey ...

An old Han Chinese wedding custom mandates that the bride brings her own “toilet,” typically filled with red eggs, red dates, and peanuts, which symbolise fertility and abundant blessings.

In the year since DeepSeek, a little-known artificial-intelligence lab from China, shocked the world with a whizzy new model, the country’s clout in AI has only grown. It is now the undisputed global ...

Every Chinese New Year arrives with a familiar visual language: red envelopes passed hand to hand, fresh blooms arranged with care, tables filled for long, lingering meals. Beauty follows the same ...

Dressed in a Ming Dynasty-style (1368-1644) black gauze cap and an official robe, 37-year-old British groom Zachary Williamson rode a horse to fetch his 31-year-old Chinese bride, Wang Zhao. On Jan 4, ...

The makeup look was a far cry from the soft glam she asked for - scroll down to see MANY brides spend months, even years, thinking about their dream wedding looks. From the dress, to the flowers, and ...

Planning a wedding comes with a slew of hard choices, ranging from who to invite to where you will say your 'I dos.' But for Madison Azevedo, 26, from Wisconsin, one decision came easily when she was ...

Once a niche corner of the internet, Chinese makeup brands are now taking over your FYP - and your vanity. From sculpted lipsticks that look like art pieces to glassy lip tints that sell out overnight ...