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The British singer-songwriter discusses his debut album “My Mess, My Heart, My Life” and the pressures shaping today’s music industry.

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The U.N. special rapporteur discusses her experience being sanctioned by the U.S. — and her case for hope over defeatism.

The Afghan-born Australian broadcaster discusses becoming the subject of a viral deepfake — and how journalists and audiences are entering uncharted territory.

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The filmmaker discusses his Oscar-nominated film and what his moment in the limelight means for Brazilian cinema.

The London-based restaurateur and chef behind one of the world’s only all-female kitchens discusses the importance of seasonality — and why you may not find okra on her menu.

Our correspondent's guide to running routes, local tunes and fairy penguins.

This millennial couple talked about money just weeks after they started dating.

Our correspondent’s guide to scenic climbs, Alpine style and movie-star glamour.

A week after scaling a skyscraper for a live audience, the elite climber reflects on the pressures of performing live, the future of climbing and how long he’ll keep pushing the limits.

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Our reporter's guide to custard tarts, kissing etiquette and hidden history.

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Kirk Haworth trained as a chef in Michelin-starred kitchens around the world. But after he spent months bedridden with Lyme disease more than a decade ago, he changed his approach to cooking.

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While many of his peers were starting new lives and leases in big cities, Lamar Mangal chose a different — and increasingly popular — path: to move back in with his father in Milton Keynes, England.

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From divorce to relocation, people are turning to chatbots for guidance on major life decisions.

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As people turn to AI to help them write dating messages, some are seeing positive results. However, experts warn that recipients may feel deceived and question the authenticity.

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The Amazon city of Belem will take center stage in Brazil, the world’s most biodiverse country, when it hosts the <a href="https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/love-motels-converted-ferries-brazil-gets-creative-host-cop30-2025-03-28/" target="_self" rel="" title="https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/love-motels-converted-ferries-brazil-gets-creative-host-cop30-2025-03-28/">COP30</a> global climate summit in November. But visitors who descend on São Paulo, the business heart of Brazil, ahead of the summit may be surprised by its treeless landscapes and polluted rivers.

The Amazon city of Belem will take center stage in Brazil, the world’s most biodiverse country, when it hosts the <a href="https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/love-motels-converted-ferries-brazil-gets-creative-host-cop30-2025-03-28/" target="_self" rel="" title="https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/love-motels-converted-ferries-brazil-gets-creative-host-cop30-2025-03-28/">COP30</a> global climate summit in November. But visitors who descend on São Paulo, the business heart of Brazil, ahead of the summit may be surprised by its treeless landscapes and polluted rivers.

Our reporter’s guide to the Beltline, barbecue and civil rights history.