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The truth is most cemeteries are rarely just a resting place for souls. They can be destinations for vibrant Day of the Dead celebrations, music concerts, film screenings or just tours.

Why stick to boring chicken soup?

Packed with exhibits on 3D art, iconic sculptures, technological wonders and even weed, the Los angeles Museum Trail is as wonderful as it is whacky.

For decades, India’s wildly diverse 1.3 billion people have been stereotyped. A new generation is determined to demolish those labels by showcasing their unique voices and identities.

Our love for the brew broken down into machines, mugs and capsules.

A literary treasure trove in downtown Los Angeles proves that books still matter.

Craft beverages are a growing market, offering consumers a product that's artisanal, home-grown and diverse enough to sustain long-term interest.

Asha Barrak launched Ash:ba Botanics, the country’s first haircare line dedicated to curly girls.

An interview with Olive's former chef, Rishim Sachdeva.

From getting mugged in South Africa to getting locked in a cemetery in Vienna, travel does have its lows.

The Emirati adda, complete with coffee, food and incense, is an integral part of Abu Dhabi’s culture and hospitality.

A relatively new water sport adventure, flyboarding lets you fly out of the water and ride above the waves.

Looking into the newly popular and successful type of urban farming—hydroponics.

Hailed as a vegan sensation to a western world just discovering its benefits, the jackfruit has always been a part of the Indian kitchen.

A social enterprise that engages people with disabilities, empowers them, and creates awareness about their employability.