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Natasha Kim

Natasha Kim

Articles

    A study by American scientists has confirmed the popular theory about the cyclical nature of fashion: trends do tend to return approximately every two decades. A team of specialists analyzed tens of thousands of images of women’s clothing, covering the period from the late XIX century to the present day, and found consistent patterns in the change of style.

    1 April 2026
    Mathematicians have proven: fashion comes back every 20 years

    China’s TCL and Japan’s Sony are officially moving to form a Bravia-branded joint venture, scheduled to launch next April.

    1 April 2026
    Sony and TCL strategic alliance targets premium segment

    Fresh scientific evidence confirms that vacations are not just a way to get away from routine, but an important factor in maintaining brain and heart health. Researchers from the USA have concluded that regular travel can improve cognitive abilities, reduce stress levels and have a positive impact on a person’s physical condition.

    1 April 2026
    Experts have named the optimal length of vacation for stress reduction

    At one of the largest wine auctions in the world was recorded an unprecedented deal: a bottle of legendary Burgundy wine Domaine de la Romanée-Conti harvest 1945 sold for 812.5 thousand dollars. The auction was held as part of the annual event La Paulée, organized by the auction house Acker.

    31 March 2026
    A rare 1945 bottle of wine set a new price record at auction

    Meta is strengthening its strategy of developing WhatsApp as a key channel for brands to interact with consumers, gradually moving the messenger beyond personal communication. The platform, which has billions of users worldwide, is increasingly integrated into companies’ marketing and CRM strategies, offering a more direct and personalized communication format.

    31 March 2026
    Meta expands WhatsApp’s capabilities in the B2C segment

    The story with the so-called “golden Trump smartphone” is gradually turning into a dubious project with unclear prospects. The Trump Mobile website recently changed the description of the device: now instead of emphasizing American production, the wording “American design” is used. Experts believe that this is an attempt to soften the audience’s expectations against the backdrop of problems with moving assembly to the United States, a task that was initially presented as a key advantage of the device.

    31 March 2026
    Did Trump’s “golden smartphone” turn out to be nothing?

    The volume of illegal content created with the help of artificial intelligence technologies is growing rapidly around the world, and the proliferation of materials involving children is becoming a particularly alarming trend. According to the data, in 2025 more than 8 thousand realistic videos containing scenes of sexualized violence against minors were discovered – 14% more than a year earlier. At the same time, experts are already recording a sharp deterioration of the situation.

    31 March 2026
    Experts call for tighter controls on neural networks

    A recent study suggests that e-cigarettes may be a more effective smoking cessation tool than traditional nicotine replacement products such as patches or chewing gum. However, experts emphasize that despite the potential benefits, these devices cannot be considered completely safe.

    31 March 2026
    E-cigarettes found to be more effective for smoking cessation

    A daring robbery has taken place in Italy, targeting works by world-famous artists. Unknown persons stole paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Paul Cézanne and Henri Matisse from a museum near Parma. The total value of the stolen works is estimated at about 9 million euros.

    30 March 2026
    The theft of three works by famous artists was recorded in Italy

    Vincent van Gogh is an artist whose name today is associated with the genius and emotional power of art, but in his lifetime he remained almost invisible. Born on March 30, 1853, he came to painting rather late – only at the age of 27, after a series of failures in his career and personal life. Attempts to become an art dealer and preacher ended in failure, but it was this crisis that became the starting point for his work.

    30 March 2026
    Madness or talent: the Vincent van Gogh phenomenon and its price after his death

    Spain has closed its airspace to planes involved in the US and Israeli military operation against Iran.

    30 March 2026
    El Pais: Spain has closed the skies to participants in the operation against Iran

    The global aluminum market is on the verge of a sharp price spike after attacks on key production facilities in the Middle East. Damage to smelters in the UAE and Bahrain could trigger the largest shortage of the metal in recent years.

    30 March 2026
    Aluminum prices rise amid attacks on smelters in UAE and Bahrain

    The transition to daylight saving time, despite its apparent insignificance, can have a tangible impact on human health. Researchers come to this conclusion, noting that even a shift of one hour disrupts natural biological processes.

    27 March 2026
    Scientists have warned of the dangers of daylight saving time

    Italian antitrust authority AGCM said on Friday it has launched an investigation into LVMH and its Sephora and Benefit Cosmetics units over the possible promotion of cosmetics aimed at adults to children and teenagers.

    27 March 2026
    Luxury industry scandal: Sephora sells anti-aging cosmetics to teens

    H&M continues its retail transformation amid changes in the fashion industry and consumer behavior. In the first quarter of fiscal 2026, the company recorded a decline in revenue while announcing plans to further reduce its offline presence.

    27 March 2026
    H&M to close around 160 stores amid falling sales

    Messenger WhatsApp is preparing a major update, betting on the integration of artificial intelligence and expansion of everyday functions. The key innovation will be the development of the Writing Help tool, which will now be able not only to edit text, but also to offer ready-made options for answers right in the dialog.

    27 March 2026
    Meta expands WhatsApp’s capabilities with AI

    Researchers have concluded that swearing can have unexpected effects on human behavior and performance. According to a new study from Keele University, using profanity can not only reduce stress, but also increase physical endurance and self-confidence.

    26 March 2026
    Scientists have proven that a checkmate increases the effectiveness of actions

    Dolce & Gabbana has begun talks with lenders about a possible renegotiation of debt terms amid weakening global demand for luxury goods.

    26 March 2026
    Dolce & Gabbana is negotiating with creditors

    In the Netherlands found remains that may belong to the legendary musketeer Charles de Butts de Castelmore, d’Artagnan – the historical prototype of the hero of the works of Alexander Dumas.

    26 March 2026
    Archaeologists have found the possible burial site of the legendary musketeer d’Artagnan

    Scientists have found a simple and affordable way that can help slow down the aging process – it’s not what we eat, but when we eat. A new study, has found that strict eating habits and a long overnight break between the last and first meal of the day can significantly increase the chances of “healthy aging”. This means not only a reduced risk of chronic disease, but also better brain function, mood and overall health.

    26 March 2026
    The timing of meals affects the rate of aging