Новости за 06.12.2024

Wherever in the world you grew up, you probably grew up with an inaccurate idea of Chinese food. For Americans, it can come as a shock to hear that such familiar dishes as chop suey and General Tso’s chicken are unknown in China itself. By the same token, almost every country in the world has […]

Quavo has dropped a new single, “Georgia Ways,” featuring Luke Bryan and Teddy Swims. The genre-bending anthem celebrates the musicians’ home of Georgia, honoring how the state shaped their careers. The rousing track was released alongside a music video directed by Wyatt Spain, which was shot in the Georgia backcountry. In the clip, Quavo and […]

Designer Helle Mardahl has combined her signature approach to colour with traditional architectural elements for the interior of her Copenhagen flagship store. Located within a historic building in Frederiksstaden, which once housed a royal jeweller, the space was restored and transformed to complement the sugary hues of Helle Mardahl Studio's glassware. The store's design was

The fifth novel in the Stormlight Archive series is overstuffed with cameos and references, but it’s still a joy to read.

The housing shortage and high mortgage rates have reduced existing home inventory.

Scott Santens argued "we should all benefit" from advances in AI due to the public funding it received.

Fans are wondering what the pop superstar next has in store—with some hoping that she will eventually announce another tour.

Ready for adventure? From winter thermalling to trips that change your life, the latest issue is packed with places to go and sites to fly

Gordon Boettger is one of the only pilots on Earth using night vision goggles to fly wave – I went with him

1. Democrat governors spotlight they're the 'last line of defense' against Trump  Fox News
2. For Rising Democrats, the Quiet Race to Lead the Party Began Months Ago  The New York Times
3. 3 State Leaders Laying the Groundwork to Oppose Trump | Best States | U.S. News  U.S. News & World Report
4. WSJ Opinion: Democratic Governors Dig in for "Democracy"  The Wall Street Journal

His white beard is a little shorter than Santa's, and he's missing the red suit and hat. But Vincent Giannotti's propensity for making toys and giving gifts — made at his Tecumseh, Ont., workshop — bears a striking resemblance to that of Kris Kringle.

A Windsor, Ont., woman who wasn't allowed to ride an indoor water slide with her son says the city needs to come up with a more sensitive way to enforce a new weight restriction for the attraction.

With Montreal facing a sharp rise in homelessness, shelters are struggling to meet the demand and keep people safe during the colder months. For some shelters, that means making chairs available for people to stay through the night.

It could take a while yet for the federal government's cybersecurity bill to become law after the Senate found an error that would essentially nullify the legislation's entire reason for existing.

A class-action lawsuit attempting to hold the federal government responsible for sexual abuse suffered by children at the hands of a military priest at an Edmonton army base has been certified in the Alberta courts.

Amid a 35 per cent jump in HIV cases across Canada, the numbers have stabilized in northwestern Ontario — and health-care workers say it's largely due to harm reduction services in the region. Here's what local health-care workers say is working in helping prevent the spread of blood-borne infections.

Leicester City goalkeeper Mads Hermansen has insisted his side are looking to keep the momentum going against Brighton and Hove Albion.

Hugo Hadaš and Stanislav Klikar flew 503km straight line on 20 October 2024, from Carnaubas in northeast Brazil

Ultralight hike-and-fly submarine harnesses offer cutting-edge performance and design. Przemek Marek visited Supair and Neo to learn more

Race up, fly down ... Like skimo is ski mountaineering, speedmo is speedfly-mountaineering. Jack Sheard gets an insight

Bastienne Wentzel speaks to those involved in a remarkable partnership between international botanists and paramotor pilots in Peru

Flying trips can change you in profound ways as a pilot and also as a person. We asked pilots to tell us about “a trip that changed them”

Bill Moyes was one of the founding fathers of hang gliding. Tarquin Cooper looks back on his life and legacy.

Lawrie Noctor checks out the Gaggle app and says it could be a game-changer especially for pilots flying in groups

Jake Holland and Fred Souchon tackle a classic Alpine route on the Aiguille Verte by paraglider and mountain wing