Why Are So Many Depression Sufferers Ignored by Science?
It’s a paradox that could help explain why about one third of depressed Americans don’t respond to their medication.
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BHA plan fixture allocation change
Newcastle’s arrival as an all-weather venue next year could be impacted by changes to how the British Horseracing Authority allocate floodlit fixtures.
Hardie handed Scotland call-up
Vern Cotter has called up New Zealand born flanker John Hardie into Scotland’s extended World Cup squad.
Froome holds firm as Majka wins
Chris Froome retained his lead of the Tour de France after the race favourites finished alongside each other on a mountainous 11th stage won by breakaway rider Rafal Majka.
Sky Live: Warrington v Saints
A returning trio of suspended players will boost Warrington’s hopes of beating visiting St Helens on Thursday night, live on Sky Sports.
Stenson targets first major
Henrik Stenson remains hopeful he can become the first Swede to win a major but he insists it will not be the end of the world if he misses out.
Richard Mille demonstrates timepiece artisanship with Harrods pop-up
Exterior of Harrods with Richard Mille window displays Swiss watchmaker Richard Mille is hosting a pop-up exhibition at London department store Harrods to immerse consumers in its artisan production. The brand has set up shop in the retailer’s windows, enabling consumers to enjoy the installation from afar on the street or interact with the display by entering the store. Placing such an exhibit inside a department store, especially one that
Should luxury fashion embrace 3D printing?
Look from Chanel’s haute couture show While the luxury fashion industry traditionally prides itself on the craftsmanship and handiwork that goes into creating a garment or leather good, it may be starting to warm to the idea of using 3D printing in its production. At Chanel’s haute couture show last week, some of the tweed pieces that were modeled on the runway were created using 3D printing. Having one of the
Trussardi celebrates #ElegantlyCool aesthetic with Coca-Cola campaign
Image from Trussardi’s #ElegantlyCool campaign Italian apparel and accessories house Trussardi is reaching out to aspirational consumers with a social contest surrounding its stylish Coca-Cola Light cans. For #ElegantlyCool, the brand is asking consumers to share a photo of their own Trussardi Coke for a chance to have their picture featured on a dedicated microsite and to be entered to win prizes from the fashion label. Partnering with Coca-Cola gives
10 Irresistibly Cute Cat Cafes Around the World
If the nonstop sharing of Internet cat videos is any indication, people will always be obsessed with felines. Even though these beloved pets are known to sometimes have icy personalities, there’s just something about seeing a bouncy kitten or a curled-up cat that remind us of the comforts of home. Luckily for cat-loving travelers, a cuddly fix on the road is now possible. The first cat cafe, the Taipei-based Cat