Phnom Penh Post - Lifestyle
As Switzerland contends with one of the worst coronavirus surges in Europe, the Swiss are gripped by one melting-hot question: is it still safe to share a fondue? The beloved Swiss national dish consists of cheese melted down with white
Zhang Shupeng appears untroubled as he surveys the jagged mountains of a national park in central China – before diving head-first off a cliff at 230km/h.
Joseph Varon, a doctor treating coronavirus patients at a hospital in the US state of Texas, was working his 252nd day in a row when he spotted a distraught elderly man in the Covid-19 intensive care unit (ICU).
Pandemic hair getting out of control? Take a tip from George Clooney: the Hollywood style icon has revealed he trims his signature silver locks with a Flowbee – a quirky home-styling device that attaches to a vacuum cleaner.
The first ever “Super Mario” theme park will open in February, Universal Studios Japan said on November 30.
In the kitchen of the Michelin-starred Del Cambio restaurant, chef Matteo Baronetto fusses over a boiling vat of paccheri – fat pasta tubes to be immersed in a light tomato sauce.
Wearing blackface, thick red lips, and an afro wig, the festive character of Black Pete causes outrage abroad but still thrives in the Netherlands and parts of Belgium.
Residents of an Austrian village will ring in the new year under a new name – Fugging – after ridicule of their signposts, especially on social media, became too much to bear.
A Malaysian family have cooked up a tasty solution to their economic woes during the pandemic by opening a backyard pizzeria that has proved a hit in their sleepy village.
Dotted with amazing ancient temples, the sacred land of Angkor in Siem Reap province has a lot more cultural experiences to offer travellers.
Made from delicate silk, intricately embroidered and with vast, flared sleeves – Vietnamese 19th-century outfits do not seem a perfect fit for life in the country’s hectic modern cities.
