Lifestyle

Buying and wearing the right pair is as important as owning one.

Singer-turned-designer Victoria Beckham says she wouldn't be married to former football star David Beckham if she was as miserable as she looks in the paparazzi images.

A giant Bat-signal lit up the side of City Hall in Los Angeles on Thursday night to honor Batman actor Adam West, who played the superhero role in the 1960s television series.

Amid heightened concern that exercise deficits are contributing to the growing obesity epidemic, new research has found that activity levels of teenagers are comparable to 60-year-olds.

Love your hair? Then don't think of dancing in the rain. Use minimum hair products to keep them healthy, and grab a moisturiser with lactic acid to keep feet soft, say experts.

Sequins and shimmer are fashion lovers' first choice but getting overboard can create the biggest fashion faux pas. However a proper pattern on garments and accessories can give an entirely new look to this trend, say designers.

A new review of research has listed the wide variety of health benefits that come with just one single workout, also known as acute exercise.

Skip the ice cream and reach for these in-season eats to cool down your body naturally.

British men are less reliant on their "go-to shoe".

Trump Hotels is launching a new budget-friendly hotel brand called American Idea, a not-so-subtle nod to US President Donald Trump's campaign mottos which included "America First" and "Make America Great Again."

China remains the world's biggest consumer of cigarettes, with an average 4,124 cigarettes smoked each year by adults in the country (11-12 per day), according to the latest data from the World Health Organization (WHO) published ahead of World No Tobacco...

While new mothers need to embrace the fact that the first few days will be chaotic, there are ways in which baby care can be provided without too much stress, say experts.

WhatsApp helps teenagers communicate better and to openly express themselves.

Moving from one place to another is a hardship already.

Those who indulge in a tipple thinking that is good for the heart might need to think again according to a new review, which reports that the evidence on the health benefits of moderate drinking may be misleading.

Babies born prematurely are at a higher risk of heart failure during childhood and adolescence according to new European research.