The kind of recognition that Harleen Sethi received for her performance in Kohrra has been unbelievable. People from the industry, some of whom she didn’t even know or hadn’t worked with in years, have come forward to appreciate her. The realisation is still sinking in for Harleen, and the love she …
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Have you ever wondered whether a Bitcoin (BTC) address — or a string of 26–35 alphanumeric characters — can happen to have human-readable words instead of random letters? You’ve probably heard of the Lightning Network, which allows you to create a fancy BTC address that looks like an email or …
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Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we could obtain compensation for some hyperlinks to services and products. Whereas procuring is a sport to Us (and one which we love dearly), there are specific objects that at all times pose a little bit of a problem. On the high of that …
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This article is part of POLITICO’s Global Policy Lab: Living Cities, a collaborative journalism project exploring the future of cities. Chapter 3 of the project is presented by Holcim. Almost everyone agrees that Brussels’ car-clogged European Quarter is a pain to navigate. But the question of how to solve the traffic nightmare …
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It’s Elon Musk’s multimillion-dollar and very glitzy vision of how we’ll travel in the future. Last week, almost 100,000 people got to have their first ride on the Vegas Loop underground transport system. But a big problem has led to criticism of what one industry watcher has dismissed as Elon …
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