Travel experiences platform Klook has launched a campaign in Hong Kong that’s anything but conventional. There’s no celebrity endorsement, no picture-perfect lifestyle visuals, and no curated itineraries. Instead, “Go Wild with Travel” features a goose and some AI. The campaign launched this week with a fake out-of-home stunt that showed the goose soaring across iconic…
They don’t want toupee for hair transplants. Balding millennial men are nixing pricey trips to Turkey — preferring to rock retro rugs instead. Reverting back to the wiggy ways of their forefathers, 30-somethings with receding hairlines are resurrecting the once-démodé toupee — in a comeback of John Travolta-like proportions. Millennial men with hair loss are reviving the…
From chunky sneakers to long tube socks, Generation Z has brought in an influx of new fashion trends. But one millennial woman told Newsweek that it has finally gone too far, describing one Gen Z staple as “dumb.” Heather Nianouris, 43, has done her best to stay in touch with the latest trends and is…
Only about 10 per cent of workers outside the government sector in Hong Kong have benefited from flexible work arrangements, according to official figures, with some experts saying local companies have been slow to adopt such a policy over cost and productivity concerns. Allen Cheung, who works in insurance and is in his late thirties,…
Plenty of millennial fashion staples have already fallen victim to the curse of Generation Z (people born between 1997 and 2012). The likes of skinny jeans and ankle socks have been rejected, but so it seems, have the dreaded high heels. Back in the heyday of the 2010s, millennial women would don their favorite heels…
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The majority of Americans don’t want to know how their favorite celebrity votes, new research reveals. A survey of 2,000 Americans examined thoughts on celebrities and politics, finding that nearly two-thirds, 64%, would rather not know their favorite celebrity’s political affiliation. Only about 1 in 4, 22%, said they’d be happy to…
What a nightmare! Sleeping poorly in your 40s may age your brain faster — and you might feel the effects into your late 50s, a new study finds. “Our findings highlight the importance of addressing sleep problems earlier in life to preserve brain health, including maintaining a consistent sleep schedule, exercising, avoiding caffeine and alcohol…
Waking up drenched in sweat, having irregular periods and forgetting your friend’s name mid-conversation — sound familiar? For many millennials, these aren’t just signs of a hectic life, but the early symptoms of perimenopause. Perimenopause, the transition leading up to menopause, can start as early as the late 30s and last up to 10 years….