How Valentino shaped the runway for 60 years
The fashion king's Italian culture mixed with the technicality of Parisian haute couture made him the designer he was, says Jye Marshall
Being cold doesn’t make you sick − other factors do
Colds and flu are not caused by cold air, so why are illnesses more common in winter? An expert explains
‘Seven Dials’: An Agatha Christie series for our times
The three-part Netflix show turns the British author’s country-house mystery into a study of empire and war
Does adding ‘please’, ‘thank you’ to ChatGPT prompts really waste energy?
The effect of a few extra words is negligible compared with the energy required to run data centres, writes Richard Morris
AI images cause harm, even if you know they’re fake
Such realistic images can still make victims feel alienated, dehumanised, humiliated and violated, Alex Fisher writes
Why strict diets are a bad idea for long-term weight loss
Rather than making short-term changes in January, aim for small swaps you can stick with throughout the year, nutrition experts suggest
A new year, a fresh canvas for cinema
Daniel Garzia looks at this month's film offering at Spazju Kreattiv
‘Hamnet’ gives Shakespeare’s world new life by focusing on his wife
The literary adaptation that imagines the life of The Bard and his wife as they cope with the death of their son, took best drama at the Golden Globes
What to do if you fail at your new year resolution
Understanding the reasons most resolutions don’t work out can help us see it through in the future
6-7 craze offered a brief window into the hidden world of children
The strange words and nonsensical games of your childhood might seem ridiculous today. But experts say they matter more than you think