Geisha... A different sort of women. Ancient tradition of the feminine ideal. The art of being the living dream of any man. In the 21st century, there are only about one thousand geishas, but their enigma still sparks the desire to come closer and guess. Geisha is more than a lifestyle or profession, it is a completely different existence, different worldview. It is a philosophy. Read more »

What does it take to be successful? How do you get people interested in your persona? What is the way to get noticed amongst the multitude of beautiful and ambitious women all longing for success? Read more »

The online portal Travelers Digest has prepared an interesting gift for female travelers on the International Women’s Day. The website, specializing in tourism news, has compiled a list of cities where the most attractive guys live. The rating is comprised of 10 megalopolises, with Stockholm, Sweden at the top. Read more »

Find fifteen minutes for yourself, sit comfortably, close your eyes, and put your lips into a smile, as you run through the most pleasant, joyful, and funny moments of your life in your head. You won’t even notice how “forced” smile will become natural. Read more »

Il Volo… The extraordinary beauty, exceptional power, and gentle purity of their voices have been touching the hearts and bringing tears to the eyes of thousand of people in the world’s most prestigious concert halls since 2009. Read more »

The Duchess of Cambridge wedding gown, displayed as part of the annual exhibit in the Buckingham Palace, drew a record number of visitors to the residence of Queen Elizabeth II. During two months of the exhibit, 680 000 people have walked through the royal chambers. Read more »

You think only a kid can fantasize about a flying a pink airplane high up in the sky! Judy Betz from Weisdale, Florida dared to realize her dreams and commissioned a custom-paint job in the shades that every girl can dream of. Her RV-12 airplane glistens in pearl pink with mauve, lavender, and purple flowers on it. Aptly dubbed, Bella Rosa, the two-seater airplane sports a purple monogrammed canopy over the cockpit. And this is not her first pink plane. She had a Luscombe, named ‘Miss Piggy’, which was also all pink with a pair of eyes painted on her. It’s time to move over your pink cars as well as bikes and soar high in a pinkified aircraft! Read more »

Not many people have the privilege to own a private island of their very own. And if that is the one illusive piece in your luxury puzzle, the King’s Island in Denmark can be yours for keeps. Read more »

The researchers from the American Institute in Massachusetts, created “artificial leaves” that are authentic solar batteries. The leaf-battery comes in a size of a playing card. Read more »

A team of scientists from the Michigan University made an important step towards the therapy of the future, devising a method where an individual approach to patients increases their chances of quitting smoking. Read more »

If you are having blues, and your regular anti-stress tricks don’t help, think of something different. A trip to another country, for example. Voyages abroad are great for expanding your horizons and distracting you from depressing thoughts. Plus, tourist trips make you smarter, younger, and more sexually appealing, the American researchers say. Read more »

Now, there is one more reason to visit Chicago – a huge statue of Marilyn Monroe in her legendary white subway grate dress was installed on the central square of the city to commemorate the legendary actress. Read more »

If you ever wondered who captures the genius of the finest people in the world – take a look at the work of legendary photographer Annie Leibovitz. John Lennon, Queen Elizabeth II, Demi Moore, Johnny Depp and Barack Obama are just a few of the many names that have been immortalized by her photo camera.Through the lens of Annie Leibovitz we see our favourite celebrities in a new light. Read more »

Does unfortunate romance really break a heart? As most of us probably know, it does, and often the pain of loss hurts as much as a physical pain. Apparently, when we are romantically rejected, the part of our brain that gets activated is the same one that is turned on by the physical pain. Read more »

The researchers from the University of Leicester have been studying the influence of background music on restaurant clients. Over the course of three weeks, the diners at Softleys restaurant in Leicester were fed in different conditions every day – in a complete silence, with pop-music in the background, or with classical music in the background. Read more »