Author: Aapti Kaur

Long before the “bow girl” emerged as a coquettecore fashion archetype, Chanel was already championing this timeless motif. At this morning’s Paris Fashion Week show, the iconic French house transformed the Grand Palais by wrapping it in a massive black ribbon, paying homage to one of its most beloved and enduring symbols. This ribbon design traces back to the braid embroidery featured in many of Gabrielle Chanel’s earliest creations. Read More: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Reveals Why He Canceled His Wife’s Newark Flight A Ribbon-Inspired Installation and Collection The striking installation was designed by Willo Perron, setting the tone for…

Newark Liberty International Airport has long struggled with its reputation, but recent outages and staffing shortages have pushed concerns into the national spotlight. Amid these growing worries, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy found himself in hot water after changing his wife’s flight from Newark to LaGuardia. Critics accused Duffy of prioritizing personal safety while downplaying public concerns. In response, Duffy clarified that the switch was made for logistical reasons, not security fears. The controversy has reignited debates over airport safety, air traffic control staffing, and the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) handling of aviation issues under the current administration. Read More: Mastering…

Improving your TOEIC writing score requires more than just writing more—it starts with understanding where you’re losing points. The TOEIC evaluates your ability to communicate effectively in business English, assessing both clarity and accuracy. It consists of three tasks: constructing sentences based on a picture, replying to an email, and writing an opinion essay. Each task tests different skills, from grammar and vocabulary accuracy to tone, structure, and argumentation. While Korean test-takers score an average of 147, slightly below the global benchmark, it’s clear that the opinion essay poses the greatest challenge. Graders look for specific qualities: a clear opinion,…

Manna, an innovative Irish drone delivery startup, is redefining how we think about fast and efficient deliveries. With a focus on residential areas in Dublin and other European regions, Manna aims to provide rapid drone services for everyday needs — from hot coffee to everyday essentials. What sets Manna apart from bigger competitors like Amazon and Wing is its lean operational model. Despite having raised only $60 million, Manna’s founder Bobby Healy is confident that the company’s approach of cost-effective, reliable drones will enable them to achieve an ambitious target: one million deliveries annually. As Manna continues expanding its reach,…