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At professional services firm KPMG, managing director Rob Breakiron feels more popular among his entry-level colleagues than he should be as a 45-year-old. He has an unlikely ally in building this office reputation: Taylor Swift.
Taylor Swift fans enjoy parsing the singer-songwriter's lyrics for references to her romantic life and insights into her state of mind.
South Korean police requested arrest warrants on Wednesday for singer Kim Ho-joong, 33, and executives of his agency over allegations of drink-driving and hit-and-run.
Weddings are a huge business in India.
HONG KONG -- One of Hong Kong's most popular boy bands is dancing a fine line between expanding its reach while maintaining its local charm, all while Beijing pushes for greater cultural integration between the city and mainland.
The drummer crashed her cymbals. The bass player clawed at her guitar. The crowd raised index and pinkie fingers in approval. The lead singer and guitarist stepped up to the mic and screamed: “Our body is not public property!” And dozens of fans threw themselves into a frenzy for the hijab-wearing heavy metal trio.
Western boots have a new protector in Beyoncé.
