A powerful serve and a liberating scream. In tennis, in particular, it’s not uncommon to hear impressive screams on the court, contrasting with the calm some athletes display during interviews.

Copenhagen remains the happiest city in the world according to the 2026 Happy City Index, thanks to its efficient services, sustainability, and quality of life.

After more than thirty years of absence, the city of Genoa is reviving one of the initiatives most eagerly awaited by seniors: summer getaways, by the sea or in the mountains, for those over 65.

When the thermometer rises above 35 or 40 degrees (Celsius), the reaction in much of the world is almost automatic: we rush for iced drinks, fresh salads and light meals.

"Burnout" is the board game that simulates office life between stress, deadlines and strategic choices to avoid a person's burnout, while maintaining a high level of productivity.

In London, Poetry Pharmacy "prescribes" tailor-made poems for anxiety and emotional suffering, turning verse into a genuine personal care tool.

Cocoa, oysters, rhinoceros horn, "miracle honeys" sold online... Aphrodisiacs fuel a persistent imagination, but science paints a much more nuanced picture, where ineffectiveness sometimes vies with danger.

At the gym, in the park or on the athletics track, headphones have become almost as indispensable as sneakers. It's not just a habit: research shows that music acts as a genuine adjuvant to effort, so much so that some specialists describe it as an "ergogenic" factor, capable of improving muscular performance without resorting to chemistry.

The doormat is more than just an aesthetic detail: it's an effective barrier against dust, allergens, bacteria and pollutants carried by shoes.

Smartphone notifications interrupt the brain for 7 seconds: a study reveals how they diminish concentration and attention on a daily basis.