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Valentine’s may bring a two-day spike. But the real story for chocolatiers is what happens the other 363 days.
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Done with dating? Maybe it’s time to meet a matchmaker
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For singles exhausted by swipes and first dates, matchmakers are offering something unexpected: perspective, not just a partner.
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We expect heartbreak in romance, but no one warns us how much it hurts when a friendship falls apart.
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Ryan Adriandhy made the biggest film of last year. This year, he’s following it with a 5-year-old girl and a radio.
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The Union Group’s latest offering is betting you won’t ask after the first bite.
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Is Hyrox just Jakarta’s next fitness obsession?
Aqraa Sagir
Packed classes and waiting lists suggest another fitness boom as Hyrox arrives in the capital, but is this a long-term shift or just the next checkbox to mark off?
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The world has become a better place for women, yet it still finds endless ways to pit us against each other.
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Once a childhood ritual, blind boxes have become a multi-billion-dollar industry built on anticipation and nostalgia, but will we keep buying into the thrill?
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Digital detox: Trading screens for analog snaps
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A weekend off the grid won’t change your life, but it might change how you notice it.
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Vintage and resale might look like conscious choices, but if the thrill of buying still drives us, are we just dressing up the same old fast fashion habit?
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Want to volunteer but not sure where to begin? These communities offer meaningful ways to turn good intentions into everyday action.
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The search for a pet often focuses on finding an animal "worthy" of a home. This narrative needs to flip. The critical question is whether we are worthy of them.
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From food to beauty to waste, these companies show that impact doesn’t have to come after profit.
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