Lifestyle

Workers must be on their feet for a minimum of two hours daily during office hours to avoid health risks, the first-ever British guidelines by Public Health England and a non-profit organisation Active Working CIC has revealed.

Diets rich in fructose, carbohydrate derived from fruit and vegetables, may lead to a significant weight gain, physical inactivity and body fat deposition, a new research has found.

Supermodel Kate Moss hates being pampered and would prefer to spend all her free time with her 12-year-old daughter Lila.

In a perfect world, safety and good manners run a parallel course. Yet that is not today’s reality, especially when it comes to umbrellas, backpacks and selfie sticks.

The sprawling Neverland ranch in California once owned by the late pop star Michael Jackson is for sale for $100 million, Sotheby's International Realty said on Friday.

Actor Anas Rashid, who plays the role of Sooraj Rathi in popular soap opera 'Diya Aur Baati Hum', sprained his ankle while shooting for an upcoming kabaddi sequence.

If your daily drive to office lasts more than 20 minutes, you may be at increased risk of burnout, says a new study.

Disney's latest release ' Tomorrowland' beat 'Pitch Perfect 2' to take the first place at the North American box office.

The lissome beauty raised her style stakes in an off-the-runway look by designer Rajesh Pratap Singh.

If there's one thing that has not changed over time, it is the Easter delicacies.

American erotic romance 'Fifty Shades of Grey' may not have managed to get a release in India but its soundtracks were used at AIFW.

With unconventional graphics like tigers or flying birds, Kunal added a new dimension to his style statements.

Ritesh Deshmukh looked dapper in a brocade Nehru jacket, black kurta and white churidars.

Outraged celebrities tore into Italian fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana.

Wear your hair up or braid it well to look chic and to protect your hair when you enjoy the festival of colours -- Holi on Friday.

Constantly checking Facebook to see what your friends are doing could drive you to depression, a new study warns.