Staying at home all day is rubbish, so people around the world are dressing up to take the bins out and sharing photos of their outfits online to cheer up others in lockdown.

It's not pretty but it's true. The first victim of the coronavirus has been personal grooming.

Christians have risked suffering and death to worship before, so why not now, runs the argument.

Vienna's horse-drawn carriages, a staple of street life in the Austrian capital and a popular tourist attraction, have been sidelined by the coronavirus pandemic -- so they are now helping deliver food to the elderly.

From extravagant trips to the Amalfi Coast and sunset photoshoots on Dubai's beaches to an almost complete lockdown -- the coronavirus has forced the Gulf's social media "influencers" indoors but hasn’t lowered their glamour factor.

The MG ZS, which is a subcompact crossover Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV), is available in two variants, Excite and Ignite, with prices starting at under Rp 300 million (US$18,300).

From Virat Kohli having his hair cut by his Bollywood wife, to Ravindra Jadeja on a stallion, India's superstar cricketers are making the most of their enforced break during the national coronavirus lockdown.

The economy may have slowed and normal life come to a standstill, but in the world of hair, a follicle free-for-all unencumbered by coronavirus has Americans asking one critical question -- to cut or not to cut? 

The government’s pleas for the public to follow physical distancing measures to help flatten the curve of the COVID-19 outbreak have forced those with active lifestyles to adapt by participating in online workout classes.

Constance, Germany, and Kreuzlingen, Switzerland, are divided cities these days, with a strip of grass and two fences separating them after the countries closed their borders to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

In the weeks since millions of people worldwide have been ordered to stay at home except for essential errands, those who are more used to solitary pursuits find the time alone can be rejuvenating.

As the number of single-person households grows every year, accounting for nearly 30 percent of households in South Korea, keeping plants has grown popular as a way to ease loneliness, even among younger people.

A beige feline paces between two Gaudi-style columns at the empty 2 Cats cafe in Seoul, with upturned stools standing on the tables where humans sat to play with them in pre-virus days

Korean cosmetics brand Innisfree has introduced a special edition beauty powder in collaboration with mint candy brand Mentos.

Passport enables users to choose a city in other countries and interact with other Tinder users in that city.

In the midst of this coronavirus madness, alongside the well-meaning charities, roam profiteering charlatans.

As COVID-19 continues to keep people apart, games that are less stressful are gaining attention and bringing people together.

Customers are only required to fill in the electronic application form and e-sign to get protection from AIA.

Uber Eats and Delivery Hero are expanding from providing restaurant meals into supplying groceries to customers stuck at home during lockdowns triggered by the coronavirus crisis.

As Americans stockpile basic supplies, pet food and school items amid coronavirus-related closures and "shelter-in-place" orders, many are turning to another strategy to protect their families: fleeing to remote areas.

As the world faces the greatest disruption of our lifetimes, Muslims throughout the world are also grappling with the repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic.

US students who defied coronavirus warnings to keep partying on Florida beaches during their spring break have been crowned the year's "most foolish" Americans in a new survey -- tied with President Donald Trump.

Joining the many individuals, communities and organizations who have launched initiatives to support medical workers amid the COVID-19 pandemic, several Indonesian beauty companies have followed suit.

Furniture giant IKEA is producing face masks and other protective gear for hospitals, joining a growing list of companies branching out of their normal business areas to help meet equipment shortages in the fight against coronavirus.

"I'm so glad I don't live alone right now, the walls would be closing in on me." 

As we are finding ways to improve (and maybe even reinvent ourselves), here, we share three online education platforms that will enable you to immerse yourself in different industries and get expert advice at low or no cost.

French fashion label Christian Dior said one of its workshops had started to produce face masks for workers in supermarkets and other sectors still operating during the coronavirus outbreak, echoing moves by other luxury brands.

For barber Xiong Juan, a recent easing of restrictions in the city of Wuhan, epicenter of China's coronavirus outbreak, means she is now busier than ever.

Indonesian e-commerce firms have been taking preventive measures to stem the spread of COVID-19.

Whether you are new to working from home or are a long-time remote worker who struggles with staying on task some days, these evidence-based strategies can help you reduce procrastination and stay productive.