Air India has appointed Jayaraj Shanmugam as the head of its global airport operations. He will take charge on April 15 and will report to chief operations officer Captain Klaus Goersch ...

Some beliefs surrounding the solar eclipse are rooted in mythology and religion. When I mentioned the solar eclipse to my Sri Lankan Muslim father, he advised me not to go into the office.

The Boston Red Sox are set to take the field for their ... The team also announced that players will wear Wakefield’s No. “49″ on heart-shaped patches throughout the season.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Red Sox will wear Tim Wakefield No. 49 patches on the sleeves of their jerseys for the first time Tuesday, Opening Day at Fenway. Wakefield died at 57 years old on Oct. 1 ...

There's no need to incorporate full skirts or corsets when planning out how to wear mules in modern times ... to find another outfit that's as chic or as comfy.

In fact, the only thing better than a fresh pair of mules is having the perfect warm-weather outfit to wear them with. Of course, this striking and chic shoe isn't without its flaws. Given their ...

The celestial event will bring odd phenomena to our planet — including changes in how people see colors such as red, green and blue. Here's a look at some of the unusual visual effects a solar ...

Now you can effortlessly manage your workday with confidence; whether you’re in between meetings, stuck with tight deadlines or racing here and there to get things done, your wardrobe should be ...

So you don’t really have time to adapt to all the changes in the light level,” Horvis told Global News. Horvis recommends wearing red and green together, to see an even bigger contrast as the ...

As readers know, red—in all its deep and bright shades—is having a big moment, even among royalty. Last year, England’s Princess Catherine debuted various incredible candy-apple red ...

While there's no official dress code for viewing an eclipse, some enthusiasts will opt to wear red or green clothing. The choice of these colors isn't arbitrary. It's rooted in the Purkinje effect ...