Calabria, situated in the southern region of Italy, has announced that it plans to pay those willing to relocate to its villages."We want this to be an experiment of social inclusion," the mayor of Altomonte Gianpietro Coppola said. "Draw people to live in the region, enjoy the settings, spruce up unused town locations such as conference halls and convents with high-speed internet. Uncertain tourism and the one euro houses are not the best ways to revamp Italy’s south."Offering $33,000 USD, th...

The European Union has declared that companies can legally ban their employees from wearing religious symbols, including hijabs.According to The Guardian, the EU's highest court ruled the notion "in order to present an image of neutrality." The particular ban can be justified by the "employer’s desire to pursue a policy of political, philosophical and religious neutrality with regard to its customers or users, in order to take account of their legitimate wishes," the court explained in a sta...

When I think of all the lingerie trends we've covered at Who What Wear—like the new summer lingerie trends or the underwear trends that are slowly dying—I definitely wouldn't put any of the same styles in the category of both "comfy" and "sexy." That said, I recently found a bra that shattered all the rules I thought governed my undergarments drawer by doing just that—somehow being light as air, supportive, and making me feel like a million bucks. Comfort has got to be my priority when lin...

In anticipation of World Emoji Day (July 17), Emojipedia has unveiled new emojis that might be a part of the Unicode 14.0, an update that has been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.While Unicode Consortium has yet to decide on the final list, the potential options are centered around diversity and inclusivity just like the previous reveal back in May. Standouts include the Korean finger hearts, melting smiley face, cheeky peeking face, holding back tears face and lip bite, as well as the othe...