CULTURE

Delhi was drenched in the colours of the Holi festival on Wednesday (March 27th) as locals immersed themselves in festive spirits by pouring handfuls of bright coloured powder on each other.

A controversial advert showing women bound and gagged in the trunk of a Ford Figo with disgraced former Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi at the wheel has caused international outrage.

Visitors to the Museum of Modern Art in New York are getting the chance to see an unusual performance: Oscar-winning actress Tilda Swinton sleeping in a glass box.

Artist Anthea Pokroy has photographed more than 500 redheads for an exhibition that explores notions of racial classification and 'otherness'.

Christie's auction house is set to sell the world's biggest flawless diamond for more than £13 million.

The Geneva Motor Show was not just about cars. Here is a look at the gorgeous women at the show

Balancing rocks sculpture by Swiss art duo revealed outside Serpentine Gallery.

The 83rd edition of Geneva Motor Show witnesses Ferrari, McLaren and Porsche unveiling their next supercars

Ferrari, McLaren, Lamborghini and Rolls Royce to unveil their latest cars at the Geneva Motor Show 2013

Turner Prizewinning artist speaks out about auction of stolen Banksy mural.

Samantha Cameron hosted a reception at Downing Street to open London Fashion Week, with guests including a Prada-clad Anna Wintour and Victoria Beckham.

Winners of 2012 World Press Photo Awards announced in Amsterdam.

Helga Weiss’s account of life in WWII concentration camps Terezin and Auschwitz published by Penguin.

Sunday Times journalist Camilla Long slams marriage break-up memoir as 'vague literary blah'.

Kar-Ben Publishing releases children's book, in English, for the LGBT community

French automaker Renault has upgraded its popular-selling Duster SUV with a new multimedia system called 'Media NAV'.

Missing Part of Courbet’s headless portrait discovered by art collector in Paris junk shop.

In the UK, the fault affects only left-hand drive, non-European vehicles.

The painting, from 1932, will be sold by Sotheby's on 5 February and it is estimated to reach between £25 million and £35 million.

Lighting GT electric supercar integrates new technologies with wide range of advanced engineering and technical features.

The iconic gas guzzler driven by Batman actor Adam West in the 1960s TV series fetched nearly £3 million in Arizona.

The ‘taboo and distasteful’ sex book was unofficially banned for over 200 years.

Lee Hadwin, who draws in a trance, sells entire collection with half of proceeds going to to Missing Persons charity.

The Italian Fashion House will open a string of new menswear boutiques, starting with Paris, followed by London and then Milan.

Kate Middleton looks like she has had one too many sleepless nights in the first official portrait of her.

Honda is planning 800 job cuts at its Swindon plant, which produces the Civic, Jazz and CR-V models.

A priceless portrait by the Venetian artist Titian has been rediscovered in the bowels of London's National Gallery.

Knives out for harsh and funny critiques of literary giants' failed masterpieces for 2012.

Sales of Ferrari and Maserati cars - once the symbol of the rich and successful - have hit the skids in their native Italy.