The first World Food Day was observed in 1945 to commemorate the date of the founding of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation. On the occasion of World Food Day, here are a few bizarre foods from around the world that are not for the faint-hearted.(Instagram)
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Penis Fish (South Korea): This is a South Korean genital-shaped dish that is typically eaten raw with a savoury sauce. (Instagram/@madi379)
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Surströmming (Sweden): This is a famous traditional Swedish dish that has a very pungent smell. It is made from the small herring, caught in the Baltic Sea during spring. (Instagram/@vlassska.fish)
Surströmming (Sweden): This is a famous traditional Swedish dish that has a very pungent smell. It is made from the small herring, caught in the Baltic Sea during spring. (Instagram/@vlassska.fish)
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Kiviak (Greenland): This is a traditional food from Greenland that is made of auk birds which are then sealed in dead seal and are left for fermentation for up to three months. (Instagram/@therelocos)
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As Spider-Man: Brand New Day gears up to release in theatres on July 30 in India, Zendaya's spectacular press tour has once again cemented her status as the undisputed queen of method dressing. Working closely with her longtime stylist, Law Roach, the actor served a series of jaw-dropping Spider-Man-inspired looks that blurred the line between couture and character.
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Christopher Nolan's epic action drama The Odyssey is all set to hit the screens on July 17. On Tuesday, the cast and crew of the film arrived in New York for the film's grand premiere, dressed in elaborate designer ensembles. Here's a look at who wore what.
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Rahul Mishra unveiled his Spring/Summer 2026 couture collection, Devi, at Paris Haute Couture Week, celebrating the divine feminine through sculptural silhouettes, hand embroidery and motifs inspired by centuries-old Indian temple art.
