Taste

The Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation's Pera Museum opened its new exhibition "A Question of Taste" on Feb. 23.

The infamous web of vested interests and corrupt relationships across the hierarchy of power, known in Greek as "diaploki," is a resilient, flexible and adjustable thing that adapts to all sorts of governments and ideologies. It is also universal by its very nature, in that it conforms to all regimes and tastes.

“My Style Rocks” is a reality show that tests the knowledge and taste of the young female contestants. The show aired on Skai TV, is quite popular with the female audience. It does have it male fans, too, though. They have their own favourite, which obviously differs from that of the ladies, as they take other things into consideration. It is Nefeli Axiotis.

Choosing a wedding photographer can prove to be quite a difficult task. One can never be absolutely sure about the end results. And the thing is the ceremony is only done once (at least most of the times). A taste of special wedding photos can be found by visiting the Fearless Awards website, which chooses and presents beautiful photographic material every two months.

People change and adapt when they’re in a relationship—and not usually in ways that make them more unique. Studies suggest that over time, romantic partners can become more similar in subtle ways.

In the minds of most people Japan and innovative technology are synonymous concepts. And rightly so, because the Japanese rarely fail to deliver when it comes to new inventions. The latest incredible one is a fork that tastes like salt! The fork has a special button that when pressed will releases an electrical discharge creating the sensation on the taste buds of salt.

Love is bitter? No doubt about it! But one has to admit, there is a certain sweetness in love. For me, the most fitting word for love is in the Italian language: Amore. It reminds me of the bitter-sweet taste of love, and I find "amore" very similar to "amaro," the bitter-sweet Italian digestive, and not by just mere similarity of the sound.