Weekend LaoDong
Moisturize and soften skin with sweet potato and yogurt masks
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Weekends are an ideal time for the skin to rest and recover after many days of exposure to dust, sunlight and cosmetics. According to the book "Skin Masks for Women" (Women's Publishing House), sweet potato masks combined with unsweetened yogurt are a simple, easy-to-make skin care formula at home, especially suitable for dry and damp skin.
Secrets to nurturing marital happiness
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After getting married, instead of spending all their time on work or daily worries, more and more young couples choose to explore new lands together as a way to balance life and nurture love.
Remembering painter Le Thiet Cuong: In gentleness there is still Cuong..
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It was thought that the last handshake was still warm in his hands, but it was almost a year since Le Thiet Cuong left life.
The encroachment of non-existent artists
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When artificial intelligence (AI) can create thousands of songs in a short time, the music industry enters an unprecedented competition.
Wushu and the Olympic arena
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For the first time, wushu is included in the program of an official Olympics organized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Wushu will be one of 25 sports competing at the 2026 World Youth Olympics held in Senegal in October this year.
NSND Bui Bai Binh tells the story of playing Uncle Ho
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Transforming into President Ho Chi Minh on screen is a great honor but also a "steel" pressure for any actor. On the occasion of the 136th anniversary of Uncle Ho's birth, People's Artist Bui Bai Binh had an emotional conversation about the journey of transforming into a great leader in the movie "The Prophet" directed by Vuong Duc.
Ngoc Quy Vinh Hy
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Vinh Hy Bay has a beauty blended between the vast mountains and forests and the vast sea; between the pristine beauty of the mountains and forests and the magnificent color of the ocean; the parallel existence of fishing villages and traditional fishing and the new trend of tourism services.
Businesses expect to spread green lifestyles at Green Transformation Day 2026
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Businesses participating in "Green Transformation Day 2026" expect that through the program, messages about environmental protection, energy saving, green transformation and sustainable development will continue to spread strongly in the community.
Green living journey from close things
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On May 16, 2026, at Cau Giay Park (Hanoi), the program "Green Transformation Day 2026" organized by Lao Dong Newspaper in coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and Hanoi City People's Committee will take place with many experiential activities, exchanges and art performances.
Phung Van Khai and "Poems written for myself
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Poetry written for myself" - the 4th collection of poetry out of a total of 27 personal books by writer, Colonel Phung Van Khai, further confirms the talent and extraordinary writing power of the novelist with the number 1 historical topic in Vietnam today.
Endless summer days in Switzerland
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From the Mediterranean-breathing city, the village nestled in the snowy mountains to the vibrant financial center, the journey in Switzerland has left Vietnamese tourists with unforgettable memories like dreams following a very beautiful summer in Europe.
Fluctuating cherry blossom season
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Immersed in the fragile pink color of cherry blossoms, the Northeast Asian Spring trip has very unique emotions when Vietnamese tourists enjoy slow-moving days amidst the brilliant season.
Xuan Lan: 2 times making films that did not achieve high revenue gave me a big lesson
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After the controversy surrounding the story of heavy losses in Vietnamese films, supermodel Xuan Lan for the first time shared long and frankly about her journey back to cinema, the pressure of being a producer.
When memories have not cooled down and words have not yet spoken
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Three books "When Love Has Not Been Forgotten", "When Farewell Has Not Been Spoken" and "When Love Has Not Been Proclaimed" by Japanese writer Toshikazu Kawaguchi continue to attract Vietnamese readers thanks to their gentle, emotional storytelling and profound healing messages.
Nguyen Van Khanh Phong: The hope of Vietnamese Gymnastics
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Player Nguyen Van Khanh Phong is a face trusted by the Vietnamese Gymnastics Team to achieve medal results at the 2026 Challenge World Cup. He is also the hope to achieve results at ASIAD 20.
Micro Drama Wave
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In recent years, a format that seemed like an "aftertaste" of the entertainment industry has unexpectedly risen to the center of attention: micro dramas - short film series filmed in a vertical 9:16 ratio, each episode only lasts from 1 to 3 minutes but can be up to several dozen, even several hundred episodes. No longer a sideline experiment, micro dramas are becoming a real market, especially in countries with high smartphone usage rates like Vietnam.
Actor Quang Su: No role is easy
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After nearly 2 years of "hiding" from television to focus on his small family and separate film projects, actor Quang Su has officially reappeared with small screen audiences through VFC's new movie called "Under the light-lit window". This return of the male actor is not only surprising because of his skinny, windy appearance due to strict weight squeezing efforts for the character, but also in a professional mindset full of stillness and contemplation.
Bringing national quintessence to application products
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Instead of letting heritage lie silently in memory, young people like Ms. Ho Suong Lan (CEO of Maries) and Nguyen Hong Nhung (founder of Me Choi) are striving to bring the soul of the nation into the modern rhythm through application products. From a sedge bag with bronze drum motifs to a silk scarf printed with the quintessence of Hang Trong and Kim Hoang paintings. Folk culture has been "coated in a new coat" full of luxury and closeness. These items are not only fashion but also a bridge to bring Vietnamese heritage closer to the younger generation and confidently reach international level.
Utqiagvik Life: When Light Returns
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In Utqiagvik - a city in the northern United States of Alaska - people live amidst ice, prolonged darkness and midnight sunshine. But what keeps them behind is not the harshness of the climate, but the familiarity of the place where tradition and modernity coexist in every daily rhythm of life.
When technology elevates modern kitchens
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Technology is creeping into every small corner of life, and the kitchen is no longer an exception. From smart kitchens to artificial intelligence (AI), these innovations not only enhance the cooking experience but also contribute to improving labor productivity in modern society.
