Culture
Sep 22, 2026Body politics: Bharti Kher on the nature of transformation
From female warriors to goddesses, artist Bharti Kher uses the body to explore power, belonging, memory, and change.
By Malika Halder- Sep 21, 2026
Objects of desire: Inside the New York gallery giving South Asian craft a new address
House of Santal is placing South Asian collectible design at the heart of Manhattan’s global luxury conversation.
By Radhika Iyengar - Sep 21, 2026
The success trap: Why the people who have it all can feel the most stuck
The more you have to lose, the harder it can be to change. A closer look at why success, status and security can sometimes become their own kind of cage.
By Chumki Bose - Sep 19, 2026
Why are we falling harder for fictional men than the actors who play them?
The internet has changed the way we crush, and these days, the man we are obsessing over is often the character, not the actor playing him.
By Sagarika Choudhary - Sep 16, 2026
Your first home deserves furniture that evolves with you—here’s what to look for
An expert guide to furnishing your first home with thoughtful, timeless pieces.
By Sneha N - Sep 15, 2026
The 78th Emmy Awards: Every winner, from 'Widow's Bay's' sweep to Jean Smart's domination
Matthew Rhys, Stephen Root, Kate O'Flynn, and Hiro Murai led Widow's Bay to a landslide, while Jean Smart quietly made Emmy history. Here's who won what at this year's Emmy Awards.
By Rucha Sharma - Sep 10, 2026
OTT shows are getting shorter, sharper, and more ruthless with your attention span
Streaming platforms are trading sprawling seasons for tighter storylines as viewers, budgets, and the fight for attention reshape how content is made.
By Sagarika Choudhary - Sep 09, 2026
When your old life no longer fits: The psychology of personal reinvention
Why we change our clothes, homes, habits, and even social circles when we begin to outgrow the person we once were.
By Chumki Bose
