Culture
Jul 28, 2025The secret to having the walls in your home tell a story? Start with the art
From the deeply personal to the universally felt, artist Michelle Poonawalla reflects on how art carries our shared inheritance.
By Michelle Poonawalla- Jul 27, 2025
What to watch in August before the spoilers hit
From mysteries like 'Wednesday' and historical dramas like 'Chief of War', to reality romance in 'Love Is Blind: UK' and espionage thrillers like 'Saare Jahan Se Accha', August is packed with new and returning shows that will have you binging away.
By Adit Ganguly - Jul 25, 2025
All that is trending in the art, entertainment, and culinary world
From new menu launches to art exhibitions and cultural must-sees, here’s what’s worth your time.
By Malika Halder - Jul 24, 2025
Here are six books that belong at the very top of your TBR pile
These six books belong at the very top of your TBR pile.
By Ria Singh - Jul 24, 2025
The women who write women: Changing the narrative from within
From being tucked neatly into tropes to being flawed and full, women on screen have had a journey. But the reason women characters are being written better, in no small part, is because of the women writing them.
By Saumyaa Vohra - Jul 24, 2025
Ruskin Bond turns 91, and he’s nowhere near done telling stories
From his window in Landour, the beloved author reflects on a life spent writing, the characters who never left him, and why the stories keep coming.
By Ria Singh - Jul 23, 2025
Inside the mindset shift that’s helping women take charge of their financial futures
Bazaar India explores women’s layered relationship with wealth management.
By Geetika Sachdev - Jul 29, 2025
Are we finally ready to let Lena Dunham be Lena Dunham?
The rom-com series 'Too Much' marks a new chapter in Dunham’s complicated, confessional legacy.
By Louis Staples
