With cuisines from around the world on its menu,the new eatery in Noida’s corporate district leaves you food drunk.

While across India,b-girls are far and few in number as compared to b-boys,the scene in the Capital is even worse. Talk finds out why.

A new film documents the works of Stefan Norblin,a Polish artist who had fled to India after Hitler attacked Poland during WW II.

If you spot poodles,golden retrievers and bull dogs dawdling around at this year’s Bacardi NH7 Weekender,don’t be surprised.

Popular on- and off-screen couple Sai Deodhar and Shakti Anand turn producers with Khamoshiyan.

In 2000,Nepalese artist Govinda Sah Azad undertook a solo cycle tour from east to west Nepal,with the slogan,“The 21st Century is the Century of Art and Peace”. His exhibition at Art Konsult,Delhi,titled Shrishti Chakra ,follows the same theme.

Introduced about two years ago,e-books are fast capturing the imagination of bibliophiles in India.

The Burberry-Humphrey Bogart scuffle over copyright throws up some interesting questions

After months of speculation over the title of Yash Chopra’s upcoming directorial venture,the veteran filmmaker has finally zeroed in on Jab Tak Hai Jaan.

British-Bangladeshi artiste Akram Khan,who is currently touring India,says growing up in a multicultural milieu shaped his art.

The clothes a woman wears have much to say about her personality and her roots.

Anand Gandhi’s debut feature film Ship of Theseus,which premiered at the Toronto film festival last week,questions morality,ideology and authorship of art

India will be the focus of leading British journalist Saima Mohsin.

The colours and sounds of the Sahara and Thar deserts descended upon the Capital last year,as the first edition of Amarrass Desert Music Festival took place.

An exhibition by French photographer Manuel Bougot captures the various facets of Chandigarh — Le Corbusier’s architecture in the city,its people and their lives

Barely a month after Lakme Fashion Week drew attention for its first finale presented by young designers,comes the news of the ouster of Anjana Sharma.

The unabashedly experimental phase in Hindi film music includes music producers who find that ‘arranging’ a song qualifies them as composers.

After the celebrity-studded Mumbai launch of their two-volume book titled India Fantastique at Nita and Mukesh Ambani’s towering mansion Antilla last month,couturiers Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla are making headlines yet again.

Saadat Hasan Manto’s daughters relived their father’s memories in the Capital on Saturday.

Tarami,the new Kashmiri eatery in town,serves some delicious Wazwan delicacies to reckon with.

Filmmaker Shivendra Singh Dungarpur’s Celluloid Man celebrates the work of legendary archivist PK Nair,in restoring India’s rare and early movies.

An exhibition brings together antique 250 Jamavar weaves,a few dating to the 18th century.

On his first India tour where he will interact with students,American political cartoonist Daryl Cagle explains why his ilk must refrain from words.

One of Bollywood’s most sought-after character actors,Paresh Rawal,talks about surviving in a star-driven industry.