Anushree Majumdar

In India for the first time for Goa Sunsplash, India’s largest reggae and sound system festival (that begins today and goes on till Sunday), Macka.B chats about his favourite vegetable, his vintage riddims.

The last-ever show of U2’s ‘The Joshua Tree Tour’ in Mumbai was a long time coming. 32 years after the release of the album, the Irish rock band reminds us that no matter the cost, art can still speak truth to power

U2 India concert: Fans from all over the country, and perhaps beyond, are making their way to witness the first ever live performance by the iconic Irish rock band U2.

Actor-activist Ian Somerhalder on playing a vampire, what it means to be human and standing up for people’s rights.

Women have been Tracy Chevalier’s prime focus, from an iconic artwork to the ‘surplus’ ones on WWI sidelines.

64-year-old writer Anthony Horowitz has written children’s books, murder mysteries, plays, award-winning period drama such as Foyle’s War, Injustice, Poirot and Midsomer Murders.

In the backdrop of her latest solo in Mumbai, veteran artist Nalini Malani talks about her works, and pushing the boundaries of art.

Honeyland, an award-winning documentary, is a heartwarming story of a nomadic beekeeper as much as it is a warning about the industrialisation of nature’s bounty.

Bestselling writer Jojo Moyes on her latest book, The Giver of Stars, a story about friendship and the power of the written word.

The bungalow, with its spacious entrance hall, and high wood-panelled ceiling, became a German language centre, which also hosted several music concerts.

Producer Sanaya Ardeshir aka Sandunes on ‘Hand of Thought’, her latest collaborative project.

An immersive exhibition that integrates multiple art forms, from painting to textile, presents a panoramic view of Gandhi’s life and philosophy.

Nearly a month ago, Atindra Chakraborty, a 20-something engineer, heard Mondal hum a song while he was waiting for a train at the Ranaghat junction platform in West Bengal.

The 42-year-old British artist, who was born in Sylhet, Bangladesh, and moved to the UK when she was eight, advocates the Barthesian argument that the author/artist’s work belongs to the reader/viewer to interpret, free from the creator’s meaning or intent.

In Aadish Keluskar’s tightly-written film, Jaoon Kahan Bata Ae Dil, a couple realises that love and lust come easily — tolerance is another matter altogether

Ishrat Kanga, till recently, was also the only Indian and female auctioneer at an international auction house.

The Zoya Factor is a story about Zoya Singh Solanki, an executive in an advertising agency, who was born at the same moment that India won the cricket world cup in 1983.

Shikaar, Patchworks Ensemble’s latest production, a rip-roaring comedy about five chudails, and a man on a mission.

Last week, the government read down Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir. Rai’s show, titled ‘Exhibit A’, is a response to that.