Media professional Shivani Pandya Malhotra, who put the Dubai International Film Festival on the map, moved base to Jeddah for the Red Sea International Film Festival.
Joyce's Christmas lunch is a bustling affair. She single-handedly cooks for over 40 people, with enough leftovers for friends and family to take home
Baked with the right mix of candied fruit and stories, the crusty panettone is Italy’s reminder of everything Christmas
In the fifth edition of the Red Sea International Film Festival (RSIFF), the festival honours storytellers and new talent from West Asia, with Bollywood throw in for good measure.
By recreating concerts of a Parsi music club in 19th-century Bombay, Shubha Mudgal and Aneesh Pradhan show how it helped democratise Hindustani classical music
While many birds will splash down near Delhi's wetlands, so,e will fly further south, to places such as Pulicat lake and Point Calimere.
A song that has outlived countries, outlasted relationships, and out-reasoned reason itself.
A sari has always been about style and common sense. Now, women (and men) are reimagining the many ways to wear it
With the need for stillness and a curiosity around the spiritual, the young are heading to bhajan clubs for a place to anchor
Director Snigdha Kapoor and executive producer Lilly Singh on the importance of telling stories from a feminine lens.
The Kathak exponent on her mother’s fish in mustard and rohu in poppy seed paste.
Sudarshan Shetty on capturing the rhythm and tempo of Mumbai in his video titled A Breath Held Long, showing at the Serendipity Arts Festival
The sixth edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale brings several internationally renowned artists whose works expand the biennale’s global dialogue.
Mahama is the first African to be named the most influential figure in the art world
One can spot harriers, Brahminy kites and even if you are lucky enough Amur falcons
Tony Mercer, director of the ongoing NMACC show 'The Nutcracker on Ice,' talks about combining classic tales with figure skating elements.
US-based Marina Abramović, who will headline the sixth edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, on using the body to confront vulnerability, archiving memory and how art can be spiritual
The vanvas we crave today is not geographical — it is psychological.
The artist on curating the biennale's 6th edition and putting the body at the centre of all experiences
From studying surgery to becoming a chef, Rahul Akerkar found a friend in knife.
Actor Suraj Sharma spoke about growth, identity, and new horizons on the sidelines of the world premiere of his upcoming film This Tempting Madness at IFFI 2025.
At Expresso, actors Shefali Shah and Huma Qureshi spoke about the latest instalment of popular Netflix series Delhi Crime, how OTT has opened new doors for new stars and taking the critics’ words with a pinch of salt.
In the Jacana clan, it is daddy dear who brings up the brood but it’s his wife who wears the pants
The ‘de-screening’ impulse is fostering a growth in India's children's books market. Parents and bookstores are doing their bit to raise the next generation of readers
‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ cannot be a banner. It must be a becoming

