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Shabnam: Bidding farewell
Shabnam, who came to Pakistan with her husband Robin Ghosh on April 23, left for Bangladesh yesterday afternoon.
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‘Coke Studio 5’: That didn’t impress us much
The show’s latest season opens on a low note.
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Booker T bassist Donald 'Duck' Dunn dies aged 70
Dunn died in his sleep in a hotel room in the Japanese capital on Sunday after performing at Blue Note Tokyo.
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Indie films show Cannes the other Bollywood
Films in this year's line-up are part of alternative Bollywood that departs from commercial song-and-dance hits.
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Madame Tussauds unveils UK queen's jubilee waxwork
New figure, which cost $241,500 is part of Madame Tussauds' plans to celebrate Elizabeth's diamond jubilee.
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Atif Aslam speeds up the Bollywood race
The singer-cum-actor is set to record two songs for Race 2.
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'Avengers' rings up $103 million in record weekend
The Avengers is the first movie to exceed $100 million in its second weekend.
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Women find men with smouldering eyes 'shifty'
Men who gaze at women open-eyed are thought to be more sincere and better partners.
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Shock-seekers snap up new Aussie art dare
The "poo-machine" was built by Belgian artist Wim Delvoye to mimic the actions of the human digestive system.
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Book review: Between Clay and Dust - subtlety in times of high drama
Between Clay and Dust is about a wrestler and a tawaif, two art forms, that no longer hold the glory they once did.
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Celebs whipped into shape
How Rihanna, Pippa Middleton and Taylor Lautner got their smoking bodies.
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Depp, Burton bring light comedy to Dark Shadows
This is Johnny Depp’s eighth cinematic collaboration with director Tim Burton.
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‘Ek Tha Tiger’ teaser gets roaring response
Film fraternity, critics and fans excited about Salman Khan’s latest venture.
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Sheep: Following the herd?
Sheep’s Aalia Jafar explains the noticeable change in the brand’s design philosophy.
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‘Naach’: Dancing debacle
Hasan Rizvi’s ‘Naach’ fails to impress audiences.
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'Happy Mother's day', tweets Bollywood
This Mother's Day Sunday, Bollywood celebrities took to micro-blogging site Twitter to thank their moms.
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Prenatal smoking tied to worse asthma in kids
Smoking during pregnancy linked to increased risks of miscarriage, low birth weight, certain birth defects.
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Taiwan city to offer dog poop lottery
Participants will be given one lotto ticket in exchange for collected dog waste.
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'Ishaqzaade' earns Rs45.4m on opening day
Ishaqzaadesaid to be one of the biggest box office start for a newcomer film.
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My own personal Manto
On his death anniversary, we revisit a tribute to the controversial poet from across the border
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Listen to your mother
From ‘words of wisdom’ to sardonic remarks — here are some things only a Pakistani mother could say,
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Mother’s Day: A time to give back
Pamper the most important woman in your life with these gifts.
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Vaneeza Ahmed: Of nap times and nappy changes
Vaneeza Ahmed talks candidly about raising two-month old Inaaya.
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'Essence of yoga lies in sincerity, not commercialisation'
There are so many misconceptions about yoga like doing yoga is boring, takes time to show result and so on.
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Two arrested in Stevie Wonder extortion plot
The pair had threatened to reveal information they claimed would be embarrassing to Stevie Wonder.
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US jury convicts man of murdering singer Hudson's family members
The accused broke into the Hudson family home and shot Hudson's mother, brother and nephew.
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No feud with 'Desperate Housewives' co-stars: Eva
Reports of supposed feud started off after Hatcher's name was conspicuously left off the parting gift cards.
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Going against body clock paves way to obesity
The mismatch between the body's internal clock and our daily schedules make us sleepy and also contributes to obesity.
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Witness to violence makes women prone to risky sex: Study
Women who have been abused themselves were more likely to use drugs or alcohol and have unprotected sex.
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Pakistanis win global award for film on drones
This year alone, there has been more than 10 drone strikes, in which at least 83 people have been killed.
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The Avengers: When the powers combine…
The Avengers premiere in Lahore brought back childhood memories.
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The art archive: Sublime feeling
There is a way in which sublime feeling no longer fits with contemporary visual experience.
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‘Taming of the Shrew’ with a desi twist
The local rendition of the Shakespearean play premieres in Lahore.
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A tribute to Shabnam and Robin Ghosh
Film industry veterans get together at the Arts Council to celebrate and honour the actor and music composer.
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Pakistani students win international award for film on drones
The Other Side made by Iqra University students won Best Audience Award at National Film Festival For Talented Youth.
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Jolie wants different ethnic traditions at wedding
Jolie seeks Cambodian, Ethiopian and Vietnamese traditions, Pitt keener on traditional wedding.
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Maharashtra seeks Aamir's support for girl child
Following 'Satyamev Jayate', health minister asks for support to the government's campaign against female foeticide.
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The Simpsons go Gaga for season finale
The teaser shows Gaga mania, with the pop star in some of her trademark outfits.
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German man has last laugh with "new home" obituary
A man announced his change of address to the unusual location of his "new home" - six feet under the ground.
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Mendes, a Thai masseuse
Mendes, currently dating actor Ryan Gosling, reveals she is now a fully trained masseuse.
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Show your mom you care!
She gave up her dreams to let you live yours and she egged you on whenever you felt low.
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"House" finale bittersweet: "Everybody Dies"
The series finale sees Dr. Gregory House examine his future and personal demons. As to who will die? Stay tuned.
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Ek shaam Manto ke saath – in ‘Bombay’
It was perhaps fitting that the mehfil was held in a city which the writer adopted as his own.
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Short story: The odour of in-flight entertainment
Randhir reached for his bag and took out a book, 'Selected Stories of Saadat Hasan Manto'.
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Manto: How relevant is the writer today?
Present-day literati on Manto’s enduring significance.
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Manto: Why I wanted to read a ‘lewd’ writer
For a young man in Haripur, Manto unlocked the door to a world of ‘unflinchingly true’ language and stories.
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Manto: The unmatched craftsman who strips life of its illusions
Manto’s stories are a concave lens which sees through societal hypocrisy and reveals us to ourselves.
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Out by Royal Park, the ‘soul’ of film lays dying
The fate of film poster art has followed the same trajectory as that of the dying Pakistani film industry.
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Manto: We will never see this modern master’s like again
Even among his envious contemporaries, Manto was recognised as a uniquely talented writer.
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Obama's speechwriter gets sitcom job
The show is titled '1600 Penn' - named after the presidential address.










































