Life & Style

The Alhamra introduced audiences to several hitherto lesser known facts related to Singh’s ideology and trial.

L’Oreal Paris opens make-up studio at Naheed Super Store, Bahadarabad.

Televised dance competitions have led to an increased interest in dance amongst the public.

Perfume’s most basic form, itr, has come back into vogue in the subcontinent.

‘Khushi’ reminded the forgotten blessings taken for granted in search of an illusory world.

In her third lawn collection Battla experiments with colours of the season.

The actor wants to focus on films and is set to venture into Bollywood.

Can’t get away to an exotic location? Then visit Sunuba’s for a relaxing retreat.

Is it time to take a truly commercial approach to theatre in Pakistan?

The suspense in ‘Wrong Number’ kept the audience from leaving.

The most sought after designs are the flat-thong sandals, platform shoes and Kolhapuri chappals.

What really happened between Amir Zaki and Coke Studio?

With the new season slated to go on air on May 22, The Express Tribune speaks to the man behind the hit show.

Older respondents said their interest was tempered by a hankering for the days when stars were "more special."

Necomimi can detect and interpret the emotional state of the wearer, expressing it through four distinct movements.

Artist displays 160 paintings at the Rawalpindi Arts Council.

The play illustrated the struggle of two characters as they chase their dreams.

Fusion in the Evening”, left audience mesmerized at the Open Air Theatre, Lok Virsa.

Wali Orakzai joins Pakistan Military Academy to seek a better future.

Multan has joined the fashion bandwagon with an international fashion show held this past Sunday.

Though lacking novelty ‘Funkar’ managed to deliver the intended message.

Saeed Akhtar’s exhibition allows art lovers to see the process of a master at work.

The men’s wear designer is now targeting a new market: the independent woman.

Interior designer Zara Zaman doesn’t mind getting actively involved in construction work.

Firefly gives an added value to your gift items with a touch of personalisation.

A round-up of the craziest, oddest stories from across the globe.

I didn’t go to pre-school, I turned out just fine — so what if I cried every day through first grade.

Of men and mothers who refuse to cut the apron strings, and some women who never get over their daddy issues.

Most bootleggers say business seems to be expanding due to a relatively new breed of customers — the youth.

Despite laws and social taboos, there is no shortage of either alcohol or alcoholics in Pakistan.

Veteran artist on books, music, and wishing the world was a better place.

Play revolves around a woman who has worked all her life as an extra in the Pakistan film industry.

Guitar School plans to hold regular singing, poetry reading events.

Umer Shareef stresses the need to nurture the arts and culture.

“The Travelling Egg” yolked at Rohtas Gallery.

The Lahore Film and Literary Club screens an award- winning Thai film.

‘Kahanian’ takes up a serious note, giving the audience something to think about.

Artist says most of his work depicts places that left a mark on him.

I do not have a Bollywood background; so whenever I am in a fix, I fall back on Salman.

Inaam explores issues of loss, extreme culture shock, alienation and economic strife faced by South Asian immigrants.

A stash of pornography was found in the hideout of Osama bin Laden by the U.S. commandos who killed him.

The second play at the festival does well but fails to live up to its excellent premise.

An exhibition featuring art from Bangladesh and other South Asian artists opens at Khaas.

Ajoka’s upcoming play portrays Bhagat Singh’s legacy.

After the successes of “Sab Set Hai”, “Mani Azfar Show” and “Main Aur Tum” Ali Azfar is all set for “Light On Hai”

National Fashion and Arts Council has been launched in Peshawar.

Singing rhinos teach South Africans the evils of animal poaching.

The CAP and the Indian NGO Routes2Roots help connect the younger generation of the two nations.

10-day-long Drama Festival 2011 kicks off at PNCA.

Bob Marley is still revered the world over 30 years after his death.