Life & Style

“Don’t you think I’ve trained him very well?” her voice sparkles with mischief, pride and pleasure.

Confusion reigns over whether or not Indian movies will be allowed screening in Pakistani cinemas.

Hair care is extremely important if you want to look well-dressed and put together.

Diaz tops of the list of the most dangerous celebrities to search for online, above second-placed Julia Roberts.

Foreign celebrities who have begun relief efforts are Hollywood actor Angelina Jolie and Mike Shinoda.

Christopher Hitchens’ memoir adds another layer to the man we know as a master polemicist and rabble-rouser.

“I know that the food is our weak point,” says Ruheena Malik, owner of the recently opened Saffron.

It’s grey and windy outside but Neco’s café is bright and bustling.

There is no setting where a first impression matters more than at the workplace.

The actor slouches and shuffles his way through Jhootha Hi Sahi and will even be seen sporting a paunch.

After signing a lead role in a Bollywood film starring Katrina Kaif and Imran Khan, is Ali Zafar moving to Mumbai?

Arieb Azhar talks about his experiences, inspirations and music.

The actor has been diagnosed with throat cancer that may cause him to lose his voice.

According to Torrent Freak, Vampires Suck has been downloaded more than 100,000 times since it was leaked.

Millions of fans on Twitter make perfect sense for Justin Bieber but does that guarantee zero troubles?

Bollywood hunk Salman Khan says he has a special connection with police as his grandfather was a police officer.

Tapu Javeri hates liars and Bollywood inspired mehndis, but loves Jerry the mouse.

Monica Paracha began her own label in 2003 and since then has become an internationally recognised designer.

Michael Douglas, 65, has been diagnosed with throat cancer and will undergo chemotherapy.

Spanish pop icon Enrique Iglesias hopes his first album in three years will narrow differences between regions.

Model/actor Ayesha Omar and VJ Anoushey Ashraf’s new collection, Ayesha/Anoushey for Labels, is fun, fresh and funky.

Artists donated work, some of which has never been seen before, to raise money to help the flood survivors.

Indian socialites are dishing out millions for Bollywood celebrities to turn up to events.

“At the moment I don’t know when I’ll marry. I had earlier said 2012, but that’s two years away"

Adults who have internet access at home are more likely to be in romantic relationships...

Hadiqa Kiani, Ali Zafar, Mona Liza, Salman Ahmed, Abrarul Haq and Javed Ahmed are vocal about the need to donate.

Inception is NOT the new Matrix. Inception is Inception and it’s tidier to allow each creation to be its own entity.

Rock band EP launched a new patriotic song and music video on August 14 that it hopes will provoke a youth revolution.

“The style of story-telling is larger than life, with strong emotions. This film is unusual for Indian cinema."

Injections of Botox, a muscle-relaxing toxin used to treat wrinkles in adults more common in teens.

The billboard in question was at a height equivalent to a four-storey building.

For the first time in a long time, Julia Roberts has opened a movie, Eat Pray Love, on her own.

What he did in and to 80s cinema. With Deewar in the mid-70s, the Angry Young Man was born.

Many suffering from depression describe it as a hopeless void, a bottomless pit that pulls them in deeper and deeper.

Thirteen years after his death, those who worked with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan still feel his loss deeply.

Back to the 80s: Summer 2010 finds big hair, “Dynasty” power shoulders and vibrant colours in full swing.

The musician is working with Gumby and Omran Shafique on his debut album which is still in progress.

The spirit of Independence Day compelled celebrities to tweet their feelings about Pakistan.

EP’s new song Shor Macha falls into the same realm of vaguely patriotic messages that invoke people to ‘do something’.

Priyanka Chopra watched with alarm for news of a stupa and a market where she had played as a child.

Adil Moosajee likes “Jeevay Jeevay Pakistan” because he used to sing it while he was at school.

The dances in commercial stage plays and films have yet to adopt new moves.

Pakistan’s 63rd Independence Day is marred with the death and destruction brought about by the worst floods.

A recap of the notable Bollywood films showcasing reporters, editors and the media.

Pakistani celebrities reminisce about Nazia Hassan and their favourite songs by the iconic singer.

Cafe Flo turned into a well-heeled melee of celebrities and fashionistas who descended for the launch of Tapu's book.

Peepli has already recovered its investment by selling its satellite rights for INR100 million.

Not only have we subjected our poor lips to the blazing summer sun, but we also torture them every day.

'Life's too Short' journal surfaces at Raja’s bookshop, The Last Word, in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad.

“Good Things Come In Small Packages” aimed to let audiences appreciate the works of 21 artists at one exhibition.