Life & Style

Waleed Zaman, head of the clothing brand, talks about the philosophy behind Kayseria’s prints.

Director Bilal Lashari gives an inside look into his latest venture.

A pilot reports seeing what he describes as a ‘flying shark’ in the sky as he was preparing to land a passenger jet.

US officials are investigating if potentially classified information was given to Oscar winning film-maker Bigelow.

The stars of television singing contest “The Voice” promises more celebrity and top talent in their upcoming season.

Ghulam Ali Lahooti expresses remorse over the dearth of violinists in the country.

Highlighting make-up and style hallmarks that made a mark in 2011.

VeEna-1, lawn revenge, melodic Dajjal - a list of doomsday scenarios we may encounter in the days to come.

HydraFacial, which uses an unconventional approach to cleansing, is the newest treatment in town.

Nadia Hussain’s clinic provides options for looking younger without having to go under the knife.

Here’s a list of all the disappointing entertainers and entertainment projects of the year.

Accord­ing to report­s, one in 30 infant­s born in the United States in 2009 was a twin.

In Pakistani culture, tea is not just a necessity; it’s an entire framework of feelings.

It’s truly the season of celebrity engagements.

Farrukh Naik and Hasan Kazmi talk about encountering paranormal activity in Rawalpindi-Islamabad.

A report on the 2011 Pakistani box office.

Is the film hoping to cash in on the recent increase in popularity of Imran Khan?

Hawking, renowned for unraveling some of the most complex questions in modern physics, does not understand women.

The ancient rock at Manthal stands as the remaining emblem of the Tibetan Scholars Empire in this particular location.

The Descendants, Artist gain producers guild nods.

Chart topping albums of 2011 led to an overall increase in the sale of music.

Pop singer Sajjad Ali goes acoustic with his latest offering.

Biker Moin Khan takes on the challenge of training women to ride motor bikes.

Desi Twitter users share their parents “golden words”.

India eyes its Asian rival China as a potential market, after a successful run of '3 Idiots'.

There are about 70 types of fish in the local market that include both imported and locally bred ones.

Dr Khuhro plans to write similar books for other provinces.

The talented Ashraf sisters welcome 2012 with their designer winter collection.

Ali Zafar, impressing with vocals in 2003, is proving to be the epitome of versatility taking on Bollywood projects.

Australian experiment shows jeans worn for three months did not smell 'socially challenging'.

The actor has been considered worthy of knighthood by the French president.

What did critics have to say about the star’s directorial debut?

Movies to be excited about in 2012.

Miller believes by fusing different sounds together, she can help in filling the cultural gap between East and West.

A passionate Pashto singer finally succeeds in releasing his second album.

Woman insect breeder came up with a recipe where worms are roasted and ground to make flour-like powder.

Celebrities may want to think twice before posting controversial content on Twitter.

Animal prints never seem to go out of style.

2012 is bringing audiences an interesting dose of Bollywood films.

The Knowledge Factory promises to make education and character building fun.

If theater was food, Napa’s latest offering is a plate full of delicious curry served cold.

The creators plan to print a comic book every month for free.

Interior designer Hamza Tarar talks about furniture trends for the coming year.

Classical singer Aliya Rasheed sees the world through her voice and her sixth sense.

Nadeem Zafar, also known as Nabeel, discusses his ‘serious’ start, foray into comedic roles and his future plans

Distributors hopeful of the future of Pakistani cinema.

The pop rock band, who recently performed in India, talks about new singles and future plans.

Here are some of the hottest flicks coming your way in 2012.

After militancy, folk music cools the fire of rebellion.

The Pakistan L’Oreal Bridal Week did not come up to the standards of fashion enthusiasts.