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The band Orangenoise, featured in the sixth episode of ‘Uth Records’, impressed audiences.

Musician Jamal Rahman launches a platform to encourage live acts.

US actor Sheen says footage of meltdown made him flinch.

The brand launches four lines through Ensemble.

Press conference announcing the 4th instalment of the Bridal Couture Week, was all about rhythm, dance and festivity.

Classical musician Zohaib Hassan talks about the decline in demand for sarangi players.

Impromptu workshops instruct people on the ancient art of Batik.

Carrie Underwood says it’s important to step away from the limelight.

Puri feels that impactful, close-to-life dramas are dying, admits there is dire need for shows that create awareness.

Beanbag seller, Mohammad Hanif’s stall at Sunday Bazaar goes unnoticed every week.

Dermatologist Dr Shehla Ahmad, cosmetologist Ridah Misbah and beautician Asma Mumtaz share tips on skin-care.

The four-day fashion event received a mixed response.

One of the few places where the Harry Potter movies failed to weave their magic was the Oscars.

The actor’s legal woes end after five years.

Warner Bros cashes in on the craze with “The Making of Harry Potter”.

The actor, who will make an appearance at the Cannes Film Festival, talks about his future projects.

Yousuf Salahuddin talks about his rendition of the popular folklore Heer Ranjha.

From ‘courtesans of Lahore’ to ‘Parisian glamour’, the finale showcased it all.

Researchers say that the brains of Japanese honeybees may actually be processing and responding to enemy threat.

Censor board chairman says the step was taken only to revive cinema culture in Pakistan.

Sheherezade shares two decades of her craft, a selection of clay vessels dated between 1985 and 2011.

Aerosmith says new album brings ‘a little of 1975 back’.

Bollywood film explores the themes of motherhood and feminism.

Ishtiaq Afzal Khan steals the show with his ‘Patchalicious’ collection.

Tuskegee features Lionel Richie and 13 country stars collaborating for some of Richie’s biggest hits.

With US shows behind him, the music executive returns to Britain for a ratings battle.

Bollywood’s glamour girls Aishwarya Rai, Lara Dutta and Celina Jaitley step into motherhood.

Young designers bring desi funk to the forefront.

Ex-Jal member’s debut song for Bollywood misses the mark.

28 art pieces by Russian artist go on display at Jharoka.

The criminal faces up to 60 years in prison when sentenced In July.

Fairytale ride continues for Slumdog Millionaire children.

Sara Shahid’s new range ‘Simply Sublime’ aims to bring high fashion to the streets of Pakistan.

Shoaib Khan talks about his upcoming film Rangeen.

Only a few of the nine designer collections stood out on the ramp.

From sugar mommies, engagement pressures to expensive actors and model put-downs.

The action film has third-highest domestic opening weekend.

A list of the most popular romantic and dance songs of 2011.

The fifth episode of ‘Uth Records’ brings to the fore the almost non-existent jazz genre in the country.

Rajasthan puppeteer Khairaiti Ram Bhat talks about the rise and fall of puppetry.

Palash Sen of music band Euphoria would have been the first Indian musician to visit Pakistan after November 26, 2008.

Organizers of the Kuwait tournament had downloaded the parody from the internet by mistake.

The singer jostles for space with new album MDNA.

The Indian actor on the pros and cons of Bollywood and why he doesn’t use his last name anymore.

It is important to be no 1: Priyanka Chopra.

Bonhams Art Gallery aims to promote Pakistani art on an international level.

Ruheena Malik keeps the tradition of Islamic calligraphy alive.

Popular for his song “Alaf Allah Chumby Dee Booti”, among others.

Exploring the culture of embroidery in Balochistan.

The feel of the store is that of an old English tea house, with old clocks, ottomans and vintage rugs.