Life & Style

Labels is set to woo and wow Lahore with its famed ‘fashion under one roof’ experience.

Promoting a healthy lifestyle inspired by natural products.

What if the royal wedding was held in Pakistan?

Researchers have begun their hunt for the remains of the woman who might have been the model for da Vinci's Mona Lisa.

Local Twitterati took playful jabs at the lavish ceremony as the event played out.

Therapy for some, freedom for others, dance is recognised as a powerful, creative outlet.

Reese Witherspoon is riding high in circus drama opposite co–star Robert Pattinson.

The clothing store takes a twirl and revamps its look.

Shehzad Hussain talks about becoming an outcast to follow his passion for dance.

While choreographers hope to introduce original works, people are more interested in copying established dance genres.

The male cub was named Rawal while the name of the female cub has been left for the public to decide.

The youth of Pakistan is willing and ready to go the extra mile to bring about a positive change.

A round-up of some of the craziest stories to make it to the internet this week.

Bollywood’s only openly gay filmmaker wrote on his Facebook page. “I am, because you are.”

Danka revamps its cultural guide as the web-portal goes national.

Tabinda Chinoy’s paintings are a message of rebirth, hope and harmony.

The original musical hits the bulls-eye with its direction and contemporary subject matter.

Study suggests if brain is tired, some parts of it can fall asleep for fraction of seconds effecting performance.

Plastic surgeon says local creams can do irreversible damage to the skin.

Just when you were bored with the Sheila humor, comes an alter ego of the club dancer, with a twist.

Broadway expands its stage with movie theatre shows.

A tribute to the music legend Noor Jehan was held at the Aga Khan University Hospital.

Day 3 of the Bridal Couture Week culminated with designers showcasing attire for brides as well as for grooms.

Bilal Lashari marks his film debut with “Waar” slated for release in June.

Tere Bin Laden director writing second comedy.

Learning the art of floral making with German florist Brigitte Heinrichs.

3D cinemas are attracting their audiences, however, more 3D films are required for their survival in Pakistan.

Russian or Soviet cosmonauts never had sex in space in the 50 years of human exploration of the cosmos.

A talented Afghan girl’s journey towards musical success.

Saif Ali Khan has been busy brushing up on his Hindi for his new film.

Budding author Shehryar Fazli’s novel promises a riveting experience.

The Easter egg is regarded as a symbol of resurrection for Christians.

Seeing the itchy and scratc­hy show from almost all the men on the plane is unbear­able.

Krizmah offers handmade bags with cultural and traditional motifs.

Students enthral audience with their spectacular performance.

The Express Tribune’s Hani Taha writes a tribute to her childhood icon, now gone forever.

My ‘Rozi’ was the talk of the town, said Moin Akhtar in one of his most recent interviews with The Express...

Excerpts from the interview Moin Akhtar gave to The Express Tribune.

A reporter reminisces on her interview and resulting contact with the legend.

Fans, artistes, the nation grieve the loss of iconic comedian Moin Akhtar.

Will the latest musical bid from Asia to tap into the key Western market survive?

Crossroads’ knack for slick marketing evolves further as they ‘go green’.

Bollywood is now high on drug tales after the mushy rom-coms.

Has Deepika Padukone really managed to outshine the legendary Zeenat Aman?

Condolences, memories, YouTube videos featuring some of Moin Akhtar’s greatest moments circulate among Twitter fans.

Songs will be released one by one so they get better visibility, says guitarist Sarwar from Club Caramel.

Dozens of blue, violet balloons installed in park's treetops to fight crows which have plagued local residents.

Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 horror classic, ‘The Birds’, to play at Safma on Friday.

Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan completes three years of blogging without missing a single day.

Sabz is a contemporary play set in post 9/11 Pakistan and tackles some very serious issues in a humourous way.