Life & Style

There was a time when a female musician could hardly be seen as anything but a sex symbol. Mujahid is changing that.

Zoo may take legal action against filmstar Reema for not paying for the upkeep of two deer she had adopted.

Indian manager of Pakistani Singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan killed in a road accident, 2 band members injured.

The simpleton will say something as inane as, “I love my cat” and get 500 Facebook likes in a matter of seconds.

Mirroring Pakistan's own struggle, Uzbekistani cinema is being overshadowed by Indian productions.

Osama bin Laden's fame can be guessed from his coverage done extensively all around the world.

She washes dishes, sets dinner tables, cleans houses to take care of the most precious person of her life- her mother.

Saeed Akhtar’s sketches go on display as artist launches Sketchbook.

On Mothers’ Day, what better way to make your mother feel special than dedicating a song to her?

The original Suno Kae Mae Hoon Jawan line-up, with Ali Jafri and Gumby, performs together after 7 years.

A three-day event promotes social development of women through art and entertainment.

Current students, staff and alumni gather for final party.

Friends reveal his intense appetite for research.

NN Chocolatier and The Box combine spirituality with packaging.

The festival that had to be cancelled due to security concerns aims to promote peace through Sufi music.

Sitar maestros perform at the Tehzeeb Sitar Festival, followed by the Tehzeeb Awards ceremony.

The Mango tree launches at Cloud 9 and delights Islamabad’s taste buds with Thai cuisine.

Evolution of man through centuries chronicled in school play.

The exhibition of paintings, graphics and sculptures will continue till May 18.

Jazz lovers from all over Lahore enjoy scintillating take on modern jazz music during German jazz festival.

Popular songs are interspersed with the story to attract TV show viewers.

Natalie Dissel brings her jewellery from Bali, to lure the people of Karachi.

Will Pakistan’s macho men wear floral prints?

A collec­tion of the odd, the crazy and the curiou­s from across the world.

Brand manager of fashion house says her team discourages designers from sending in old designs.

Contemporary issues put across as allegories.

Exhibition organised by the Annemarie-Schimmel-Haus German Cultural Centreis part of 2 day German Jazz Festival.

Cross Stitch is Lahore’s newest retail outlet offering a variety of embroidered fabric in dazzling hues.

Designer Beena Asim has got the Midas touch on wood,leather and gems.

Forget about body tattoos, it’s time to sport skulls, dragons and arrows on your teeth.

Significant majority of Pakistanis (59 per cent) choose to identify themselves as Muslims first.

Fashion designer from Quetta says he wants to give back to Pakistan what fame and success it gave to him.

A New York gallery offered adventurous eaters cheese made from human breast milk, gets mixed reviews.

Abrar Ahmed opens at Nomad Gallery.

Tehreem Jafri’s provocative and complex work on display at Khaas.

Trendy and traditional clothing line hits Karachi.

Music: The saviour of Pakistan’s entertainment industry.

The Express Tribune evaluates Bollywood’s contribution to post 9/11 cinema.

Will Osama bin Laden’s death mean the end of Hollywood’s favourite arch villain?

Speakers compare the Pakistani context of ‘tradition’ and its impact on understanding art.

Twenty four students of Punjab University’s Department of Textile Design displayed final theses.

Singer visits Aas drug treatment facility in Daska and sits with patients.

A tarot card reader deciphers ailments and aims to open clinics around the country hoping to cure people.

The Welfare Society for Patient Care hosted its first major fundraising event for kidney patients.

Upcoming Tehzeeb Awards and Sitar Festival will be held May 5-6 at the Arts Council Auditorium.

The designer talks about her plans as Fashion Pakistan’s Chairperson.

In his latest novel Juliet, Naked, Hornby returns to the world of music obsession and mundane relationships.

Dale Carnegie decided to take his life-inspiring teaching techniques to another level.

Reading for pleasure continues to decline, not because of a lack of books, but a lack of readers.

Sohaib Athar reported on Twitter that a loud bang had rattled his windows.