Life & Style

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.

From providing false testimony at the war crimes trial of Liberian ex-president about suspected blood diamonds.

The first fashion week specifically for jewellery is being held from August 15 - 19.

A month after the appeal to allow Tere Bin to be exhibited in Pakistan, the censor board responded with a refusal.

Ashar Hussain, son of veteran actor Talat Hussain, makes his directorial debut with “Aisa Kuch Ker Ke Chalo”.

Making her debut in Pooja Bhatt’s Kajraare, Mona Liza talks to The Express Tribune about her experience.

Shoe designer Nadiya Kassam’s collections inspire the shopaholic within Karachiites.

Women are still stuck with the reliable option of having loose shirts to wear during the nine months of pregnancy.

It is the horror film that with the release of Psycho, received a template it has followed to this day.

The heaviest rains in about 80 years and I still have a roof over my head, still have a home, am still ‘here’.

It’s the season for tailors to start making creative excuses and for women to start shopping.

The vibrant red sari that a White House gate crasher wore to President Obama's State Dinner is being put on auction.