Magazine

Power-packed performances and a gripping plot rescue a rocky flight.

Let your Easter celebrations be guided by history and tradition.

The Islamabad sabzi mandi that was devastated by an attack this month is home to hundreds of labourers .

Ayesha Jalal on dealing with history, criticism and mediocrity.

How to run an Urdu newspaper in New York City.

Are we subjecting our children to unnecessary academic pressure?

Up close and personal with Pakistan sweetheart, Syra Shahroze.

Ms T sheds light on how it can affect your personal, physical and mental well-being.

Doug Saunders addresses the Islamic threat that has engulfed the West in flames of hatred.

Cacti provide gardens an eccentric beauty.

Nothing unsettles an audience more than a bunch of girls venturing into unchartered territory.

A few simple changes in lifestyle can help tackle polycystic ovary syndrome.

Shah Hussain’s death anniversary commemorations mark a spirit of love, peace and tolerance.

On the tracks of one of the most glamorous sporting events.

Tantalise your taste buds with my recipe for the ideal appetiser, Crispy Shrimp Fritters.

Tantalise your taste buds with this signature Parsi delicacy. It is succulent, healthy and loaded with zesty flavour.

Revive your interview wardrobe.

A glimpse into the world of Pakistani power houses.

A journey across the world may not always be as easy as it seems.

Ilona Yusuf is determined to keep the usually neglected genre of poetry alive in Pakistan.

A medley of blood, bombastic dialogue and bare bodies.

What Facebook’s latest billion dollar purchase means for gaming junkies.

Human appetite for pangolin scales has put the mammal on the list of endangered species.

E-commerce may not be the future, but the present of shopping in Pakistan.

How the decline of the royal families marked an end to a cultural epoch in Gilgit-Baltistan.

Escape the summer heat with my creative take on fruity frozen yogurt. It is refreshing, nourishing and great to taste.

Watch out for this fabulous new wrist candy.

Passionate, charismatic and great to look at, Sami Khan is everything a leading actor should be.

Corporate queen or domestic goddess? You decide.

Villages along KKH lose their identity to misspelt nameboards that paint over their history and cultural heritage.

The people of Thar revel in a riot of colour despite the recent famine.

There is no winning hand when you play the Underwoods.

It is not fat, but carbohydrates in your diet that are the real enemy.

The company that ran a country is now run by an Indian.

Enjoy the flavours of fine Persian cuisine in the form of a cake, without having to fuss over the phyllo dough.

Need an instant cheer up? Indulge in these comfort foods that are sure to brighten up your day.

Carbon copy of Hritik Roshan is in our midst and ready to take the Pakistani showbiz industry by storm.

Ms T uncovers the world of plastic surgery and why we might be doing it for all the wrong reasons.

Will speed boosting apps like Spritz make us better readers?

Get high on the glorious peaks and sink into natural bliss.

In his overtly explicit novel, The Last Word, Kureishi leaves nothing to the imagination.

Music forms a counter-culture against extremism at the Lahooti Music Aashram.

Only the old and the wise make an appearance at the Readers Club.

Goodness of meat, potatoes and nuts, slow-cooked together to make fine and fragrant Thai dish.

It is a time to rejoice before the hot summer months take over and leave us confined to our air-conditioned rooms.

Intellectual, illustrious and successful, Omar Jamil is everything a modern man should be.

Ms T takes a look at Navroze celebrations in Canada and the many aspects of the famous Navroze table.

A three-part historical account peppered with personal anecdotes.

Is preserving art worth the loss of human life?.

A combination of tradition and ritual graces the Navroze table each year.