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“Mr Clean” caught with his hands dirty?
If he is clean and there is no forbidden source of funding, then why is he reluctant to disclose the source publicly?
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With humour and humility, ‘The Perils of Being Moderately Famous’ brings literal royalty back down to earth
As the book ends, we're reminded that be it a superstar or an unknown, we are all navigating the journey of our dreams
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In Pakistan, does #MeToo come with a desi tarka?
I am a woman. We lie. Especially when it suits us. And if we think we can play dirty and win, we cannot.
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If US foreign policy were consistent, America would be bombing Israel right now
This is the real hypocrisy at play here: If Bashar al Assad is a vile war criminal, so is the Israeli government.
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Can Bohemian Rhapsody do justice to a band as legendary as Queen?
Judging by the trailer, it seems filmmakers were reluctant to discuss Mercury’s sexuality and his death from AIDS.
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Today’s Mohammad Amir is a shadow of his own past
The name has returned but the 18-year-old kid that could rip through the best batting line-ups in the world, has not.
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Deadpool 2: One of the best sequels that outshines the original
It has everything; from offensive and insensitive jokes to great action scenes and visuals, along with a poignant plot
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Why is the Wagah border ceremony a competition of nationalism?
While some consider it mere entertainment, it is actually embedding and rekindling deep-seated prejudice and hatred.
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In a country of abysmal women rights, will the Transgender Protection Act prove to be fruitful?
While the bill is both broad and inclusive, there are no fines or penalties in case any of its provisions are violated
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I was not just a Pakistani visiting India; I was travelling back in history
It was rare for a Pakistani to be here, as it was the historic turning point for pluralism turning into divisiveness.
