Film

Provincial government insists that the issue has taken a back seat due to the dengue epidemic.

The only free youth magazine published in Pakistan has a pretty swell Facebook presence.

Fisher’s novel offers a peak into a woman’s struggles with love and impending motherhood.

Stand-up comedian takes a bow after facing the wrath of Bollywood fans.

Mohammed Hanif’s angry humour undermines the life we have come to accept as ‘normal’.

Friendships don’t always have to be limited ...

An old-fashioned story of love, separation and reunion with flourishes and flashes of great cinema.

‘Housewives’ star spills secrets about married life.

The earliest known film by British director Alfred Hitchcock screens in Los Angeles this week.

Kapoor fights against human trafficking.

One wishes that more of an effort had been made with the scriptwriting and directing.

Lion King 3D reigns at the Hollywood box office by pulling in $29m .

The glitzy evening honoured ABC’s “Modern Family” with the best comedy accolade.

Compared to cinematic iterations of Conan from the past, this 2011 film is a real bloody waste.

An unmemorable film that makes for a pleasant weekend outing.

‘The Carrie Diaries’, a prequel to the popular television series, has been finalized.

Who will win at the Emmy’s?

Tales of a scattered community ...

Will Agneepath meet the same fate as Aag?

At its core, it is pretty darned good superhero movie.

Werner Herzog, Morgan Spurlock, Wim Wenders and Alex Gibney will all unspool premieres over the next week.

Altaf, the CEO of Catwalk Productions, is credited with pioneering the concept of the red carpet in Pakistan.

Despite running over two hours, the movie keeps you emotionally invested.

‘Rebel Without a Cause’ plays at SAFMA.

Directed by Bennett Miller (Capote) the film based on Michael Lewis’ 2003 best-selling book.

An architectural wonder and a symbol of love ...

Going ape over Ali Zafar: Mere Brother Ke Dulhan premieres in the star’s hometown.

The Indian star joins DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire and Carey Mulligan in a new adaptation of classic novel The Great Gatsby

HP recently joined the tablet fray with webOS. See how its TouchPad tablet stacks up to the competition.

The adaptation of Kathryn Stockett’s novel of pre-civil rights Mississippi has been cleaning up at the multiplex.

A leaked US cable states that Bollywood has welcomed funding from gangsters and politicians.

Full houses on Eid; cinema owners herald the revival of cinema.

Film has already surpassed entire lifetime gross of Salman's blockbuster hit Dabangg.

Celebrities are gearing up for the Lux Style Awards.

Reviews of Madonna's second feature film "W.E." ranged from middling to poor.

Up close and personal with actor, TV personality Sadia Hyat Khan.

Salman Khan is unstoppable, spinning box-office magic with his film Bodyguard.

Focusing on the period from 1890 to 1950, the book highlights the intrinsic independence of the tribal areas.

9/11 has not generated as large a number of films as previous epochal events such as World War II or Vietnam have.

Concerned with the ongoing violence across Pakistan, funny man Tipu has reasons to move from comic to serious roles.

His stories in rhyme, driven by amusing turns of phrase and filled with imaginative characters, make reading fun.

18 years in captivity, a lost childhood and intense torture...

Eid transmissions tend to follow the same theme, year in and year out. The Express Tribune finds out why.

House of Bombay offers homemade Pakistani and Indian cuisine.

A word of advice, try not to be already depressed when you watch it...and let me know what you make of the dinosaurs.

If you're starved for giggles in this late-summer season, you could do worse than the supremely silly "Colombiana."

Hasina to help complete Bangladesh director’s unfinished film.

The Express Tribune spoke to some celebrities and asked them some basic questions about previous award ceremonies.

With only 12 films released in 2010, Lollywood suffers as film-makers continue to delay release dates.

The message of the film, however, is jolly but a message that does not ride on a good film, usually falls flat.