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Exhibition: Odd art
Hirst’s first exhibition is all about sharks, skulls and merchandise.
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Third Munna Bhai awaits a strong script
New film in the franchise Munna Bhai Ki Aatma Katha ‘to be better than the previous two’.
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Fashion show: A treat for kids
Leisure Club celebrates its 15th anniversary with a circus and fashion show.
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10 worst wedding proposals
If you want a yes, steer clear of these things.
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I’m hopeful, that’s why I’m here: Naseeruddin Shah
Ace actor thinks the Pakistani film industry has a lot of untapped talent.
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'Pakistan's sweetheart': Nazia Hassan's 47th birthday
Nazia forever changed the Pakistani pop music industry.
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Tokyo chefs swell with anger over new blowfish laws
For more than six decades, dicing blowfish in Tokyo has been the preserve of a small band of licensed chefs.
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Film festival: Vasakh kicks off with int’l documentaries
Films focus on aspirations of the young, identity issues and taboos.
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James Cameron: Shades of versatility
James Cameron is Hollywood’s 3-D entrepreneur.
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Adam Sandler sets new Razzies record
Al Pacino named worst supporting actor for his role in Jack and Jill.
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‘Bahaar Ayee’: Remembering Faiz
Singer Tina Sani at ‘Bahaar Ayee’ pays homage to the poet through song.
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Orangenoise: High voltage
The band Orangenoise, featured in the sixth episode of ‘Uth Records’, impressed audiences.
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Live at True Brew: The magic of live performances
Musician Jamal Rahman launches a platform to encourage live acts.
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Charlie Sheen: Time to reflect?
US actor Sheen says footage of meltdown made him flinch.
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Fashion: Climbing up The PinkTree
The brand launches four lines through Ensemble.
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Make way for Bridal Couture Week four
Press conference announcing the 4th instalment of the Bridal Couture Week, was all about rhythm, dance and festivity.
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Sarangi: A dying tradition
Classical musician Zohaib Hassan talks about the decline in demand for sarangi players.
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Embroidered with tradition, colours of Indonesia come to Islamabad
Impromptu workshops instruct people on the ancient art of Batik.
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‘I don’t want to be in the celebrity bubble’
Carrie Underwood says it’s important to step away from the limelight.
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Dearth of creativity in Indian dramas: Om Puri
Puri feels that impactful, close-to-life dramas are dying, admits there is dire need for shows that create awareness.
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Every day’s not a Sunday
Beanbag seller, Mohammad Hanif’s stall at Sunday Bazaar goes unnoticed every week.
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How to get the perfect summer skin
Dermatologist Dr Shehla Ahmad, cosmetologist Ridah Misbah and beautician Asma Mumtaz share tips on skin-care.
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Showcase 2012: A vexing affair
The four-day fashion event received a mixed response.
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Harry Potter and the 'strange' case of Oscars snub
One of the few places where the Harry Potter movies failed to weave their magic was the Oscars.
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Lohan is a ‘free’ woman
The actor’s legal woes end after five years.
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A tour inside the Harry Potter studio
Warner Bros cashes in on the craze with “The Making of Harry Potter”.
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Heroine deserves to be at Cannes: Arjun Rampal
The actor, who will make an appearance at the Cannes Film Festival, talks about his future projects.
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Heer Ranjha: When music embraces tragedy
Yousuf Salahuddin talks about his rendition of the popular folklore Heer Ranjha.
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Showcase 2012 day four: The perfect concoction
From ‘courtesans of Lahore’ to ‘Parisian glamour’, the finale showcased it all.
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Japan bees cook enemy in 'hot defensive bee ball'
Researchers say that the brains of Japanese honeybees may actually be processing and responding to enemy threat.
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Revival of Cinema: 'Screening of Bollywood movies a temporary measure'
Censor board chairman says the step was taken only to revive cinema culture in Pakistan.
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Sacred assemblage: The pottery of Sheherezade Alam
Sheherezade shares two decades of her craft, a selection of clay vessels dated between 1985 and 2011.
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Aerosmith: Pioneers of rock
Aerosmith says new album brings ‘a little of 1975 back’.
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Woman power: A twisted Kahaani
Bollywood film explores the themes of motherhood and feminism.
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Showcase 2012 day three: Hits and misses
Ishtiaq Afzal Khan steals the show with his ‘Patchalicious’ collection.
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Lionel Richie goes country in new album
Tuskegee features Lionel Richie and 13 country stars collaborating for some of Richie’s biggest hits.
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Simon Cowell: Bringing out the big guns
With US shows behind him, the music executive returns to Britain for a ratings battle.
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It’s nappy time for B-Town moms
Bollywood’s glamour girls Aishwarya Rai, Lara Dutta and Celina Jaitley step into motherhood.
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Showcase 2012 day two: Ode to colour
Young designers bring desi funk to the forefront.
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Farhan Saeed: Yet another failed attempt
Ex-Jal member’s debut song for Bollywood misses the mark.
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Art exhibit: Capturing floral fantasies of spring
28 art pieces by Russian artist go on display at Jharoka.
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Hollywood hacker pleads guilty
The criminal faces up to 60 years in prison when sentenced In July.
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Lord Owen’s Lady: The luck factor
Fairytale ride continues for Slumdog Millionaire children.
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Simply Sublime: Shop till you drop
Sara Shahid’s new range ‘Simply Sublime’ aims to bring high fashion to the streets of Pakistan.
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Rangeen: Life is a drama
Shoaib Khan talks about his upcoming film Rangeen.
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Showcase 2012 day one
Only a few of the nine designer collections stood out on the ramp.
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Gossip: Tinseltown talk
From sugar mommies, engagement pressures to expensive actors and model put-downs.
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Hunger Games leads box office charts
The action film has third-highest domestic opening weekend.
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And the award goes to...
A list of the most popular romantic and dance songs of 2011.
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Sara Haider jazzes it up
The fifth episode of ‘Uth Records’ brings to the fore the almost non-existent jazz genre in the country.















































