Life & Style

The next time you buy roses on Valentine's Day, remember that the tradition began rather more violently.

The fashion house leads the way in setting this season’s fashion trends.

Forget intellectualism, definitions of love, and commercial exploitation. Just buy the damn rose!

The woman I set out looking for more than a decade ago is still nowhere in sight

This Valentine’s day, I am in love. And here I am writing a love letter.

Take a look at how business ventures are capitalising no Valentine's Day.

Ali Zafar is back with a bang as his third studio album Jhoom hits stores today.

Javed Akhtar, Shahbana Azmi travel to Pakistan on foot through Wagah in order to join celebrations in Lahore.

Mick Jagger and Bob Dylan will show the young ones how to strut their stuff at the 53rd Grammy Awards.

Sunuba makes a mark on the ramp with eccentric hair extensions incorporating lights, feathers and gigantic globes.

Pakistan’s Haider Rehman, a flute player and tabla nawaz, returns after performing at the World Music Festival.

After drawing attention at a mall, ActOne and team are set to take Karachi by storm with their dance moves.

Gadgets are more of a turn-off than a turn-on, says study.

According to the WHO, approximately 84 million people will lose their life to cancer between 2005 and 2015.

Many nightc­lubs and other busine­sses urged not to plan any specia­l events on Valent­ine's Day.

People consider fritkots part of the Belgian lifestyle, a place to mingle and discuss sports and politics.

The Berlinale will screen nearly 400 films from 58 countries including 3D pictures from art-house directors.

Peter Pannke is one of the many disciples of the great mystics, often leaves his hometown to travel to Pakistan.

Fahad Hussayn on his style guru, the British couturier Alexander McQueen.

Fifteen years ago, no one thought lawn would nudge its way into mainstream fashion and become the next big thing.

Elegant style doesn't come with money, it has to be learnt.

The snow glistened and sparkled for all of two days before the day time thaw turned it soft.

Bieber continues to makes headlines on a daily basis and has swept through many a award ceremony in 2010.

Spanish capital invites graffiti artists to paint shutters protecting stores to stop them from being defaced.

Japanese calendar exhibition and film show launched at Multan Art Council.

Members of the band feel Laal is not just a band: it is a cause to support the leftist ideology.

Much celebrated for calligraphic designs, Islamic art now takes a modern turn with the streak of rap music.

Painting the town red with graffiti.

iPhone app aimed at helping Catholics through confession sanctioned by the Catholic Church in the United States.

Obama's wife Michelle is "very proud" the former puffer-in-chief can say he doesn't smoke.

Angry grandmother uses handbag to fight off gang of sledgehammer-wielding robbers attempting to raid jeweller's shop.

Miniature art was the Mughals’ preferred art form. Today, it has evolved into a number of branches.

Facebook users asked to vote on whether one of the most iconic US couples ever should be reunited after 7 year split.

Despite the dire economy, rich urbanites have more disposable cash than ever and are now spending it on their image.

The Egyptian unrest spreads far beyond the domain of politics as celebrities around the world post concerned tweets.

Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka get into the groove.

Some of the game's greatest players are gearing up for an appearance of a different kind, in a new Bollywood film.

‘Performing in Lahore has always been a good experience’.

Two artists present a fresh take on portraying the concept of virginity and the perception of femininity.

The launch of the Google Art project has transformed the doors of 17 museums including the National Gallery in London.

Half a million rupees raised for charity at the Indus Valley School photo auction.

The photographs captured glimpses of the poet's life between 1944 till his death in 1984.

I didn't know Haroon is famous for picking on his audience, this event was no exception.

H&M, Zara, Mango, you name it, Zainab market has it.

Panellists talk about writing in different languages, standing up for one’s own perspective.

The session on Urdu short stories was undoubtedly one of the finest the event had to offer.

Panellists discuss issues ranging from the death of reading to govt policies to aid publishing.

An abundance of English literature from Pakistani writers, say panellists.

The Land of a Thousand Colors is a documentary film on the tangible and intangible culture of southern Punjab.

The discussion on Sufism in Pakistan began with a topic that tugs at the hearts of all Pakistanis: suicide bombings.