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Once you step into the corporate world, you realise that playground bullies are still around.

In love with a Virgo? Ms T has the inside on what makes this sign unique.

A thicker waist, breasts like wilted flowers, silvery arcs of cellulite. To me they are signs of a woman victorious.

The common leopard is fast becoming notorious for its attacks on humans for reasons created by humans themselves.

Swat’s Farman Ali gave up his own life rescuing others during the Saudi floods of 2009, earning a name for posterity.

A group of Google’s ardent fans offer a tongue-in-cheek take on the issue.

A fashion shoot is not a day’s work.

Aamina sheikh has come a long way.

All the tips and tricks you need to stay on top.

Omit the Ashrafis and try this fruity cirtus-y version.

Haye allah, kia aap ki abhi tak shaadi nahen hoey? Waisay, mera aik nawasa hay....milwaon?

Mehreen Kasana had no idea that a one-day campaign would become a full-fledged and continuing project.

NGO HOPE determined to turn around destinies of children forced to drop out of school only because of poverty

There is a whole new football generation that’s now all kleated up and ready to go۔

Desi wrestling and its pehalwans are only a realm of storytellers now who recount the fights of the legends.

Taj Haider writes to give a first-hand account of the landmark protest against Ziaul Haq’s iron-fisted regime.

With a little encouragement and financial support, Pakistan’s Paralympians could sweep the games and bring home...

Straight designers in the fashion industry are as rare as a cool summer breeze in scorching July weather.

In a city that roils with conflict, Manora refreshingly retains its age-old diversity.

Jamie spent most of her young life in the world of high fashion and event management.

Baseball is bigger and Football is more famous. But for these Houston desis, Cricket will always be king!

Tagging along with Express Entertainment team gives our very own Zainab Imam a chance to meet her favourite cricketer.

Here are five women who inspire us to try harder, better and never give up on our dreams.

Do you ever wonder what goes on in those little heads all day?

As the only non-faster in your office, you have to put up with the indignity of drinking water out of Muslim Shower.

Was the fall of the mighty Mughal Empire really due to Aurangzeb’s religious zeal? .

On June 13, 1982 four young self-exiled Pakistani men were going to make sure the day was remembered.

What used to be a store room had been converted into my study. It was lined with books by Mao, Lenin and Marx.

Garib’s advice: Never start off a business or job thinking you are going to be a millionaire.

While drummers are known to jump ship for better opportunities, he’s remained true to Overload.

Rishta business is infinitely worse for guys - all the pressure is on him to look sharp while still being respectful.

Subjected to worst forms of physical and sexual abuse, female migrant workers have little respite working in the Gulf.

Certain mufta-loving khaandans enjoy eating munchies, sipping tea in pretense of looking at prospective girls for son.

Afghanistan’s Kochi nomads are dying out, spelling the end of an ancient way of life.

Koga doesn’t seem to be lying when he says he is too scared to cross the Kabul river and return to his hometown.

Despite also being named in at least two attacks on foreigners in Pakistan, Malik Ishaq is a free man.

With Ramazan teaching us moderation, let’s not over-indulge on unhealthy food.

I’m not my mother, but I’m doing okay (I think).

Beauty tips and tricks that’ll sort you out in no time.

Learning to forgive yourself for the choices that you make.

His projects have been shown at Sundance and won awards at the Kara Film Festival and Delhi Digital Film Festival.

Sadia is amazed that her extended family didn’t object much to her leaving.

If Satan had a wife, it would be my big sister.

Parveen Saeed’s Khana Ghar has become a lifeline for hundreds of poor men and women who are unable to make ends...

Fancy paying to spend a night in a century-old British prison?

Shamim Manzar talks about similarities between Urdu and German, Pakistan’s idealist Marxists.

Faultlines exist beneath surface, undetectable to eye but moving inexorably towards disaster of unimaginable scale.

Who needs messy-haired, vacant-eyed Robert Pattinson, when we’ve got a cuter version of him?

Two Pakistani women recount their journey from Miss to Mrs.

With her lilting soft voice, slowly unfolding melodies, Arooj Aftab already has following among discerning listeners.