Magazine

The disapproving sniff. Yes, my hair is a mess. That’s why I’m here.

Zahrah Nasir returns to Afghanistan to fulfill her promise.

For these people, the question of NATO supply routes is not a political one, but a matter of life and death.

Armies marching to and from Afghanistan have all trod the time-worn passages of the Khyber pass.

Once a character is killed off, they may return to the show with a completely new face.

Sectarian conflict may make headlines, but Muharram rituals highlight rich traditions of interfaith harmony.

Only when we let go of our fatalistic thinking, can we change our lives.

Is a Pakistani Spring on the cards? Analysts contemplate the possibility of radical political change.

Dr Stephen Cohen, one of the world's foremost experts on Pakistan, talks about his predictions for future of country.

Sara Tanwir Ahmed, senior embryologist, busts the most common myths about infertility.

The fake criers. There’s always one person who barely knows the bride or groom but will start emptying her tear...

Ghost Protocol is a very slick looking and highly energetic film which features some compelling action sequences.

Kubra redefines social roles by paving a unique path for herself.

Sultana’s ice cream adventure turns into a family venture.

It is mostly the women who bear the stigma of infertility.

It’s the End of the World as we know it and we feel fine.

If 2012 is anything like 2011 was for Pakistan, the end of the world may come as a welcome respite.

The rise of the PTI. Settle down, PTI trolls! I say this out of boredom not hatred.

A power outage leads to unexpected adventures.

Kissinger chooses to laud the way China has come to this stage by defying the Western logic of democratic growth.

From relationship blues to money woes, Mr Know It All has the answers!.

Jasmine’s journey from a little village in Azerbaijan to the bedrooms of affluent Karachites.

Stories from the seedy underbelly of Heera Mandi.

The vulgarity. Was it really necessary for the heroine to strip down to a bikini just to dance?

The gharanas are gone, the kothas lie crumbling and the shine of Lahore’s infamous Heera Mandi has faded forever.

Despite all the hype, the movie really doesn’t deliver and, quite frankly, isn’t even worth watching.

Twilight fans will be head over heels for this movie, but the rest can safely give this a miss.

Star of The Reluctant Fundamentalist talks about his Pakistani heritage, meaningful cinema and Kate Hudson's hair.

A year of filming dangerously.

The soft porn. No one wants to see a lifeless vampire make love to a dull, expressionless, teenager.

There is no doubt that those looking for good writing will be perfectly happy with this edition.

Although some people openly embrace, their ‘graceful’ greys, others (like me) are simply traumatised.

With some trepidation, I sign up for this latest travel expedition.

Drinkable water is your right. Why pay for it when you can get it for free, and that too in an eco-friendly way?

But while his fellow Lahoris sweat and freeze (depending on the time of year), Dr Shakeel Qureshi stays cool

Sick of load-shedding and inflated electricity bills, I decided to invest in a solar powered set up.

The stunned reflexes. As soon as someone taps your car window with a gun, it seems time stands still.

With cheaper solar panels and an unreliable national electricity grid, could this be the dawn of a new solar age?

American writer scratches the surface of Karachi’s conflicts and contradictions.

From a primary school in Lyari to Yale’s School of Medicine, Dr Junaid Razzak’s story is an inspiring one.

From relationship blues to money woes, Mr Know It All has the answers!.

Hidden behind the trees in Woking, the 120-year-old Shah Jahan Mosque continues to function to this very day.

They think they’re actually making a significant difference in the world. No, they are not.

Masih is not alone in feeling a deep connection with the country he left behind so many years ago.

The prosecution of the Irvine 11 points towards increasing intolerance and Islamophobia in the United States.

Imran Khan opens up in this weeks T-Magazine.

Rockstar isn’t a perfect film by any standards, but it is certainly worth a watch.

When will she learn to mind her own business and quit telling me to “stop family planning”?

Imran Khan and his Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf have emerged as a force on the field of Pakistani politics.

If they speak Urdu and know half a dozen Punjabi curse words, they are automatically dubbed an authority on Pakistan.