Life

Adapting Agatha Christie for an Indian audience

British theatre director Melly Still, who is bringing her version of 'The Mirror Crack'd From Side To Side' to India starting January 30, says the key is to use stereotypes, then tear them apart

Odisha: The land of future sports champions?

By joining hands with industry leaders and the top rung of sportspersons, Odisha is laying the foundation for top performers

Priyanka Chopra Jonas to Bhumi Pednekar: Best actresses of 2019

Six stars who won over the audiences with their brave choices and superlative performances, in films including Sonchiriya, Mission Mangal and The Sky is Pink

Star Power: The six best actors of 2019

From Ranveer Singh and Akshay Kumar to Ayushmann Khurana and Shahid Kapoor, unconventional choices of films and the ability to get into the skin of the character won these actors tremendous appreciation

Travel: A slice of France with Moët & Chandon

Moët & Chandon's latest 'money-can't-buy-experience' is a luxurious chateau that evokes the daily life of the great families of Champagne in the 19th and 20th centuries

Thoughts on fame

Thoughts on television

Cricketer Henry Olonga on the moment that changed his life

Former Zimbabwean cricketer Henry Olonga talks about his career on the field, and the protest that changed it all

Travel: A unique tour of a former 'student prison' in Germany

At Heidelberg University, the 'prison' is a glimpse into the fun and philosophy that shaped young minds over many decades

Eating migrant foods in Los Angeles

LA is home to more than 140 nationalities, making its culture and cuisine very diverse. Over the decades, migrant communities in Los Angeles have kept their traditions and stories alive through their food

The Mumbai marathon gets more inclusive, with helping hands

At the next Mumbai marathon, disabled participants will run in the 10-km category