If a music festival manages to stay in your mind 24 hours later after it’s over, then it truly made an impact for sure. Let’s get things straight.

Theatre gets bigger and broader in the literal sense at Centrestage, the theatre festival which commences at the National Centre for Performing Arts in Mumbai from November 18 to November 27.

At first, you are simply taken by her sheer poise and the shape of her beautiful kajal-smeared eyes.

For someone who took 30 years to realise music, the journey of his life has been quite a roller-coaster ride. “I took three decades to figure out the kind the music I wanted to make,” says Yuri Honing, who is counted among Holland’s top saxophone players.

My father, Syed Mohammad Yousuf died last month. They claim this happened when he was in police custody, but I refuse to believe that.

One look at her and you know she is not your usual musician who would give dollops of knowledge in terms of musical jargons. The beauty lies in her inability to clearly define the style of music of her band Rupa and the April Fishes. Her eclectic band of myriad shades and tunes comes up with a “stew” of multifarious rhythm through its first few minutes of presence on stage.

The demise of a man, who enchanted us with his mellifluous expanse of music, has left a void in millions of hearts worldwide. Ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh, a man who looked at the brighter side of life and gave hope to scores of his fans

Going by the most recent attack in Delhi, which was only a few months after the heinous serial blasts in Mumbai, it has been established without a doubt that India is currently the most vulnerable to

Bollywood’s ace fashion photographer Gautam Rajadhyaksha touched lives and careers of so many actors and actresses.

If it hadn’t been for her courage and resilience, we might not have seen some of the most memorable moments of the Independence era. India’s first photo woman journalist Homai Vyarawalla reminisces about the days when