When a family friend mentioned that she is attending Parson School of Design, like most who are a fan of Project Runway, the first question I asked her was “Have you seen Heidi Klum or Tim Gunn yet?” She smiled widely and replied “Yeah, Tim Gunn.” I wanted to know all the details! What was he wearing? What is he like in person? Was the current season of Project

When superheroes made their way from the crumpled pages of teenage books and comic series into the reel life of glam movies, a new genre was born.

Liarexia is used for those who binge when in company but reduce their portions when eating alone. Unfortunately, it seems most liarexics are women.
Eating small portions can result in the “anorexia” tag, so in public, women are eating healthy portions but then starving themselves privately. Celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow, who “adores fried food” and Victoria Beckham, who “eats like a horse” are some glaring examples of liarexics.

The conclusion of this year’s Wimbledon tournament has highlighted the issue of left-handed players.

There was a time when the parameters for generation gap were measured by one’s choice of clothes, music and lifestyle. But the current generation seems to attach a lot of importance to technology and electronic gadgets. There was a time when children used to flaunt their discmans. Then it was all about the iPod. Then the iTouch, and now

Generation gaps have always been synonymous with parents and their teenage children disagreeing over issues like clothes, boyfriends/girlfriends, deadlines or studies. But the words seem to have taken on a completely new meaning with the current generation. Unlike their parents, kids these days are finding it difficult to relate to others a few years younger or elder to them. The age gap is so meager that one may even pass them off as “contemporaries”.

I am your typical teenager. High on ambition and bubbling over with ideas.

Parents are resignedly aware that it could only be a fear of the needle that is keeping their teenage offspring from maniacally piercing or etching ink on their bodies.

Silent Noise or Silent disco seen at the Glastonbury Music Festival and first introduced in Goa is where people listen and dance to music coming out of their wireless headphones as compared to a speak

Now this is probably what you mean by young and the restless.