Founding Director of the World Art Foundations Clare Hindle has shared her insights with Gallery Cosmos on Bangladesh’s art scene, highlighting the country’s remarkable treasures and diverse ways to ...

Bangladesh is going through a new era of cultural reawakening with countrywide diverse and creative events, arrangement of band music, baul song program, dance, theatre, films and virtual reality ...

As Nita and Mukesh Ambani mark their 40th wedding anniversary ... Also read: Radhika Merchant with Anant Ambani glows in new clip from Jamnagar, flaunts simple ethnic look in orange suit Dressed ...

The video begins with the two revealing they spent under ₹5 lakh on their wedding, as Tanya exclaims, ‘Can you believe that?’ They posted the clip with the caption, “Pyaar andha hota hai ...

A Manhattan art dealer who claims to be related to the famed Guggenheim family allegedly left his Swiss wedding planner on the hook for his lavish $656,000 French wedding. Philippe Hoerle ...

Dr Sanjida Khatun, the president of Chhayanaut and a pioneer of cultural movement in Bangladesh ... advancing her status as a scholar in Bangla art and culture. While academics was only one ...

Our emotional connection is because of not just Bollywood, but also art. I think the producers or ... roles when no one was doing them. It was my wedding reception and my husband [Ameer Gilani ...

On Tuesday, March 4, the 28-year-old son of the Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives host uploaded a joint Instagram post with fiancée Tara Bernstein, noting that their upcoming wedding is just months away.

With each festival cancellation, mob attack, and detention, the message only becomes clearer—culture, art, and dissent will be policed or stamped out. Bangladeshi writer and commentator SM ...

Paul McCartney was snapped enjoying a swim with his beloved wife Nancy Shevell as the couple soaked the sun during their luxurious holiday in St Barts. The Beatles legend, 82, donned a swimming ...

With each festival cancellation, mob attack, and detention, the message only becomes clearer—culture, art, and dissent will be policed or stamped out. Bangladeshi writer and commentator SM Faiyaz ...