Arts & Entertainment

Ring Side View

Review of Island of Blood.

Hot Stuff

Review of Monsoon Diary.

Dev Anand Unplugged

Part II of Dev Anand's interview on his 80th birthday anniversary.

Time To Walk

It's time for the over-hyped Sachin Tendulkar to retire.

Everyone's A star

Just about everyone is jumping into the movie business these days. The monsoons may be hitting Mumbai, but in America it's raining desi filmmakers, producers, directors and actors!

Made In India

The vast majority of manhole covers in New York City are from India.

Kaho Na Pyaar Hai

Petite and pretty Amisha Patel is as unfilmi as they come. The grand daughter of famous lawyer Rajni Patel, Amisha aced her way through academics

New Kid On The Block

Indians on a treadmill? You gotta be kidding!

Grown-up Badmash

The smart asses behind the weekly desi cartoon strip.

Passage to Oak Tree Road

Review of Suburban Sahibs

Authorspeak

Interview with S Mitra Kalita.

Jalandhar in Jakarta

Indonesia leaves most Indians unscathed. Nobody wants to be an Indonesian, not even the Sindhis.  The music slams into my chest as soon as I

His Magic Touch

Shujaat Khan on on his music, his turbulent relationship with his father, and that which is greater than music.  He can trace his lineage all

Beyond Skin

The whole world is Nitin Sawhney's palette.

Review of Pomegranate Dreams

Pomegranate Dreams and Other Stories By Vijay Lakshmi Soft cover, 230 pages Indialog Publications

Tower Of Babel

One in 5 Americans speaks a language other than English at home. Three Indian languages rank among the top 20 foreign languages.   America is surely

Interview with Vijay Lakshmi

Tell us what the main difficulties in straddling two cultures are. Do you find this to be inherently harder for men or for women? Straddling even

Emotionally Branding Films and Cricket

Everything I know about emotional branding, I learnt from cricket.

Clarity of Voice and Vision

Interview with David Iglehart.

Whistling In The Dark

South Asian comics are ready to conquer the world, Bush permitting.

Half And Half

Just how authentic an American are you?

Baazigar

India's comedy king Johnny Lever in an exclusive interview with Little India.

Competent is the Enemy of the Brilliant

For all he has achieved or survived, says Anupam Kher, this is only the intermission of his life.

Bollywood on the Hudson

Is America finally ready for Bollywood?

Banal Dreams

Bombay Dreams is a hodge-podge of clichéd, uninspiring lines meshed together to punctuate one dance number from the next.

Past Dream Time

It's Showtime For Bombay Dreams.

Brownie Points

Arrival of the Indian Chic.

Traveller's Tales

On the trail of bumbling and stumbling wanderers.

Bharatnatyam in Jeans

The traditional and the modern can coexist in the psyche of one person.

Life is A Love Story

Kiron Kher unplugged.

Itsy Bitsy Spider

Indians are beginning to crop up in next generation designs.

Book Review

IIT: India's Intellectual Treasures.

Bush's Black Eye

The U.S. Supreme Court smacks down the autocratic president.

Seeing Red, Showing Pink

This one is personal for director Ian Iqbal Rashid.

Muhabbat Ki Zuban

Jagjit Singh on the struggles, his music and what has made his style of ghazal gayaki so popular through the generations.

Ai Mere Pyare Watan

At 84, Manna Dey is fit as a fiddle.

Another Peek

Mira Nair takes a fresh look at Thackeray's Vanity Fair.

Hot And Cold

The hottest new thing on Indian grocery shelves is frozen

Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin

Anuradha Paudwal on her music and the shadows cast by Lata Mangeskhar in her life.

Bharati's Visible Ghosts

What's their in science to tell me that spirits don't exist, asks Bharati Mukherjee.

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