Arts & Entertainment
Imagining America
How is the story of America told? Through brick and mortar, through glass and steel, through the architectural footprints each successive generation leaves across the
An Idea Named Mallika
Mallika Sarabhai is turning into the feminist rabble rouser she often portrays
Lights And Shadows
Ustad Imrat Khan sheds light on the Ravi-Shankar-Vilayat Khan rivalry and the family feud after his brother's death. He comes from a lineage traced to Mia
No Life without Wife
Q1 Jane Austen says, "It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of
Praying With The Flute
His musical journey had the most unlikely beginnings and yet today he is the greatest living flute player in the world. He bemoans that while
What's Left to Say About Modi
The revocation of Narendra Modi's visa is one small baby step toward accountability for his culpability in the massacre of Muslims in Gujarat.
Bollywood Bhakts
If Bollywood were an organized religion, the Bollywood Bhakts would make it the most revered church in history with their total, undying devotion.
It's A Party
The desi party scene is part rebellious statement by young South Asians proclaiming their own thing.
Kal's Tomorrow
Taj is coming to a theater near you! All those who saw the 2002 cult hit National Lampoon's Van Wilder will remember the desi character
Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai
Hrishikesh Mukherjee dead at 84. Anand may not have approved in full measure. After all, that adorable character from the 1970 eponymous film had declared
The Final Journey
Sunil Dutt reflects on his life and films in one of his last interviews, months before his May 25 death.
Dan Nainan, Half Indian, Half Japanese, Fully Funny
1. Your father is Indian and your mother is Japanese. How do you see yourself? A: Being born here I identify most with being American.
