Exclusive! Queen of hearts Liz Hurley opens up about The Royals and her new line of beachwear
Elizabeth Hurley makes a glitzy comeback — as the power-hungry and seemingly heartless Queen Helena in The Royals, and as a model and fashion designer for her scorching new line of beachwear.
Summer holiday special: Uber-luxury suites to pamper your senses
This summer, consider living up the opulence on your annual vacation, and be sure to factor in the enticing enclosures of the world’s finest luxury suites and villas.
Interview with Jimmy Kimmel: On his mum's cookies at the Oscars, and playing voice-over artiste
Jimmy Kimmel speaks with Indulge about his debut performance as a voice-over artiste, hosting the Academy Awards for the second time, and tweeting about the President
St+Art India’s Hanif Kureshi says Budweiser has “suggested bringing back” street art murals that were replaced with ads
Hanif also said Budweiser’s team will be working with the artists directly to repaint the walls
St+Art India's Hanif Kureshi calls out Budweiser for 'hijacking' street art murals
The letter by Hanif Kureshi, co-founder of St+Art India, targets Budweiser's 'murals of tribute' created for ace footballer Lionel Messi.
Tabita Rezaire ponders over ‘swallowing smartphones’ at Kochi Biennale 2018
Shouldn’t Europe and America apologise for letting smartphones virtually swallow the entire mankind? Such a fantasy dialogue is what young artist Tabita Rezaire presents at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.
Gond artists Durgabai and Subhash Vyam bring mythical tale to Kochi Biennale 2018
Gond artists Durgabai and Subhash Vyam, who live in Madhya Pradesh, have taken the graphic narrative to a new level, courtesy the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.
Naga artist Temsüyanger Longkumer rechecks his past and present at Biennale 2018
Imagine gods of different religions holding a summit to discuss the predicament humanity faces owing to its wrongdoings over centuries. Surreal? Very much.
Rapper D’Evil's Kaancheck is a reminder to play by the rules during Covid times
Layering gritty humour with a slice of realism, the single diligently interconnects the obligation of synchronicity between law establishment agencies and the common man
