A poem on how relationships change under turbulent circumstances.
Movie Review: ‘Bob Biswas’ Doesn’t Know What Kind of Film it Wants to Be
It is one thing for a movie to be intentionally vague – making the audiences active participants – but it is quite the other for it to be clueless …
The Human Experiment: Convoluted Thoughts on Growing Up Too Late
On the anxieties of growing up in a traumatic household and the effects it has on one's psyche.
Is Lebanon’s Financial Crisis Killing Beirut’s Party Scene?
A pandemic, civil strife and an economic meltdown have conspired to bring a vibrant Beirut club scene to its knees. But the city needs parties more than ever.
Will Smith Is Stunning in ‘King Richard’
Based on the true story of Venus and Serena Williams’s coach and father, 'King Richard' shows us the toll racism took on a generation of black men – but …
Making It Past 21: The Life and Legacy of Juice WRLD
On Juice WRLD’s untimely death two years ago and the monumental impact he was able to make in the short space of his superstardom.
Romanticising Loneliness and the Odds
A poem on the forced idea of marriage and companionship, and how happiness is largely subjective.
Who Invented Video Games?
For almost as long as there have been computers, there have been video games.
CBSE Asks Who Was in Govt During 2002 Gujarat Anti-Muslim Violence, Then Calls it ‘Error’
The question read, “The unprecedented scale and spread of anti-Muslim violence in Gujarat in 2002 took place under which government?”
‘An Open Grave Awaits My Dead Son’: A Kashmiri Father’s 11-Month Long Fight For a Burial
Mushtaq Ahmad Wani, the father of a minor who was killed in the alleged Lawaypora fake encounter in December 2020, has reiterated his demand that his son's body be …