A satirical take full of leaps of logic on the farmer protests in India and the international voices speaking out about them.
Hunches of a Hoarder
The feeling of helpless irreversibility that comes with throwing something away is inexplicable.
Rewind
"The traditional lifestyle is no more irrational and arbitrary because the 'new normal' is the old customary."
‘Nomadland’ Review: This Road Is for All of Us
Chloé Zhao’s masterpiece, starring Frances McDormand, sheds light on an America that is lesser seen and known.
Is ‘The White Tiger’ Only For White Audiences?
The filmmakers should have taken a cue from 'The Parasite', which was in Korean with English subtitles, to not compromise on authenticity.
Our Bodies Are Political
How did the land of the alluringly sensual 'Kama Sutra' become a place of caged desires, closeted sexuality, and coveted freedom?
A Postcard From Singhu Border
The farmers’ movement presents us with the markers for a new politics of protest and dissent.
Marilyn Manson Dropped by Record Label After Abuse Allegations
Actor Evan Rachel Wood and four other women have detailed a litany of abuses on Instagram, which the singer dismisses as "horrible distortions of reality."
The ‘Perfect’ Town
The story of a young woman who gets caught in the crosshairs of a town for being 'imperfect'.
Remembering Gauri Lankesh
In her death, she reminded us how to be fearless again.