Reza Dormishian, who was to travel to Goa to represent Darius Mehrjui's film 'A Minor', was barred from boarding his flight over what is believed to be his anti-regime …
Watching ‘Casablanca’, Even After 80 Years, We Remain in Awe of Its Simplicity – And Profound Depth
Casablanca’s legacy is long-lasting. Today, it ranks third on the American Film Institute’s 100 best movies of the last 100 years, and it is one of the most referenced …
Juliet’s Breast
A poem on the social practice in Verona, Italy, where all those paying a visit to Juliet's house are encouraged to touch the breast of her statue for good …
The Qatar World Cup: Money Runs Modern Soccer
Qatar’s World Cup is the culmination of decades of football capitalism — a victory for big corporations and repressive governments, and a tragedy for the fans and workers who …
A Primer For Urban Professionals in a Floundering Democracy
No matter how much one feels one is doing to contribute to a democratic movement, there is always more that can be done.
‘Weird: The Al Yankovic Story’ Can Salvage Your Holiday Weekend
Written by Weird Al himself and starring Daniel Radcliffe, 'Weird: The Al Yankovic Story' is a biopic parody that mocks the prestige form at every turn. It may very …
‘Bhediya’ Review: A ‘Comedy Horror’ That’s Neither Scary Nor Consistently Funny
Amar Kaushik’s filmmaking lacks two essential features: motivation and economy.
Being Grandma
The poet writes about how she found her youth in upon becoming a grandmother.
Euphoric Moments
A poem on the exploration of growing and becoming, in all its glory.
The Ball Is In Your Court!
On Constitution Day, a poem on going back to the Preamble.