For the lead singer, the song is more philosophical rather than political as it makes you think about what money really is.
My Classroom Was Sexist and Undemocratic – And I’m a Product of It
I realise that even though my school was the best thing that happened to me, it might have left an indelible blot on my own belief system.
Book Review | Trevor Noah’s ‘Born a Crime’ is an Accidental Ode to His Remarkable Mother
Trevor’s mother, Patricia, is the book's real hero – obviously reflecting the huge admiration Noah has for her.
We Need to Reclaim the Original Intent of Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day has become the story of a mother who deserves one day to be fêted for all “the little things she does.”
Anna Sorokin: The Story of the Fake German Heiress Who Stiffed the Art World
Once an art magazine intern, Anna Delvey created a jet-setting lifestyle for herself on others' dimes. She is now in jail for upto 12 years.
‘Free Speech. It’s an Opinion’: Teenagers in the UK Don’t See Online Abuse as a Problem
In a study, “Just saying”, “just joking” and “just an opinion” were common responses to online posts – even to hate speech or threats, which could actually result in …
The Great ‘Bro-liferation’: Should Women Be Calling Each Other ‘Bro’?
For us who have toiled to unlearn our silence and survive our self-hatred, is it fair that that we weave ourselves into a narrative of more exclusion?
Government Law College Mumbai Arbitrarily Fails 270 Students, Refuses to Take Re-Tests
On the day of examination, the college reduced the test duration from two hours to one hour and 30 minutes.
How Camp Was the Met Gala? Not Very
Many of the gowns and costumes at this year’s Met Gala attempted to capture the essence of camp, and in trying to do so missed the point of camp …
Why the Urdu Language Is Fading Away From Bollywood
The number of people speaking Urdu and those interested in learning the language has decreased, and this has, in turn, impacted the entertainment industry as well.