The irony of being famous for the wrong reasons
In today’s era, going viral might be the craziest obsession for people of all ages. The fame-thirsty people don’t have to be outstandingly talented or charming to get into the limelight. New-gen reality TV shows promote this behaviour on all mega-platforms, helping these ‘celebrities’ cash in big time. No matter how much you wonder why these people […]
4 Movies that tell you about Asian parents
When compared to European or Western lifestyles, Asian parents generally raise their children differently. Filial devotion is a prime characteristic of Asian parents. With Asian movies gaining more global audiences, you (if you are an Asian) can relate more to the on-screen depiction of Asian parents, our culture, and individual development. Things you can relate […]
4 FREE language-learning apps for you to try!
The ability to effectively communicate in more than one, or even two, languages are rapidly becoming essential in every industry. Working with people from various cultures and countries is nothing new in today’s data-driven, digital-first world. On the other hand, finding the time and money for language learning courses can be difficult. However, with some […]
Why you must watch Beryl Shereshewsky on YouTube
I can’t explain how many hours I have spent watching food vlogs created by Beryl Shereshewsky on YouTube. Though in the past years, an enormous haul of cooking videos have blown up all over the web, I have never been a fan of mindless vlogging. I am a quality-over-quantity kind of person, especially with regard […]
Top 3 movie apps for the ultimate movie buff
Movies are our go-to programme, whether at the end of a hectic day, to spice up a boring weekend, or to have fun with family and friends during the holidays. A couple of hours of storytelling through cinematography can be refreshing, provided you pick the right flick. But irrespective of what genres you like or […]
Top 3 reading apps for book-lovers
Along with the developments of technology, even reading habits have changed over the years! The way we enjoy the art of writing is a far cry from what it used to be. The digital age entices us to turn our hobbies into a scoreboard, to compare with peers. This novel form (see what we did […]
Cancel culture: how far is too far?
Cancel culture—promoting the “cancelling” of people, shows, brands, and movies due to what some consider problematic/offensive—isn’t all that new. To trace its origin, the American music artist Nile Rodgers wrote a song called Your love is cancelled for a partner who spurned him. Later, the film New Jack City (1991) gave a misogynistic angle to […]
Food trends: a woke, new culinary world?
With the unwanted guest that barged in with the year 2020, the entire world came to a sudden halt. As a result, we were all stuck in our homes, trying to find ways to pass the time. Different people utilised the lockdown differently. While health enthusiasts started promoting indoor workouts, artists started creating resourceful art […]
Women entrepreneurs in the Indian food industry
The food scene in India has been complex, owing to the ever-growing population. This aspect affects everything—food production, quality, and the supply and demand chain. With the growing need for food, there have been significant concerns about sustainability and the environment. For the food on our plates to be economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable, there […]
Modern parenting styles and trends
Parenting in today’s digitalised world is far from easy. In the past, you raised your children somewhat like how your parents raised you, as per the traditions of your community. Your parenting choices could become a topic of discussion at family gatherings. Still, other than that, you were safe from prying eyes. However, with the […]