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I Felt Like One Of My Father's Songbirds, Let Out Of Its Cage': Driving As A Woman In Saudi Arabia
It began as a protest and became a national talking point. A women’s rights activist reveals what happened when she filmed herself behind the wheel In 2011, as the Ar...
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Sania Mirza, The New Campaigner For Farhan Akhtar's MARD
Tennis ace Sania Mirza joins Farhan Akhtar's anti-women harassment crusade; shoots Father's Day video Farahn Akhtar has always been a vocal critic of gender inequality, and...
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In 'Hunger', Roxane Gay Unravels The Repercussions Of A Rape
In 2012, Roxane Gay, the founding essays editor at The Rumpus, published an essay ostensibly about about The Hunger Games. Those on Twitter who followed Gay — already...
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Jacqueline Bats For Ban On Animal Testing Of Cosmetics
Bollywood actor Jacqueline Fernandez loves animals so much so that the actor is urging people to sign a petition for a global ban on animal testing of cosmetics and ingredi...
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50 Years After 'Loving', Hollywood Still Struggles With Interracial Romance
Fifty years ago, on June 12, 1967, the Supreme Court’s decision in Loving v. Virginia legalized interracial marriage. Just two weeks earlier, shooting had been comple...
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She Photographed Jimi Hendrix Without Knowing His Name
In 1967, Elaine Mayes was living in a Haight-Ashbury commune and piecing together work as a photojournalist. With national media swarming the neighborhood, she saw firsthan...
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The Bastion Of Women Nawabs
As the Mughal Empire started disintegrating after the death of Aurangzeb, many local chiefs and governors declared independence. Many others, finding the empire weakened, s...
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How Online Radio Shows, Podcasts & Blogs Can Be Your Guide To New Music
In the age of algorithmic discoveries, there’s a case to be made for real guides. What better way could there be to expand the horizons of your aural experience? Ther...
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Salman Khan Joins BMC's Campaign To End Open Defecation In Mumbai
Salman Khan has lent star power to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)'s campaign to make the city free of open defecation. Yesterday, the star visited Madras Pada...
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'We Wear Culture' Is Based On The Premise That Fashion Is Culture, Not Just Clothes
For years, Google allowed its engineers to spend 20 percent of their time on personal projects they thought would ultimately benefit the company. The tech giant has since s...
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