Renowned filmmaker Martin Scorsese is now an adviser and partner to Black Forest Labs, a German company that builds AI tools for generating images and video from written descriptions.

More than six decades after her tragically early death, the city was awash with references to the bottle-blonde icon on what would have been her 100th birthday.

The movie is an adaptation of a Humayun Ahmed book, but two screenwriters gave it life for the screen

The accompanying music video has been directed by Shan Shaik and Lata Achariaa. Alongside Resmi Mirza, the video features performances by Imtu Ratish, Shanta Jahan, Protic Hasan, Rumana Islam, Tarika and Jui.

‘Mamun: In Praise of Shadows’, directed by British-Bangladeshi filmmaker Makbul Chowdhury, wins ‘Best Documentary Film Award’

Performed hits like 'Hips Don't Lie,' 'La Bicicleta,' 'La Tortura,' ;Estoy Aqui' on a 1,345 square metres stage

The accolade was presented to him by Matiur Rahman, editor of Prothom Alo, and Anjan Chowdhury, managing director of Square Toiletries.

Pepsi withdraws its sponsorship of Wireless Festival

Lively was independent contractor, dooming harassment claim, says judge

Half a century later, Scorsese’s “Taxi Driver” remains a quiet autopsy of urban souls learning to live without being seen

Why Eid does not arrive the same for everyone, and how a classic ghazal gives voice to that quiet divide

The lineup includes “Prince: Once Upon a Time in Dhaka”, “Domm”, “Pressure Cooker”, “Rakkhosh”, and “Bonolota Express”.

Action icon and martial arts maestro dies at 86, leaving behind a legacy

Even with Arifin Shuvoo in the lead, web series Jazz City repeats a familiar trope

A drifting ghazal resurfaces on digital tides, revealing how a shared past still sings in one voice across divided geographies

A chance encounter with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s ‘Allah Hoo’ opened the door to the transcendent world

Once a cult sitcom character, she is now Instagram and TikTok royalty across Pakistan, India and Bangladesh

The movie premiered on this day over 100 years ago and introduced audiences to soundless horror

Mukhopadhyay lived through the fractures of partition, the uncertainties of migration, and the routines of middle-class survival. Politics was inherited consciousness, not a slogan. Songwriting became a ledger of conscience: a daily reckoning with history, place, and identity. His voice quivered at the edges, not from lack of technique, but from the weight of feeling itself. Being Bengali was not taught; it had to be experienced.

The government yesterday announced nine individuals and, for the first time, a rock band as recipients of the Ekushey Padak 2026, the country’s second-highest civilian honour, recognising contributions across film, fine arts, architecture, music, dance, theatre, journalism, education and sculpture.