Music aficionados in the port city of Chittagong were spellbound on Saturday evening, as they enjoyed the performance of noted artistes of the country.

The fifth day of Bengal Cultural Festival in Sylhet marked the closing of Kali O Kalam Sahitya Sammilan at Syed Mujtaba Ali Mancha where poets from all walks of Bangladesh and India had gathered and presented their own creation on stage.

The ever growing film industry of Bangladesh has witnessed the arrival of quality cinema, offering the audience unforgettable experiences in the theatre halls.

Hundreds of people at the 'London 1971' exhibition at Mohammad Ali Gymnasium in Sylhet learnt with fascination about the many unsung heroes of the Liberation War of Bangladesh through a display of memorabilia from London back in 1971.

An accountant for the Academy Awards botched the meticulous procedure for announcing the Oscar for best picture when he handed victory to "La La Land" before declaring "Moonlight" the real winner, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) says.

“Moonlight,” a drama about a gay man in the inner city, scored best picture at the 89th Academy Awards, beating out the heavily

Prachyanat, one of the leading theatre troupes of the country, completed its 20th year of founding on February 21, and are all set to

It is not too often that a proper international rock musician gets to perform in Dhaka, and when news broke out that Guthrie Govan, considered one of the most skilled guitar players in the world today, was performing here, fans of the genre were not going to miss out.

Global art sales plunged in 2016 as the number of high-value works sold dropped by half, while China regains its status as the world's top market, Artprice says in an annual report.

Natalie Portman is missing the 2017 Oscars, set to take place this morning Bangladesh time, and the Spirit Awards the day before because of her pregnancy.

Jacqueline Fernandez is prepping up for her upcoming film “Judwaa 2” co-starring Varun Dhawan and Taapsee Pannu. The 31-year-

Shah Alam Shazu is a dedicated, hard working entertainment journalist, but between all the interviews, reports and photo-shoots, he manages time for a deep-seeded passion– writing fiction, and every February he sees all his hard work come to fruition as his books hit the Ekushey Book Fair.

A book focusing on the history of the Liberation War, titled “Pabna-1971”, was launched in Pabna on Friday. The book, authored by valiant Freedom Fighter Rabiul Islam Rabi, hinges on his memories of the battlefield and sheds light on the key events of the Liberation War.

With the theme “Bibidho Bhashar Bibidho Ratan”, Dhaka University's 11th Central Annual Theatre Festival, arranged and produced by the Department of Theatre and Performance Studies of University of Dhaka, opened on February 21 at Teachers' and Students' Centre (TSC) auditorium in the campus. The weeklong festival ends today.

“The play and stage play are clearly different, and plays have their own value in literature, which cannot be differentiated from the literature,” Shaoli Mitra, president of West Bengal Sahitya Academy said on a Saturday at the literary conference being held as part of the Bengal Sangskritik Utshab Sylhet 1017.

For the first time, guitarist Guthrie Govan will be performing live in Bangladesh at a concert titled “Guthrie in Dhaka” at KIB Convention

Ummah Mostafa's Super Chef Class had prepared the participants for a variety of continental cuisine. A prodigious talent and a master

Shusmita Anis, a well-known singer, is about to release a romantic song “Keu Januk Ar Nai Januk”. This song is composed, tuned and

“Militant and extremist activities cannot halt the flow of culture in our country; this evening in Sylhet stands testament to that,”

Marking the 60th birth anniversary (February 9) of noted actor Khaled Khan, popularly known as Juboraj to his countless fans and colleagues, a memorial programme will be held at the National Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy at 5:30pm today.