Arman R. Khan

The war between fans about who is the better athlete among these two has gone on for way too long.

When it comes to managing extra-curricular activities and jobs while keeping up with academics, Tamanna Ahmed is exemplary.

Allow me to introduce Silicon Valley, HBO's sitcom revolving around the lives of a few tech geeks living together. Wait, haven't we already seen the like in The Big Bang Theory? Yes and no.

How did you get the idea for Career Bootcamp 2015?

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There aren't many themed restaurants in Dhaka. So positive posts about a certain Comic Cafe on FoodBank naturally spiked my interest.

When some of my most favourite sitcoms went off the air, a friend suggested I watch “Undateable”. And after I watched the first episode of the first season, I was hooked. A multi-camera sitcom made by Adam Sztykiel, this summer filler at NBC actually is more hilarious than many of its counterparts.

I've seen my friends from university attend Holi and they always seemed to have the time of their lives.

With the ICC Cricket World Cup going on, a group of young musicians have come up with a cricket-themed song, titled “Amrai Anbo Bijoy: The War Begins”.

The Joy Bangla Concert was presented by Young Bangla on March 7, 2015 at the Army Stadium in Dhaka. Attendees had to register prior to the concert to get complimentary passes for the event.

Live music at cafés is nothing new in Bangladesh.

The ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup has presented us with quite a few innings with very high scores. While some attribute this to the characteristics of Australia and New Zealand grounds, some think it could be due to the effect of the Twenty 20 (T20) format on the ODIs.

Rating: 9/10 “For those of us climbing to the top of the food chain, there can be no mercy.

Ever since I heard about Shakrain celebration, particularly the kite festival, in Old Dhaka, I've been meaning to go there. But try as I may, I missed the festival for the last two years. So I was adamant to attend Shakrain this year, celebrated on January 14. Although it is held in different parts of the Old Town, I went to Laxmibazar with a local friend. Upon arriving, I realised that I had underestimated the popularity of Shakrain; it wasn't just another festival, it was THE festival of the Old Town. My friend informed me that groups from every few buildings would raise a fund and organise a bash every year for Shakrain – Old Town style, with lights and sound systems.

Halfway through winter, and amongst the gazillions of weddings around, I came across one that just shows how far we've come technologically. With my cousin living abroad and having reached a “suitable” age for getting married according to Bangladeshi standards, the family decided to get him married without further delay, over Skype.

When I first saw the promotional video for this year's “Closeup Volt”, I was amazed. The event, which was organised by the brand, Closeup on December 27, 2014 at Bangabandhu International Conference Center in Dhaka, was more than just a concert; it was a celebration of the young and talented artists who are trying to do something new.