Sadi Mohammad Shahnewaz

15 young changemakers, from all over Bangladesh, feeding off enthusiasm and passion to do something better for the society: that was the essence of the roundtable held jointly by The Daily Star and Ashoka Foundation.

She is a woman of multiple talents: a veteran playwright and actor with more than 20 years of experience, and also a respected

I am intrigued by how much music you manage to do even though you live in Australia! How do you manage?

Is it the endearing smile, or is it the charming personality? Is it her impeccable acting, or her elegant demeanor?

In some ways, 2017 for the entertainment industry was like the previously newlywed bride that built a rapport with you over time. You have good understanding with each other, but at the same time have some tumultuous fallouts that, in the long run only help you to become a stronger couple. Similarly, the achievements that the industry had received far overshadowed the controversies that had surrounded it.

Farhin Khan Joyita was born in a family of high cultural pedigree, with her mother being the renowned Rabindra Sangeet exponent Mita Haque and her father the 'Juboraj' of Bangladeshi theatre, Khaled Khan. However, she has carved her own path with her technically sound and soulful singing which is appreciated by all in the industry and beyond. Star Showbiz talks to the brilliant singer on her current projects, passion for music and much more!

It has been a long time! What have you been up to lately?

Mojar School, an institution known for providing free education to underprivileged children, held its annual “Anondo Utshob” on October

“A few grains of rice can make all the difference”- such is the motto of BhaatBank, a registered non-profit organisation working to end

Even though it's no secret that the MOBA scene is currently oversaturated with uninspired and corny Dota 2 and League of Legends clones, there are still many viable alternatives to those who don't want to spend an entire hour for one match filled with flaming and toxicity.

Regardless of how brilliant and resourceful a student might be, the fear of communicating in English is still a prevalent hurdle that

I don't know if this is cheating, but I thought I'd give myself a little treat after some appalling experiences that I'd previously shared with you.

Imagine growing up on the streets of Dhaka as an underprivileged child, without a roof above your head or a bed to sleep on.

For two and a half hours, the International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB) was in a remarkably festive mood as it became the gathering hub for music lovers from around the city.

'Slates, Smiles and Ambitions' is an article that was published in the Daily Star's 'Star Campus' back in 2012. It

Access to clean water is not only a fundamental human need, but also a basic human right.

I was pretty skeptical when I first heard that Friday the 13th was getting a multiplayer-based survival horror game.

If you were travelling anywhere around Dhaka on May 21, you are likely to have noticed young orange-clad volunteers collecting and

We often tend to ignore our bodies in the perplexity of life. This is even more so during the holy month of Ramadhan, when we

He represented Bangladesh at ‘Mister Global’, an international male beauty pageant held in Thailand. Naseef Rahman has earned