Popular television actress Tania Brishty is preparing to return to acting after staying away from shooting for nearly nine months due to illness.

Jointly organised by the Lily-Munier Memorial Trust and the family of Mishuk Munier, the event brought together journalists, filmmakers, cinematographers and cultural personalities to remember the pioneering cinematographer and broadcast journalist.

Vikings guitarist Faruque Hossain has announced that he has joined Fortin Amplification’s global roster of artistes.

The collection features studies of assorted leaves, morning glory and jasmine flowers, many of them completed in 2025. Executed in watercolour on paper, the pieces range from small framed works hung in measured rows to a monumental composition that fills an entire wall.

Music often finds its way into conversations that words alone struggle to begin. This time, three musicians from different genres have joined forces to raise their voices against one of Bangladesh’s longstanding social challenges — child marriage.

Actor Dino Morea has been arrested by the Mumbai Police’s Economic Offences Wing (EOW) in connection with the alleged Mithi River desilting scam.

Badhonhara Theatre School from Narsingdi staged its musical production “Jessore Road” at the Chhayanaut auditorium in Dhaka on Friday, revisiting the suffering of Bengali refugees during the 1971 Liberation War.

Chanchal Chowdhury’s mysterious look in the upcoming web-series “Chaalchitro: The Ekchala Murders” has been unveiled, offering the first glimpse of his character in filmmaker Pratim D Gupta’s cop universe.

Titled “Muktir Sangrame Anubhaber Boibhaav” (The Richness of Feeling in the Struggle for Freedom), the solo exhibition features works by Dr Md Azharul Islam Sheikh Chanchal, Dean of the Faculty of Fine Art at Dhaka University and Chairman of its Department of Ceramics.

Ankan Kumar has a vivid connection with love. The singer, who often finds music in nature and its beautiful forms, has once again mesmerised audiences with Coke Studio Bangla Season 4’s song “Mothura”. The song centres on two lovers whose paths remain intertwined despite an insurmountable distance. Surprisingly, the inspiration for the song dates back six years, long before audiences fell in love with his song “Upo.”

The fifth event of a nationwide festival exploring the philosophy, music and humanist traditions of Kabir and Lalon Shah was held in Rajshahi on Friday evening.

Now, Mithila has embarked on a new chapter in her life — one that is not only significant for her personally but also a source of pride for Bangladesh. Her latest achievement has drawn warm wishes from fellow artistes and colleagues across the country's showbiz community.

Conrad “Cronos” Lant, the singer and bassist who fronted British heavy metal band Venom for more than four decades, has died at 63.

It is a new version of the 1998 Bangladesh-India joint production “Hothat Brishti”, directed by Indian filmmaker Basu Chatterjee and starring Ferdous Ahmed and Priyanka Trivedi.

Hollywood actor Nicolas Cage has criticised the current direction of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), saying the franchise has moved away from the character-driven storytelling of its early years and increasingly focuses on large-scale action.

BTS leader RM, whose real name is Kim Namjoon, has made his curatorial debut with his first art exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA).

A young Amin Khan stepped onto a film set for the first time on December 24,1992. He arrived at the Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (FDC) in a baby taxi, carrying little more than courage, confidence, and the hope of making it in cinema.

Actor and development professional Rafiath Rashid Mithila is beginning a new chapter in her two-decade professional career. After concluding her long association with BRAC, she has taken on a new role at Columbia University in the United States, alongside a teaching position at the City University of New York (CUNY).

Shakib Khan is set to return to the romantic genre as he reunites with filmmaker Himel Ashraf for the upcoming film “Mohabbat”, produced by Arshad Adnan.

He never personally celebrates his birthday on a grandiose scale. It is mostly his fans and well-wishers who usually commemorate the ‘guru’ of Bangla rock – Mahfuz Anam James.