Summer makeup tips for a long-lasting look

30 August 2026 Fashion & Beauty
Beat scorching summer heat and intense humidity using skin-soothing ice prep, pore-filling matte primers, oil-absorbing powders, and waterproof eye makeup, topped off with a generous setting spray to lock in your vibrant, long-lasting beauty look.

Budget-friendly getaways your parents will love

Plan perfect vacation getaways for parents seeking restful travel experiences. Top relaxing destinations include serene Cox’s Bazar beaches, tranquil Bandarban hills, historic Kathmandu in Nepal, soothing Chiang Mai in Thailand, and cultural iconic Turkish landmarks.
The versatile appeal of focaccia bread
30 August 2026 Food & Recipes
Mungdi brings hill cuisine to Dhaka
2 August 2026 Food & Recipes
The flavours of a rainy afternoon
26 July 2026 Food & Recipes
The World Cup final match munchies guide
19 July 2026 Food & Recipes

The foods that may help your body fight inflammation

8 August 2026 Health & Fitness
Lower chronic inflammation naturally by choosing Mediterranean, DASH, or MIND dietary patterns packed with high-fibre whole foods, vibrant fruits, and avocados. Smart nutrient pairings nourish gut microflora, reducing C-reactive protein to protect long-term health.

Old-school men’s style tips that are back in fashion

There has been a preconceived notion, as old as time itself, that you can only look a certain way at a certain place.
28 March 2022

Hair care routine

It is called one’s crowning glory, literally the top of our heads, and is often a source of personal pride or concern. Some let it grow into flowing locks, others into a fluffy Afro, and yet others like it neatly shorn into a sharp buzz cut.
28 March 2022

Tips and tricks to buying the best watches

There is a tremendous number of watch complications available on the market. And despite their complexity, not all watch complications are equally practical. Some complications are must-haves and some are just ornamental (like the tourbillon).
28 March 2022

Lemon recipes to try at home for Ramadan

Juicy, zesty, and tart, lemons are not only delicious but also contain a multitude of health benefits. Lemons have an abundance of vitamin C
28 March 2022

Trending accessories for men in 2022

Clothes are no longer the only important aspect of an outfit of the day for any fashion conscious individual, and men are not short of choices.
28 March 2022

Zarif Rashid: From professional Muay Thai fighter in Thailand to a trainer in Bangladesh

Zarif Rashid, a Bangladeshi at a loss of fluency during the primary phases of the COVID-19 pandemic, decided to completely change his life for the better with Muay Thai,
28 March 2022

Ramadan 2022 at InterContinental Dhaka

Ramadan is approaching, it’s time to start planning your Iftar and Suhoor for this year’s auspicious celebration. 
28 March 2022

India resumes scheduled int’l flights after 2 years

India today resumed scheduled international flight services after a two-year hiatus imposed by Covid-19 on most foreign flights, bringing the much-needed relief to the tourism industry which was one of the worst-hit by the pandemic.
27 March 2022

London 1971 — A political frontier of the Liberation War

Warzones of the 1971 War were many, and political confrontations were often fought thousands of miles away from the battleground. Case in point, London — the bustling metropolis where expat Bengalis, and people with conscience of all nationalities launched a civil protest, and thus began a diplomatic struggle against the Pakistani military junta.
26 March 2022

Singapore to ease more Covid restrictions including for overseas arrivals

Singapore is easing more Covid-19 curbs including lifting most restrictions for fully vaccinated visitors arriving in the country and dropping requirements to wear masks outdoors, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said in a speech on Thursday.
24 March 2022

Letters to the City: Art explores the complex relations of women and girls with their urban existence

With an aim to create substantial social change, Dhaka Memory and Mongol Deep Foundation organised ‘Letters to the city’, an exhibition combining art, architecture, and gender politics.
23 March 2022

‘Till death do us part’

Two lovers. Between them stood the biggest obstacle imaginable -- death itself.
21 March 2022

Shorno Chef: TV cooking competition for children between 12 and 17

Budding young chefs from across Bangladesh are flexing their cooking skills on Shorno Chef, a new television show jointly created by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and UNICEF.
21 March 2022

The Toshakhana Museum at Dhaka: An Anthology of History

Inside the premises of Bangabandhu Military Museum, another aesthetic museum is set called Toshakhana Museum or the Treasury Museum. Father of the Nation,
21 March 2022

The Tajuddin Ahmad persona: Tales of a Liberation War leader

Without him, the history of the birth of Bangladesh would be incomplete. After all, Tajuddin Ahmad was the prime minister during the wartime Mujibnagar Government, leading and navigating through the numerous harrowing challenges the Liberation War threw during those fateful months of 1971.
21 March 2022
21 March 2022

5 years of The White Canary Café: A local success story

In half a decade, The White Canary has won the hearts of numerous brunch and coffee lovers with its fresh, light all-day brunch menu and quality offerings.
21 March 2022

Uddipta Bangladesher Obhijatri: Stories of people who dared to do

A number of brilliant individuals are taking Bangladesh’s name to a unique height with their contributions in different fields for the welfare of Bangladeshi people or are overall an inspiring example to Bangladesh and highly recognised in the international arena.
21 March 2022

‘Classical Night’ — merging meditation and music at Satori Meditations

Keeping this in mind, Satori Meditations, who offer yoga services, various transformative courses and meditative therapies, hosted ‘Classical Night,’ a musical event showcasing noted and aspiring classical artists.
21 March 2022

‘Brazil — Beauty in Diversity’, a travel photography exhibition showcasing the multicultural diversity of Brazil by Sabrina Islam held at Edge Gallery

“I got my first camera, a disposable one, when I was 14. I have been travelling alone since the age of 18. As I travelled and took photography more seriously, I wanted to share my wanderlust with my friends, share the way I was seeing the world, through my lens,” said Sabrina Islam.
21 March 2022