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ALI is MAALI at home
It's BACK! Both trendy and traditional jewellery find a place at the Jewels of India show starting tomorrow.
A HEART for ART Two grantees of the India Foundation for the Arts spoke to a gathering in Bangalore about their attempts at redefining cultural history.
The global ALCHEMIST Vedic chants and African riffs spinning from his console make DJ Cheb i Sabbah a true world citizen. Paki-Rock `Fuzon' After Junoon, Strings, and more recently, Xenia, another band from across the border, is making waves...
Where are the RAGING BULLS?Bangalore produced some of the finest boxers in the country, including the legendary Gunboat Jack, but many never got their due for all the blood and sweat they shed in the ring.
Celluloid sagaWHEN JACKIE Shroff said he wouldn't mind taking up a good role for a full-length TV serial a few years ago, several scoffed at his idea, as the hero wasn't really short of film offers. Today, as we see the medium grow in reach and stature, we ... 
Going placesTHE MOVIE world of China will soon see an Indian creating musical wonders for them. Several countries have had their share of A.R. Rahman's melodies, and now we hear the Chinese too will soon get a chance to see the musician at work. Rahman's ... 
The melody factorINDIAN FILMS are known to thrive on songs. An array of mellifluous numbers has even scored over average screenplays. While the music-and-dance sequences set our films apart from those of other countries, they also prove to be a bane at ... 
Bowled overHIS STINT with the camera and make-up started with "Palmolive da jawab nahin". All along, he has had a host of modelling assignments, and now we will soon see cricketer Kapil Dev in CID, a serial on Sony Television. A brand ambassador for ...
Breads with a BRIT flavour If bakery products, once considered `English food', slowly caught up with the local people, a large part of the credit goes to Excelsior Bakery.
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