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Art & Culture

The City, the Stroller and the Comic Strip

Three artists explore the joys of city strolling and mining its stories. On display under a single roof in a Bangalore gallery are the pleasures of flânerie

Tongue in Chic

The blog that keeps them all agog—celebrities, fans and fashionistas, even the fashion police, in no particular order

The Loneliest Superstar Ever

From the dizzying heights of stardom to the depths of despair, the Rajesh Khanna story is unsurpassable

Everything but the Girl

The apartment of this nameless, absent girl offers the delicious thrill of browsing through another person’s life furtively

Citizen Aamir

Amid pauses longer than his answers, the superstar with a conscience responds to criticisms of his new TV show and talks about measuring success by the number of hearts he touches

Joey’s Jump Cut

The former ramp model might just be India’s answer to TV celebrity chef Nigella Lawson. Or Julia Child

Paris Still Rules

French stylists have broken away from run-of-the-mill fashion—and how

The Delectation of Despair

Gautam Bhatia shuffles schoolboy humour with a thoughtful critique of Indian urban life in his miniature paintings

Does He Mean It?

Aamir Khan has his audience just right in Satyamev Jayate, but there are some inconvenient truths about the show.

Oh, Calcutta

The Kalighat paintings were remarkable critiques of city life in early 19th century Calcutta, even when the subjects were ostensibly religious ones

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