The Nod Mag

Lifestyle overhauls, supplement stacks, extreme metric tracking—the pregnancy announcement is no longer the starting point but the finish line to a long, optimised ordeal

From Mia Goth’s bleached arches to Zeenat Aman’s pencil-thin lines, the ‘skinny brow’ is no longer a cautionary tale but a conscious reclamation of beauty choices

After years of skipping grease for masks and leave-ins, we’re going back to our roots (literally). Our picks, though, are an upgrade on your childhood champi

Before you make room for wellness’s newest obsession in your supplement stack, here's what you need to know

But he can do mascara and a winged liner in a moving car

We mined the threads so you don’t have to spend Friday night reading 400 comments

Art schools, old temples, comedy clubs and everyday food: a slow itinerary through one of Singapore’s most fascinating neighbourhoods

Plus, a fruit-forward coffee, indie comic books in Delhi, and more of The Nod’s current obsessions

A no-reservations neighbourhood hangout, a single-origin and specialty coffee bar, and Hosatodaku and Ramadan feasts mean March means business

At this ongoing showcase by the House of Mahendra Doshi, a chair is never just a chair

Water is colourless. Your drinkware doesn’t have to be

A grownup dessert menu and flowers in to-go cups await you at Pardon Our French

Over two decades, one food-obsessed writer has tried everything from curry puffs and nasi lemak to hojicha lattes at hatted restaurants, alleyways, and even shopping centres across this city-state