Culture

Structured around three versions of one life, our book of the month is a novel that reimagines fate, family, and identity

Twenty years after we got the seminal work that is ‘The Devil Wears Prada’, the sequel is in theatres. Here’s to being bombed by “Is print dead?” scenarios, backslapping finance bros, and a thousand cerulean references

This Ballerina Farm-coded fever dream from debut author Caro Claire Burke is already headed for the big screen, and might be your next glossy obsession

Going from baithaks to bass drops, the Indian classical percussion instrument is now finding a spot in the DJ booths

The biggest takeaway from the viral book, ‘Strangers’, isn’t that a marriage can implode without warning. It’s that women really need to have that uncomfortable chat about money

35 thoughts on the misogyny and mess that turned a high-school drama into a full-blown crime spiral

The author of the buzzy workplace novel on complicated women, loving the idea of making readers a little uncomfortable, and the “ridiculous” garment that helped her get in the zone while writing

While the plot of Dan Levy’s new Netflix show comprises a series of unfortunate (and avoidable) events, the dysfunctional, bickering protagonists keep you glued

A photo essay on Kashmir. A culinary trip through Kolkata. A deep dive into Indian streets. Your coffee table needs to make some place for these bold new art tomes from India

Eight years after ‘An American Marriage’, the author returns with a moving story about two “cradle friends” united by absent mothers—a rare novel you’d want to re-read immediately

A24’s latest is brimming with chaos that goes way beyond the trailer and the many, many ways people self-sabotage before saying “I do”

Between British Regency dramas and American space missions, the Indian-origin actor is subverting stereotypes and carving out a path that is anything but predictable