Books have always been the fiercest form of diplomacy and perhaps the most honest. These seven books are a reminder that the stories we don’t seek out are often the ones we need most.
War has long shaped the emotional vocabulary of music. In moments of conflict, words can fail and that’s when music speaks and heals.
As Pakistan Idol 2025 moves closer to its finale, Episodes 33 to 36 sharpen the competition with themed nights, high-stakes eliminations and moments of unexpected grace.
The Oscar race looked predictable but after the BAFTAs and The Actors Awards, anything is possible.
On International Women’s Day, Instep celebrates iconic female pop culture figures, from the pioneers who broke barriers to the modern-day flag bearers who lead the way today.
Against a fashion calendar defined by noise and repetition, LFW Presents makes a deliberate opening move. Its first showcase signals ambition that extends beyond the runway.
In losing actors Eric Dane and James Van Der Beek, television lost two men who made feelings feel less embarrassing.
Bilal Maqsood on talent, infrastructure, Pakistan Idol and the realities of building a music career
Pakistani television has entered a new cycle and it is doing so with full-volume background music and zero chill. Romance is thriving, mystery is simmering and emotional reckoning remains the nation’s favourite sport. From buzzy “coming soon” teasers to serials already fuelling group chats, these dramas are shaping 2026’s TV chatter. Think you are keeping up? Let’s find out.
From a Valentine’s Day premiere in Berlin to a milestone announcement in Karachi, here’s what you need to know about the very best of Pakistan’s cultural moments.
