A close friend of mine has been a Ye fan for longer than he would probably like to admit out loud, and when the India concert got cancelled, after two postponements and months of waiting, he had that feeling you get when
I watched The Drama and reread Wuthering Heights in the same week, and I kept coming back to how similar they felt underneath everything else. Keeping aside the distance in setting and time, both stories end up asking you to accept the
November is here, that weird in-between month where you’re too broke from Diwali but too early for Christmas, and honestly, all you want to do is cocoon under a blanket and pretend your to-do list doesn’t exist. The weather’s moody (rains in
Lately, we have been noticing a quiet shift happening in the way that we attend weddings. What used to be a simple (also extravagant) celebration of love has now, honestly, become a full-blown cultural performance, part emotional reunion, part live content opportunity.
Usually, for brides, the months leading up to their wedding day resemble a well-oiled operation, which includes an entire spreadsheet for backup hairdressers and makeup artists, as well as a detailed beauty calendar filled with skincare routines they need to complete before
If you’re a TV fanatic like me, you might know the scenes from How I Met Your Mother where Barney Stinson would dramatically declare “Suit up!” as if a three-piece suit was going to be the solution to all of his friends’
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