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How two heavy metal wizards kicked cancer in the face

Musicians looking forward to a concert-filled 2021 are largely in despair, but some are hoping to make the most of a bad year

What does the father of a soon-to-be film-maker do to patch up their fragile relationship? Head for a road trip with the family, of course, and battle evil robots on the way

Comforting or distracting listeners with poetry — and more — in these trying times

Octogenarian artist Vasudev sought to overcome pandemic-induced isolation with a series of experimental collages

Chaitanya Tamhane does a tough balancing act in ‘The Disciple’ — allowing the audience to form its own conclusions

On his 100th birth anniversary, a diehard fan and translator of Satyajit Ray’s stories recalls the man and his work

Theatre artists on why they decided to go solo

Inside Narayan Chandra Sinha’s universe house, metal and nature’s footprints are churned into an organic whole

Expect the unexpected when musicians of different traditions come together for a duet

A domineering father, three resentful sons and a vile plan — director Dileesh Pothan, screenwriter Syam Pushkaran and actor Fahadh Faasil’s ‘Joji’ is a well-crafted thriller

The iconic punk rock band took a whole generation along as they toured the globe for 22 years

Murder is a theme that is unlikely to darken and yellow with time, the writer Truman Capote had once said. Over-the-top platforms — teeming with real-life crime series — seem to agree

The uncertainty and upheaval engendered by the pandemic and the lockdowns across the world have led to the most interesting conversations

A year after theatres shut down, artistes are reinventing themselves in the digital world to stay relevant

Seventy-five years after he started his career as a lyricist, Majrooh Sultanpuri continues to be feted for his remarkable versatility and craftsmanship

The ‘Mirzapur’ actor on streaming platforms, the web drama that was the turning point in his career — and his role in a new film on farmers

A cop, a poet, a wedding planner, an outraged wife: On International Women’s Day, a look at diverse stories about women characters on streaming platforms

The ancient Roman Empire was indeed the melting pot that absorbed flavours of the world — from the humble Indian kanji to the luscious Persian pulao

Creator of the world’s biggest art canvas hopes to help children in poorer countries

On the 200th death anniversary of John Keats, celebrating his life and poetry with podcasts that dwell on beauty, nature and mortality

Against considerable odds, 'Drishyam 2' delivers a story that’s just as good as — if not better than — the original. Only a brave man would bet against Jeethu Joseph and Mohanlal outdoing themselves in a third part

Padma Shri awardee Ramachandra Pulavar — the 12th generation exponent of Tholpavakoothu in his family — on taking the traditional form of shadow puppetry performed in temples to a wider audience

Studies have shown that dance exercises may help people cope with chronic lung problems