My Life on a Plate By Yasara Abeynayake-Marija
I’ve always absolutely loved food; everything about it. I’m one of those people who looks forward to lunch while still eating breakfast. Food has always been the true essence of my life. I eat to celebrate, to comfort myself when I’m feeling low, to socialize, and simply because something just tastes good. To my misfortune (or perhaps balance!), I married someone who doesn’t share the same passion for food.
TASTELESS TRAVEL TRAVESTIES
Good taste is subjective I do agree, but sensibility should not be. Being considerate of others, keeping in mind that we are part of a collective and not an individual on our own planet, means that one should be aware of where one is, and with whom one is interacting. Unfortunately, when traveling one sees some of the most obvious cases of selfishness and obliviousness of the collective and this happens quite often and in the tackiest forms.
Christmas Cake Mixing Ceremony at Zest Metropole
Zest Metropole celebrated the spirit of togetherness with its annual Christmas Cake Mixing Ceremony, an event that brought guests, associates, and the culinary team together in a joyous tradition. The ceremony highlighted the hotel’s belief in creating experiences that unite people and remind us of the sweetness of sharing festive moments.
THE FINE ACCIDENT CALLED SUHEL SETH WIT, WISDOM AND A DASH OF PROVOCATION!
Few figures in India’s public life straddle as many worlds with as much flair and fearlessness as Suhel Seth. A man of many avatars; advertising maverick, brand consultant, theatre enthusiast, author,
The Bold Colour Blocking Revival for A/W 2025
There comes a moment in every fashion cycle when neutrals step aside, lower their sunglasses, and whisper, “Alright, fine… your turn.” For the last few seasons, fashion flirted with softness, oat milk knits,
Jumana Lukmanjee The Mind Behind Dramatica Ltd
For over two decades, Jumana Lukmanjee has stood at the crossroads of education and the performing arts, shaping generations of learners through the expressive power of theatre. An accomplished
THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING AND THE VALUE OF NOTHING CONSUMERISM AND THE EROSIO ETHICSN OF CORPORATE
In recent years, we have witnessed a troubling convergence of three phenomena: the proliferation of consumer-goods, the ever-expanding influence of corporate power, and a corresponding decline in the
How an Ancient Tradition of Mourning Became a Catholic Faith
November, in the Catholic tradition, is known as the Month of the Dead, a time devoted to remembering, mourning, and celebrating those who have gone before us. Cemeteries begin to bloom with fresh flowers,
