Living Healthy, Fighting Cancer: How Everyday Choices Can Lower Your Risk
Cancer is one of the world’s most widespread health challenges, touching millions of lives every year.
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Sri Lanka’s relationship with electronic music has been uneven. For years, it appeared in pockets rather than structures.
A legacy of 125 years
Moments from the School Day celebrations at St. Bridget’s Convent on 2nd February 2026, marking the inauguration of our 125th Jubilee year
Melania A Carefully Curated Portrait of Power Image and Silence
The documentary film Melania released worldwide in January 2026 arrived with extraordinary anticipation and unprecedented financial backing. Centred on the current First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump, the film promised rare access, personal insight, and an intimate portrayal of one of the most enigmatic figures in modern American political life. Instead, its global debut has ignited fierce debate, not only about its subject but about t
Beyond February 14th: The Everyday Magic of Love
Every year, as February 14th approaches, the world suddenly turns pink and red. Shops overflow with heart-shaped chocolates, teddy bears hold tiny love notes, restaurants advertise candlelit dinners, and social media feeds become a highlight reel of couples showing off bouquets and surprise gifts. Valentine’s Day feels like a global reminder that love exists, and while that’s beautiful, it also raises an important question: why do we limit celebr
Parenting Guilt: When It Helps and When It Holds Us Back
Parenting guilt has a way of creeping into almost every corner of daily life. Whether it’s about not spending enough time with our children, losing our patience, working too much, resting too little, or comparing ourselves to other parents, guilt often feels like an unavoidable companion in modern parenting.
THE SUSTAINABILITY MYTH WE ALL BOUGHT INTO AND WHAT ACTUALLY HELPS NOW
For the past decade, fashion sold us a comforting story. That we could keep shopping, as long as we chose better. Better fabrics. Better labels. Better intentions.
