Do You Get Out Much?

For Comedian Ed Helms and actor Bradley Cooper, actors of the successful "The Hangover" films, the franchise is "over".Cooper, who essays the role of Phil Wenneck, said: "It's over. It's done. Yeah, it's done.""It would take peace in the Middle East for me to ...

She had to sit at home for a year. She preferred to do so rather than suffer all her life. For Sriparna, the decision was hard to take, but it paid off. "I had taken admission in a college in Kolkata but left it after a month. I could not gel well with the ...

Hair dryness, frizz and split ends are common problems in summer. Especially if you have long tresses, sweat developing on the scalp and back can cause frequent dirtying of hair, itchiness of scalp and dandruff. Doctors, however, say you need not necessarily ...

Pee, pee, pee, co, co, cola - the Afro-jack track from Shortcut Romeo is already creating a buzz. The song currently on air is the first promo of the film directed by Susi Ganeshan. It is the Hindi remake of his Tamil super hit Thiruttu Payale starring Neil ...

From traditional to trendy, anarkalis have come a long way and are back in fashion these days. A few modifications from designers have changed the typical anarkali and now everyone from celebs to the young fashionistas are sporting a variety of ...

Saurashtra's middle-order batting mainstay Cheteshwar Pujara confesses that there's never a dull moment in cricket. "I love the game and cricket is my life. Every step I take is like training myself to get better in the sport," he shares. Cheteshwar belongs ...

Art is a reflection of society, and our society's most prominent malaise these days - sexual assaults on women - have certainly left an impression on artists. Since the December 16 gang rape, and incidents of rape and child abuse thereafter, a string of art ...

There are two classes of cyclists in Delhi - those who cycle because they cannot afford other means of transport; and those who cycle as a lifestyle choice/hobby. Both face different problems. "I ride by holding my brakes throughout," rues 43-year-old Sunil ...

United States President Barack Obama Thursday defended the use of drones as a "just war" of self-defence against terrorists as he outlined the future of his counter-terrorism policies. Read Obama's full speech here Obama defended drone strikes, saying they "have saved lives" by eliminating terrorists, and are a legal part of a "just war" against their organisations. There have been civilian casualties that "haunt" him, Obama said, but that risk must be balanced against the threat from terrorist ...