Open Letter : System Of a Down
Of a Down is an Armenian heavy-metal band that was formed in 1994.
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Beyond the Generic Perspective: The Palace Of Illusions
Can a woman ever win? What tips the balance between a man’s and a woman’s mistakes? What is the difference between being flawed and unreasonable?
Read on to know how Divakaruni instigates these questions in her bestselling novel.
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Let’s Go for Coffee
Guest Post by Cathalynn Labonté-Smith : Let’s go for coffee. Many of you are probably aching to say or hear that phrase right now, depending upon where your location is at in the lockdown scale. A phrase that was once taken for granted, but is now a rare treat or a much anticipated sign of normalcy returning.
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Bringing Words to Life: Greta Gerwig’s ‘Little Women’
Who hasn’t read Little Women? But how does Greta Gerwig’s film adaptation of the classic are in comparison?
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10 Lessons From a Global Pandemic
At the end of every accomplishment I feel renewed, at every failure I have gained an experience to live with. On days when there seems no purpose to life within this apocalyptic big picture, my tiny goals give me a reason to get out of bed.
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Origin To Table: 10 Types of Coffee From Around the World
As the onset of a global pandemic and widespread lockdown caused people to master new recipes, I dove into the world of coffee. Of what exists and how. Of what exists and why.
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Open Letter: The Truman Show
Watch The Truman Show today, and tell me Jim Carrey is your favourite actor.
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Performing Whiteness
A powerful essay by Sarah Bellamy, who, in the wake of George Floyd being murdered in her hometown, argues that we need to question how white bodies might be predisposed to rely on a racial inheritance that endangers the lives of others. Performing Whiteness
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The Dynamic Folds of Lihaaf
Narrated by Chughtai from a child’s perspective, the story is purely suggestive yet deeply meaningful. The candid testimony is sparked by her trademark witty descriptions, lending the story an essence of acknowledgement curtained by innocent language.
Through the incidents that take place in Begum Jaan’s house, Chughtai breathes life into the much known but far less understood concepts of sexuality and lesbianism.
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Can You Acquire A Habit In 21 Days?
While it may seem exhausting to even consider stepping into a new arena of better habit for almost a whole month, the glass half full ones will tell you that it’s the briefest journey you could ever take to reach a better place in life. All it takes is the right way to do it!
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