Six Things to know About Andrew Hozier
Hozier or Andrew Hozier – Byrne is an Irish musician who experienced worldwide recognition for his folk-tinged self-titled debut. He has taken the music...
INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC: THE MUST NOT MISS OUT MAESTROS
Popularity of India has largely been reliant upon individual talents. As such, Indian classical singers and musicians have played a pivotal role in the...
Spoken Word: The Magic of Live Poetry
According to Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas “Poetry is what in a poem makes you laugh, cry, prickle, be silent, makes your toe nails twinkle,...
Cliched Myths : Spooky Stories Decoded with Logic
There is one thing as old as mankind. Myths! Unreal , fictional and often illogical ones. People amuse someone by telling them a myth...
What Makes Lana Del Rey So Lovable
Lana Del Rey is a singer and song-writer who is famous for her orchestral retro 60s sounding pop which portrays her sensuously husky singing...
But First, Let Me Take A Selfie!
“I only got 10 likes in the last 5 minutes
Do you think I should take it down?
Let me take another selfie”
The above lines from...
Interstellar : The Science Behind 2014’s EPIC MOVIE
2014 saw the release of a movie named Interstellar; this movie presented some scientific facts that made it easier for the general public to...
Flux Pavilion: The Next Big Thing in EDM
Cranking up the speakers so that the windows shake and exploring the actual purpose of the subwoofer. If that defines you then rejoice because...
Best Supporting Role: Musicality in Motion
What sets motion pictures apart from other forms of art is that it serves as an intoxicating combination of sensory experiences.Be it words through...
Corruption, Vodka and Jesus: Russia’s Leviathan
Leviathan (2014) is a Russian movie directed by Andrey Zvyagintsev, who is known for movies that showcase the tragedies of life. His movies, like...
Things you didn’t know you could do on the Internet!
Have you got tired with your routine of checking Facebook and Twitter feeds. Do you also slog for hours scrolling the news feed and...
Don’t Mean It Mean
Reading The Catcher in the Rye has been a cathartic process for me because it leaves you feeling liberated after you’re finished with it....
5 Must Read Man Booker Prize Shortlisted Novels
There comes a stage in every person’s life when they becomes conscious of their surroundings and are able to frame their opinions about the...
The Great Indian Code of ‘Morality’
With the release of Fifty Shades of Grey worldwide (on Valentine’s Day), the movie is being received well throughout. The flick, based on the...
10 Childhood Books You Never Grow Out Of
Once upon a time, I met a boy. He seemed perfect. He was funny and smart and cute and considerate. I made myself believe...
Alternative Rock- Lesson 101
My last article http://edtimes.in/2015/01/stairway-heaven-rock-101.html was an introduction to the world of rock. I also mentioned that I would be dealing with the subgenres of...
Zindagi TV: Breaking Stereotypes Everywhere
Hearing the word “Pakistan” in a conversation, you assume it to be about the political tension, the latest absurd announcement rolled out by Taliban...
The Significance of Deepa Mehta’s Elements Trilogy
“Cinema is a matter of what’s in the frame and what’s out”
-Martin Scorsese (founder, World Cinema Foundation)
For many years, Parallel Cinema has played an...
Books vs Films: The Eternal Debate Continues
As the screen version of Fifty Shades of Grey hit movie screens around the world to much excitement and apprehension, the reviews have all...
Better Call Saul: Creators Ready to Break Bad Again
If there are two things I am truly passionate about, they are photography and television. Some might even call me an addict. God. That...
The Looming Tower- Al Qaeda’s Path to 9/11
The essayist E.B White in 1948, once observed, “New York, for the first time in its history is destructible. A single flight of planes,...
Five Old Hindi Films Today’s Young Adults Should Watch
A few years back, on a bright and lazy Sunday afternoon, finally bored of all that was on the TV, I asked my father...
Guilt, Shame and Forgiveness: A Disenchanted Poland and Ida
To say that Ida is a delicately crafted movie of an orphaned nun (Ida Lebenstein) and her aunt (Wanda Gruz), in the 1960s in...
Breaking Bad Over? ‘S All Good Man
After five seasons of TV entertainment at its prime since heavyweights of the crime drama genre such as The Wire and The Sopranos graced...
Flume: The Heartbeat of Australian Electronic Scene
Harley Streten’s career in music production started with a box of Nutri-Grain cereal. Aged 13, he came across the cereal box at a local...
