The Menu: Social commentary served on a silver platter
The Menu served, ate, but it certainly left some crumbs behind.
The deal with our love for bargaining
At this point, it's fair to say bargaining has been ingrained into our culture.
How media lies to you about what love is
Setting a flimsy standard of what an ideal relationship should look like.
Our misconceptions surrounding philanthropy
Philanthropic ventures of the rich and their businesses actually fuel the social and economic problems.
BeReal: Recapturing social media authenticity
BeReal promises to be a healthier version of photo-sharing.
What young people are wearing to weddings this winter
One of the most enjoyable aspects surrounding weddings is definitely the dressing-up part of it.
Sir John Wilson School hosts charity concert “Salvation 2.0”, with Dameer as surprise guest
Around 600 guests, including parents and alumni were present at the event.
Dhaka is aesthetically tiring to look at
As far as city planning goes, Dhaka city may have received the shortest end of the stick.
SMITHEREENS: An album that screams Joji
Joji has won the hearts of this generation again with his newest album.
Why we like dystopian novels so much
Dystopian novels aren't just a reflection of our current times, they are also vehicles to spread awareness.
Has the media's obsession with Shakib Khan gone too far?
Recently, there has been a surge in coverage of the actor Shakib Khan and his personal life.
How texting reinvented the way language works
Texting is a quick way of relaying messages, but it has changed communication.
Should we be glorifying “hustle culture”?
Although it's natural to hustle, we often compromise our health for results.
How to have a quintessential prom in Bangladesh
The prom experience would remain incomplete without these.
Meet the world champions of debating
SHOUT sits down for an interview with the champions of WUDC 2022.
What’s the big deal with gender pronouns anyway?
In recent years, the practice of including your preferred pronouns during introductions has become increasingly common.
When music criticism takes a wrong turn
When discussions turn into diatribes, it ruins the platform for music promotion and reception.
Love Death + Robots is the best thing to happen to Netflix
Volume 3 compensates for its rather disappointing predecessor.
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