Do you have analysis paralysis?
Overthinking and analysis paralysis can affect all decisions a person makes, from the most trivial to the most high-stakes ones.
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Ten years later, Daft Punk’s “Random Access Memories” is officially a modern classic
This month marks 10 years of the legendary album.
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Inside the world of food vlogging
Food vlogging is one of the fastast growing areas of content creation.
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Appreciating shows that take themselves too seriously
In recent years, many shows have lost the serious tone they once had.
The Weeknd’s My Dear Melancholy is still heart-wrenching five years since its release
My Dear Melancholy remains a highlight in The Weeknd’s catalogue.
What does AI hold for the future of the music industry?
On the surface, integrating artificial intelligence technology with music might seem like a good idea. But in reality, things may not fare so well.
Miley Cyrus captures L.A. vibes in “Endless Summer Vacation”
Endless Summer Vacation seems to signal the end of Cyrus’ experimental era and establish herself in a sound that is unmistakably hers.
People you see at Banijjo Mela
If the Met Gala is the pinnacle of western fashion, Banijjo Mela is its Bangladeshi counterpart.
Birthday blues are a real problem
Having a case of the birthday blues means feeling sad and apathetic towards your special day.
A guide to soft-launching your new phone on social media
A soft launch is a preview given to a restricted audience before a full-scale launch is done.
Is popularity a high school myth?
In high school, we all fall prey to a hierarchy that dictates our standing and experience throughout those long years. Don’t get me wrong.
Is popularity a high school myth?
The concept of popularity seems like an extra ordeal to the chaotic rat race that the last couple of years of secondary schooling is.
Types of people you see at a concert
The next time you venture out to a concert, keep your eyes peeled for these people.
Her Loss is somewhat of an artistic evolution for Drake
The record may venture out and explore new territory, but it doesn't leave a mark like his early music used to.
New fixation: Watching chiropractic adjustments
Within a few days, my feed was an amalgamation of chiropractic adjustments, whether long-form stories or YouTube shorts.
Autumn Anxiety and how to deal with it
Summer is not everyone’s preferred season. The glaring sunlight, burning heat, and sweltering humidity in tropical climates like ours can make it a not-so-pleasant season.
Dealing with a parent’s social media addiction
Before, parents used to be concerned about their children's internet habits. Now it's different.
Car rides with friends are underrated
A car ride in Dhaka traffic is mind-numbing, unless shared with friends.
Types of people you see in a university cafeteria
We are now entering the cafeteria of Bidirectional University.
Hollywood films beyond generic blockbusters
Blockbuster fatigue is a core reason for the recent revival of art films.
Why is working part-time as a student stigmatised?
There is a deep-rooted stigmatisation of working as a student, especially in the service industry.
Beyoncé’s Renaissance is a cosmic and groovy summer album
Beyonce pushes the boundaries of what an album can be with her latest project.
Types of people in a Rich-kid Friend group
You've watched F.R.I.E.N.D.S, now brace yourselves for its deranged gulab-jamun and jalebi eating North Dhaka version.
What does “sampling” add to music?
Sampling is a tool used widely in the industry and is arguably one of the foundational or primary components of modern music.
How to cope with a friend’s vacation as a broke person
Travel envy is a leading cause of breaking up friendships, pent up anger, and hostility amongst young people.
Could Ms. Marvel create a positive shift in Muslim representation?
Ms. Marvel seems to be shedding some age-old Hollywood stereotypes.
Dua Lipa’s podcast is "At Your Service"
Throughout each episode, interviewees talk about their careers, failures, and what keeps them going.
Full-time internships for students don’t make sense
Full-time internships for full time students? Something doesn't add up.
Why I’m okay with leaving joint families in the past
Joint families dying out may not entirely be a bad thing
June 8, 2023
Do you have analysis paralysis?
Overthinking and analysis paralysis can affect all decisions a person makes, from the most trivial to the most high-stakes ones.
May 28, 2023
Ten years later, Daft Punk’s “Random Access Memories” is officially a modern classic
This month marks 10 years of the legendary album.
May 18, 2023
Inside the world of food vlogging
Food vlogging is one of the fastast growing areas of content creation.
May 2, 2023
Appreciating shows that take themselves too seriously
In recent years, many shows have lost the serious tone they once had.
April 29, 2023
The Weeknd’s My Dear Melancholy is still heart-wrenching five years since its release
My Dear Melancholy remains a highlight in The Weeknd’s catalogue.
April 28, 2023
What does AI hold for the future of the music industry?
On the surface, integrating artificial intelligence technology with music might seem like a good idea. But in reality, things may not fare so well.
March 23, 2023
The world of young makeup artists
The makeup scene in Bangladesh is about to take off.
March 15, 2023
Miley Cyrus captures L.A. vibes in “Endless Summer Vacation”
Endless Summer Vacation seems to signal the end of Cyrus’ experimental era and establish herself in a sound that is unmistakably hers.
January 30, 2023
People you see at Banijjo Mela
If the Met Gala is the pinnacle of western fashion, Banijjo Mela is its Bangladeshi counterpart.
January 28, 2023
Birthday blues are a real problem
Having a case of the birthday blues means feeling sad and apathetic towards your special day.
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