This year, Bangladesh will open a new chapter by participating in the 68th edition of the Miss Universe beauty pageant. It will be held in South Korea in December. A press conference regarding the details was held yesterday at Hotel Sonargaon.

Paul McCartney, one of the most famous musicians in the world, has written a children’s book titled Hey Grandude!, drawing from his experience of being a grandfather. While the title is a nod to one of The Beatles’ best known songs, Hey, Jude, it is inspired by a

Tarua staged the seventh show of their play, Let Me Out, at Mahila Samiti yesterday. Based on true events, the play is written by Runa Kanchon and directed by Bakar Bokul.

National Crafts Council of Bangladesh and Bengal Foundation jointly organised a five-week Jamdani Festival, a celebration of the proud heritage of Jamdani weaving in Bangladesh, demonstrating the outstanding skills and the artistic finesse of our weavers.

Celebrating two decades of Channel i, blockbuster TV serial, ‘Ekanno Borti’ will be broadcast from tomorrow at 8 pm, in HD. Directed by

Sophia Takal’s remake of the Canadian classic horror film, Black Christmas (1974), is ready for release under the same name. Originally produced and directed by Bod Clark, the two and a half minute trailer of the 2019 remake was just released, and it seems more than just a slasher film.

Cinema Bangladesh has arranged their flagship event, Global Youth Film Festival Bangladesh 2019, at Shilpakala Academy in Mymensingh.

This September, however, bears good news for cinemagoers. Three films, Mayaboti, Obotar and Shaap Ludo, will be released this month. Nusrat Imrose Tisha and Yash Rohan starrer Mayaboti will hit theatres on September 13. “Mayaboti is a love story with a distinct tone.

Today marks the 65th birthday of eminent media personality Shykh Seraj, a true friend of, and an active campaigner for, our farmers. For over four decades, he has been sponsoring television programmes for them.

Organised annually by Shottensen Shilpigosti, Sharat Utshab 1426 took place yesterday at Bakultala of Charukala (Faculty of Fine Art), Dhaka University.

Recently, EMK Center, in collaboration with Cartoon People, organised an art workshop titled, Draw, Create and Collaborate. Syed Rashad Imam Tanmoy, the founder of Cartoon People and an associate editor at Unmad, was the lead instructor. The workshop comprised of 22 children under the age of 16 from schools around Dhaka.

It Chapter Two is an American supernatural horror film and the sequel to the 2017 film, It. Both films are based on the 1986 novel of the

Veteran actor Prabir Mitra made his debut in the film industry in 1969 with the film ‘Jol Chhobi’ and went on to become of the most

Over thirty years, Drik Picture Library has used the power of visuals to challenge the abuse of power. Drik’s 30th birthday was celebrated

Jamdani Festival 2019, organised by National Crafts Council of Bangladesh and Bengal Foundation, opens today at Bengal Shilpalay in Dhanmondi.

Theatre troupe Shobdo Natyacharcha Kendra will stage their acclaimed production, Biranganar Bayan, for the 100th time.

No other actor in the history of Bangladeshi cinema has seen a more spectacular rise to stardom than Salman Shah, one of the most iconic figures to step foot in the industry.

Lutfur Rahman George started his acting career in theatre in 1985, working with the renowned company, Nagorik Natya Sampradaya.

One of the most sought-after stars of the television industry, Afran Nisho constantly challenges and reinvents himself through playing different characters. After a busy Eid season, where he starred in a plethora of hit tele-fictions, the dashing actor looks to ease into work once again. The Daily Star catches up with Afran Nisho for an exclusive interview.​

In memory of eminent writer Rizia Rahman, a programme was organised yesterday at Bangla Academy. The programme was presided