It has been six years since the horrific Rana Plaza disaster shook the nation to its core. The tragic incident, regarded as the deadliest garment factory accident in history which claimed over a thousand lives and left many more injured, was indeed a wakeup call for many.

A book by theatre activist Kanai Chakraborty titled, Anander Mukti Chai O Anyanya Natok, was launched at a programme held at the Experimental Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy recently.

Renowned dance artiste and dance director, Anisul Islam Hero has an extremely tight schedule ahead, after recently coming back from

Digonto, a group exhibition by three women, concluded recently at Drik Gallery. The three artists, Enakshi Saha Ray, Habiba Ashraf

Theatre and Film Studies Department of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA) organised a three-day festival, Jatra Utshab 2019, at the Experimental Theatre Hall of BSA, which concludes today.

​With the steady decline in the number of active movie theatres over the years, the number of films being produced also took a nosedive over the years.

Renowned TV actor Azam Khan has recently reached a milestone in his career. He completed his 100th single episode TV fiction as an actor.

“It has been 40 years, and we are still well and alive. We are still playing music.

Avengers: Endgame is a 2019 American superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics superhero team – the Avengers, produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.

Born into a family with a rich cultural background, Kajol Ibrahim used to go to Bulbul Academy of Fine Arts (BAFA) with her mother, Badrunnessa Andullah, on the weekends.

A two-day photography exhibition by the employees of Eastern Bank Limited (EBL) titled, Simple Pleasures of Life, ended recently at Alliance Française de Dhaka.

Saturday Afternoon or Shonibar Bikel, a film by Mostofa Sarwar Farooki, won two independent jury awards at the 41st Moscow International Film Festival (MIFF) yesterday.

Parveen Zaman Shammu is an introspective painter who depicts her artworks from her own memories and personal experiences.

Noted actor Saleh Ahmed breathed his last at Apollo Hospital in Dhaka yesterday. He was admitted to the hospital after his health took a turn for the worse, informs Ahsan Habib Nasim, the general secretary of Obhinoy Shilpi Sangha.

Considered one of the most prominent bands in Bangladesh, Feedback played a vital role to help shape the ‘band culture’ during the early days.

Theatre, a popular theatre troupe, staged their play, Drapaudi Parampara, recently at the National Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy. The play presented the world of Mahabharta, intertwined with modern times.

Xefer, one of Bangladesh’s young singing icons, is to be seen collaborating with Indian-Canadian rapper, Mili Soch in the upcoming song, High Tides.

Actor Siam Ahmed has garnered popularity with his acting prowess within a short period of time. The actor portrayed all sorts of roles from positive to negative. Recently he received critical and commercial acclaim for his film, ‘Dohon’.

Celebrated artist Kiriti Ranjan Biswas had a blissful childhood in his birthplace, Kushtia. He passionately depicts nature, the songs of soul and soil on his canvases.

National award-winning actor, Rosy Afsari, also known as Rosy Samad, was honoured with a Google doodle commemmorating her 73rd birth anniversary yesterday.