Bangladeshi singer, songwriter and composer Armeen Musa has joined the Recording Academy as a member, becoming part of the Academy's voting membership for the Grammy Awards.

Veteran actor Zahid Hasan has reunited with filmmaker Mohammad Mostafa Kamal Raz after an eight-year hiatus for the upcoming romantic drama “Pothhara Mon”.

Runa Laila recently returned to Bangladesh. She had spent over a month in the United States on family business. Since coming home, she has been busy preparing for this programme.

As celebrities continue to urge the public to stand beside those affected by the severe floods sweeping across parts of the country, popular television actor Tawsif Mahbub has extended financial support to relief efforts while also raising awareness on social media.

In the heart of the Bangladeshi monsoon, the image of the entire country transforms into a landscape marked by both hardship and romance. In this delta, the monsoon is a double-edged sword—a blessing or a curse, depending on the intensity of the rain. Yet people living in cities, where flooding is often less destructive than in rural areas, have learned to adapt to the season. Even so, a gentle monsoon turns nature into a work of art, inspiring countless artists. “Rainscape” is an exhibition dedicated to that artistic expression.

Now, the Los Angeles-based EDM producer and DJ is preparing to entertain fans on home soil. He will perform on 19 July at Fan Fest 2.0, a six-day celebration organised at Kamal Ataturk Park in Banani to mark the FIFA World Cup semi-finals and final.

Yet, despite the celebrations ahead, Babita says her thoughts remain focused on the dream that matters most. “My only wish now is to build this mosque,” she said. “I want my life to remain connected with good deeds. I pray that Almighty Allah grants me the strength and opportunity to fulfil this dream.”

More than two decades after his passing, Dhallywood’s beloved actor Dildar continues to hold a special place in the hearts of audiences. Widely regarded as one of the finest comedians in Bangladeshi cinema, he was a performer of such stature that filmmakers often accorded him a level of importance rarely seen for comic actors of his era.

Christopher Nolan fans have reason to celebrate, as his highly anticipated film “The Odyssey” is set to be released in Bangladesh at Star Cineplex.

Veteran singer Fahmida Nabi is set to release two new original songs while preparing for a concert tour in the United States this August.

The Michael Jackson biopic "Michael" has become the first biographical film in history to surpass the $1 billion mark at the global box office, setting a new benchmark for the genre.

Sam Neill, a smoothly elegant and versatile actor whose career moved from art film to blockbuster as he dodged velociraptors in “Jurassic Park” to playing Holly Hunter’s husband in “The Piano”, has died. He was 78. 

As relentless rainfall triggers severe flooding across several parts of Bangladesh, celebrities have taken to social media to express concern and urge the public to support those affected.

Researchers, artistes, writers and recitation artistes devoted to the works of Bangladesh's National Poet Kazi Nazrul Islam have called for a stronger presence of his songs and literary creations in everyday public life.

After participating in several group exhibitions throughout his student life and career, he has decided to exhibit his life’s versatile artistic work in his first solo art show.

The drama has been planned as a 104-episode series, with the possibility of an extension depending on audience response.

Based on a story by acclaimed writer Anisul Hoque, the drama is directed by Zubayer Ibne Bakar and stars Khairul Basar opposite Tisha.

As the winner of this year's competition, Samanzar Sayeed will carry Bangladesh's hopes onto the international stage at the 75th edition of Miss World in Vietnam next month.

Every four years, the FIFA World Cup ignites football fever across the globe, and Bangladesh is no exception. Fans of Argentina and Brazil passionately rally behind their favourite teams, often fuelling friendly rivalries that have inspired numerous television dramas over the years. Most of these productions, however, have centred on comedy and the familiar banter between supporters of the two footballing giants.

Commemorating Chorki’s 5th anniversary, Nuhash Humayun talks about his landmark project that finds a home on the streaming platform.