The Internet has been on my mind this week. That is not to say it isn’t on my mind constantly, every breathing second of my life is spent thinking of things on the Internet, of how to be on the Internet. I even think about how others have been on the Internet and whether I like what I see.

There’s a saying, “Dying is easy, comedy is hard”. And music?

Is there a manual for navigating your way through romance?

It is not a curse, but rather a gift.

What does it taste like?

I smiled at what was definitely a bluff. "What's it called?"

Guards of time, turning clocks

Take notes when they say "We are a family".

Anxiety, fear, grief and guilt haunt survivors for much longer than the virus.

Creating a huge difference when it comes to making real change.

Unlike any other fairy tale that we grew up loving.

"Microphones and megaphones now warn us about earthquakes."

Bangladesh face India tonight at 8 PM.

The comedian returns after almost five years, with a stellar special.

A concept alien to educators and parents, and dyslexic people themselves.

As humans, we are no stranger to comparison. Even a newborn gets their physical features compared to those in their families. A couple years later, they might be compared with other kids on the basis of their talking manners.

The doubt arose from my cynical view that a major studio movie about the Black Panther Party would inevitably suffer from negative bias.

Today we're going to make candles out of a raincoat.

What if you turn your passion into profit?

The Covid-19 pandemic has laid bare the truth that without leadership, innovation, and adaptability, it is impossible to survive let alone make a difference. In the education sector, the probable effect is much more intense compared to other industries.