Profile / Parisa Faiza’s DIY maximalist set designs
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Life & Living
Why doing nothing on the weekend has become ultimate luxury
3 October 2026
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Lifehacks
Return of bangles as an everyday modern wardrobe staple
3 HOUR(s)
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Fashion & Beauty
Meta lets developers build their own Muse custom hardware
3 October 2026
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Technology
PewDiePie unveils his custom AI model Ajax
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Technology
Ex-OpenAI safety employee says company culture is "broken"
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Technology
Why your marriage still feels like everyone else’s business
3 October 2026
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Relationships & Family
Career / Starting out in criminal law in Bangladesh
1 October 2026
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Campus
Reflections / The allure of live theatre in the age of screens
27 September 2026
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Star Youth
Humour / Why I don’t like voice messages
30 September 2026
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Star Youth
A crescent moon for the broken
Why Eid does not arrive the same for everyone, and how a classic ghazal gives voice to that quiet divide
21 March 2026
When Chuck Norris died, the myth kept standing
Action icon and martial arts maestro dies at 86, leaving behind a legacy
20 March 2026
The cost of a distant war being paid in Bangladeshi lives
Bangladeshi migrant workers sustain the nation, even as they face growing dangers abroad
19 March 2026
‘Where are you?’ The afterlife of a song that outlived borders
A drifting ghazal resurfaces on digital tides, revealing how a shared past still sings in one voice across divided geographies
18 March 2026
The little traveller and her feathered companion
Six-year-old Arba draws smiles at Dhaka’s Kamalapur Railway Station as she boards a train carrying her beloved pet cockatoo
18 March 2026
Odyssey of the golden Greek
From refugee to a colossus of commerce, Aristotle Onassis forged an empire and a legend steeped in glamour, ambition and tragedy
17 March 2026
Middle East or West Asia?
Rethinking a colonial-era label
17 March 2026
When paper carried love: Eid cards find their way back to Dhaka’s streets
Beyond the screen, a fading childhood ritual returns, proving that some traditions are too precious to be left in the digital past
17 March 2026
A Ramzan favourite: Why the humble haleem demands patience in the age of fast food
Bangladeshi chef’s appearance on MasterChef: The Professionals brings global attention to the slow-cooked dish that nourishes Ramzan evenings across South Asia
16 March 2026
Jürgen Habermas, the mason of reason
The German philosopher reshaped how we understand public debate, democracy and the power of rational conversation
15 March 2026
A song of ice and rain: Spring’s last surprise over Dhaka
A sudden burst of hail turned a humid evening into a fleeting spectacle
13 March 2026
Mango blossoms: Perfume of the season
In Bangladesh, the fleeting bloom of mango trees transforms the air into a tapestry of fragrance, memory and the promise of a cherished fruit
13 March 2026