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Kylie Jenner walks Grammy red carpet with Travis in Balmain Couture

lifestyle
Updated on Feb 11, 2019 07:45 IST
<p>Kylie Jenner made a splash at the Grammy red carpet wearing pink Balmain Haute Couture. She posed for photos with her six-time Grammy nominated boyfriend, Travis Scott who later performed on stage. Scott donned all black and let his girlfriend steal the red carpet spotlight as the couple shared a kiss for the cameras.</p>

Alia Bhatt wears a colour-blocked, striped dress for Gully Boy promotions

<p>Alia Bhatt wears a colour-blocked, striped dress&nbsp;for promotions of Gully Boy. Ranveer Singh chose to wear a bucket hat with tiger-printed jacket and trousers to match. The film based on the rap scene of Mumbai and Dharavi will hit theatres on 14 February.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Feb 7, 2019 08:29 IST

HT Viral Buzz this week: Bubble freezes, Stephanie McMahon’s dance & more

<p>From the videos recorded in the American Midwest of the polar vortex causing freezing temperatures to Stephanie McMahon's delightful dance clip to the selfie that went all kinds of viral &ndash; we've got you covered on things that made the Internet buzz. Hindustan Times, owned by HT Media Ltd, is one of India's largest publications that provides unbiased news, analysis and features on politics, sports, entertainment, lifestyle and more. Hindustan Times delivers the news across all social media platforms, on the web, and at your doorstep. </p>
lifestyle
Published on Feb 6, 2019 12:45 IST

Tinder’s CEO, Elie Seidman talks love and how to break the ice on Tinder

<p>Hindustan Times recently spoke with Tinder's uber-cool CEO, Elie Seidman and asked him some questions about Tinder, love, relationships and dating. When asked about the three best ice breaker questions that will be the 'tinder' for a relationship, Elie Seidman said, &ldquo;The thing about ice breakers is that you're always trying to figure out how not to talk about the other person specifically but about their interests. So if they're interested in coffee, you talk about that; you're interested in tea; you see something in their photos you recognise... the point is, you're not talking about who they are, you're talking about what they're interested in, the things you see about them, their story.&rdquo;</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Feb 5, 2019 09:39 IST

Mira Rajput gives a twist to white shirt-denims combo for date night with Shahid Kapoor

<p>Mira Rajput's look from a dinner date with husband Shahid Kapoor strikes that balance between casual, chic, and on-trend. Take inspiration from Mira's mini skirt, shirt and sneakers combo if you want to look good on your big night out.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Feb 5, 2019 12:07 IST

Take a colourful mini tour of The Lil Flea, Delhi

<p>India's most curated market, The Lil Flea took place in Delhi at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium from February 1-3. There were 250 pop-up shops, 50 food brands, indie music, open-air movie theatre, book-exchanges and more. The attendees feasted on delectable world cuisines, experimental and fusion food, handpicked by the experts. There were Croissants &amp; desserts by Suchali's bakehouse, wood-fired Pizzas by Baking Bad and great flavours of Bengali cuisine with Bong Chop Shop, to name a few. Music wise there was Nikhil D'souza from Mumbai, Tejas Menon, Dylan inspired music of Clayton Hogermeer, African rhythms with Bombay Djembe Folas and Indian Sufi Rock specialists Kabir Cafe. And from Delhi, there was Sanjeeta Bhattacharya and Kamakshi Khanna.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Feb 3, 2019 18:27 IST

In conversation with poet Ruth Padel at Jaipur Literature Festival 2019

<p>Poetry and Life! At the Jaipur Literature Festival 2019, British poet Ruth Padel talks about poetry, her work with conservation and with refugees, and about links with poets who write in Indian languages.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Jan 28, 2019 12:30 IST

Books & Authors: Reshma Qureshi & Tania Singh talk about their book ‘Being Reshma’

<p>Hindustan Times caught up with Reshma Qureshi and Tania Singh at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2019 as they talk about the book, 'Being Reshma'. The book is about Reshma Qureshi who survived a acid attack. Tania Singh, the CEO of Make Love Not Scars helped Reshma share her extraordinary story with the world. Watch the video to find out more.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Jan 27, 2019 15:46 IST

Books & Authors: In conversation with Healed author Manisha Koirala

<p>Hindustan Times caught up with the author of 'Healed', Manisha Koirala at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2019. The book is about the actor's fight against cancer and her recovery. Manisha revealed how she got around writing the book. &ldquo;During my illness I used to make note. I had hopes and dreams that I will convert it into a book but I was also very mindful that I would write a story that would inspire people, not depress them,&rdquo; she said.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Jan 27, 2019 14:20 IST

Books and Authors: In conversation with author of ‘Less’ Andrew Sean Greer

<p>Hindustan Times caught up with author of 'Less' Andrew Sean Greer at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2019. He spoke about his book and said, &ldquo;It took me five years but I will admit that I actually tried to write another book and threw it away and spend a year pouting and then another year deeply depressed and then I wrote this in about a year and a half, very quickly. After throwing away all the other ideas it happened very quickly because I got to steal from the previous book I've been writing which was sort of too wistful, too sad book about a character not anything like this one and then it changed into this.&rdquo; </p>
lifestyle
Updated on Jan 27, 2019 11:28 IST

Books and Authors: In conversation with Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh

<p>Hindustan Times caught up with Scottish writer Irvine Welsh at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2019. Welsh said that Trainspotting was written in his 30s which was a good time, as he knew what he liked and didn't like by then. Welsh said that Trainspotting's characters were inspired by people he knew in real life and had interacted with in Edinburgh.</p>
lifestyle
Published on Jan 27, 2019 09:23 IST

In conversation with Man Booker winner Ben Okri at JLF 2019

<p>Man Booker prize winner Ben Okri talks about dream logic, the many levels of reality that he attempts to capture in his writing, and the need for Indian and Nigerian writers to form closer bonds. Okri said that the literature he read growing up didn't capture the level of reality he saw while growing up in Nigeria, which is what he wanted to incorporate into his own work. He said that India and Nigeria have a lot in common in the similarities of their lives. Okri said that India and Nigeria should strengthen their links with each other and help one another move forward.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Jan 27, 2019 11:03 IST

Books & Authors: In conversation with Jeffery Archer at the JLF 2019

<p>Jeffery Archer, the British heavyweight spoke about his continued popularity through his writing career. He said that a lot of his audience is young which is very heartening to see. Archer said that it's rare to come across storytellers, even though writers are abundant. Archer said that India has a special place in his heart and called RK Narayan a great writer and storyteller.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Jan 27, 2019 09:23 IST

In Conversation with Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2019

<p>Author Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni talks about her retelling of the Ramayana from Sita's perspective in The Forest of Enchantments</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Jan 26, 2019 15:59 IST

In conversation with music legend Usha Uthup at Jaipur Literature Festival 2019

<p>Usha Uthup talks about being the voice of disco in India, her magical connect with the audience, singing in many different languages, and about the Samy Sisters, her older siblings who were famous in 60s Mumbai!</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Jan 25, 2019 17:30 IST

Manisha Koirala on her book, surviving cancer, beating alcohol addiction and her love life

<p>We caught up with Manisha Koirala while she was in Delhi and spoke to her about her book, Healed: How Cancer Gave Me A New Life published by Penguin India. </p><p>She tells us about how she had almost given up on writing the book and that it has been a roller coaster ride, just like her life. Manisha also told us about how cancer has changed her as a person, her journey into alcohol addiction and why she chose to write about it and plans to write more books in the future.</p><p>The actress also opened up about how she has been unlucky in love, and shall now be careful about what kind of energy she invites into her life. </p>
lifestyle
Updated on Jan 20, 2019 07:57 IST

60 Indian chefs try making the world’s largest dosa in Chennai

<p>Sixty chefs from a private restaurant have made what they claim is the world's longest dosa. A dosa is a type of pancake which forms an important part of southern Indian and Sri Lankan cuisine. The impressive creation was coordinated by chef Dr Vinoth Kumar in Chennai in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu on Friday.</p><p>The 100-foot dosa was make using a staggering 37.5 kilos of butter and had to be prepared in a 105-foot pan</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Jan 13, 2019 18:18 IST

Men wore jewellery and women wore pantsuits: 2018’s top style trends

<p>This year has been mostly about high profile weddings in India and we came across some bold sartorial experiments that our favourite celebs sported. We saw maximal as well as minimal trends amid all the celebrations and this year was all about power dressing, gender neutrality and street style. Graphic prints, slogan t-shirts, mini dresses, print on pattern, unusual silhouettes and heritage wear were among the significant style trends this year. Men wore jewellery and women wore pantsuits.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Dec 29, 2018 05:44 IST

Aditi Govitrikar on Big Boss, Hrithik Roshan and more at the HT Palate Fest 2018

<p>Aditi Govitrikar had a special chef session at the HT Palate Fest 2018 to a packed audience which took place at the PSOI Club, Nehru Park in Chanakyapuri, Delhi. In this interview, she talks about her fitness secrets, which is related to a 15 year old pair of jeans which she has. She also speaks about a very popular Coke ad she had done with Hrithik Roshan in 2001 and what she feels about Big Boss, since she was a contestant during Bigg Boss 3. Camaraderie over delectable food and scintillating performances define Hindustan Times Palate Fest, which has become a fixture in Delhi's food calendar. And this time, the food stalls offered delicacies that go with the theme of #healthybinging. So, be it dimsums or tea, golgappas or bread there were healthy versions of most foods on offer at the 80 stalls on display.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Dec 22, 2018 11:50 IST

Daler Mehndi on his love for food at the HT Palate Fest 2018

<p>Daler Mehndi performed at the HT Palate Fest 2018 to a packed audience which took place at the PSOI Club, Nehru Park in Chanakyapuri, Delhi. In this interview he talks about how he loves all kinds of food. We also asked Daler about how foreigners make videos of them dancing to his songs. </p><p>Camaraderie over delectable food and scintillating performances define Hindustan Times Palate Fest, which has become a fixture in Delhi's food calendar. And this time, the food stalls offered delicacies that go with the theme of #healthybinging. So, be it dimsums or tea, golgappas or bread there were healthy versions of most foods on offer at the 80 stalls on display.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Dec 17, 2018 10:01 IST

Taapsee Pannu on Delhi, her love for food, healthy living at HT Palate Fest 2018

<p>Actor Taapsee Pannu added to the glamour quotient at HT Palate Fest 2018. The Delhi girl came dressed in gold and black metallic pants and sequin top. In conversation with us, Taapsee spoke about her love for food, the city of Delhi and emphasised that sports is the key to a healthy and fit lifestyle.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Dec 16, 2018 15:19 IST

The man behind Comic Con India - in conversation with Jatin Varma

<p>Ahead of the Delhi edition of Comic Con India, we met and spoke with Jatin Verma, the passionate young founder of Comic Con India who brought the brand to the country over seven years ago. 2018 marks the eighth year of this pop culture fest which has fanboys, fan-girls, cosplayers and many more people from all walks of life. The objective is simple - meet new people, make friends and have a great time at the fest which recently concluded its Bengaluru edition and is coming to Delhi this weekend, December 7 to 9, followed by one in Mumbai towards the end of the month.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Dec 5, 2018 12:42 IST

Puneet Issar on playing Duryodhana again and working out at 60

<p>Puneet Issar turned 60 this September, but his current schedule would give 25-year-olds a run for their money. The rigorous workout routine that he puts himself through daily is to get into shape to play the iconic role once again that made him a household name in India again, Duryodhana. He tells us about his current workout and diet routine, meeting Bruce Lee as a kid and how he would order Arnold Schwarzenegger's tapes in order to train the 80s.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Nov 17, 2018 06:40 IST

Sanjay Khan on playing Tipu Sultan, surviving 73 surgeries and his autobiography

<p>Actor and director Sanjay Khan (January 3, 1940) recently released his autobiography, The Best Mistakes of My Life. Known for starring and directing the epic historical fiction television series The Sword of Tipu Sultan in 1990, Khan is married to Zarine Khan, and have four children- Zayed Khan, Sussane Khan, Farah Khan Ali and Simone Arora. He is also the brother of the late Feroze Khan. In this interview, Khan talks about his autobiography, and the major incidents of his life. He speaks about the fire that broke out on the sets of The Sword of Tipu Sultan- claiming 52 lives, and Khan suffering third degree burns and spending 13 months in hospital. He also talks about his journey in Bollywood, his brother Feroze Khan and more. </p>
lifestyle
Updated on Nov 13, 2018 09:41 IST

Masaba Gupta, Gaurav Gupta on styles in vogue this Karwa Chauth

<p>In an exclusive interaction with Hindustan Times, designers Masaba Gupta and Gaurav Gupta speak about the style and trends that are in vogue this Karwa Chauth and festive season. Both designers believe that reds and pinks are the popular choices and share the style statement from their collections for all the fashion enthusiasts out there. Karva Chauth is a one-day festival celebrated by many Hindu women. Married women fast from sunrise to moonrise on this day for the safety and long lives of their husbands.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Oct 26, 2018 15:29 IST

In conversation with demons, gods and Akbar at the National Behrupiya Festival

<p>National Behrupiya Festival took place at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts, from October 5-8, 2018. The word behrupiya is a derivative of the Sanskrit word bahu (many) and roop (form). Behrupiyas are impersonators, mostly known to perform in villages and markets all over India. Currently, they are increasingly seen in stage shows, festivals and functions.</p><p>We spoke with the behrupiya artists who tell us how they have been practicing this art from a young age and it is their main source of income. The behrupiya festival takes place every year in a different locations- Delhi, Ahmedabad, Udaipur, Jaipur, Kumbh, Muzaffarnagar and others. </p>
lifestyle
Published on Oct 7, 2018 10:05 IST

BOOKS & AUTHORS: Author Madhavi Menon on the many manifestations of desire in India

<p>The Ayyappan controversy, the Bhakti cult and Sufiism, heterosexual Indian men holding hands, and the freedom of celibacy, Madhavi Menon, author of Infinite Variety; A History of Desire in India talks about all this and more.</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Oct 4, 2018 10:33 IST

BOOKSTACK: Banaras, Dilli, and netas on Bookstack this week!

<p>On the reading list this week, an examination on death in Varanasi, accounts of love, loss and betrayal in 19th C Delhi, and a book on actor-politicians!</p>
lifestyle
Updated on Oct 3, 2018 10:52 IST

World Deaf Day: Sign language tips from a hearing impaired person

<p>On the occasion of World Deaf Day, Delhi based Hitesh Mathur who is deaf and works as a graphic designer shows us some signs so that it becomes easier for us to be able to communicate with individuals who are hearing impaired. World Deaf Day is celebrated every year on the last Sunday of September in order to draw attention of people towards all that the deaf community have accomplished in their lives, and also all the obstacles that they face. It is also to remind people everywhere that their requests be heard. It is on this day that awareness needs to be spread so that deaf people get access to all the proper facilities and are able to carry out their day to day tasks without any problems. </p>
lifestyle
Updated on Sep 30, 2018 08:56 IST

Gandhi: The Years That Changed The World by Ramachandra Guha

<p>In his latest book, Gandhi; The Years That Changed The World 1914-1948, Ramachandra Guha looks once more at one of the most revered and most controversial figures in modern Indian history. Here, he discusses why Gandhi continues to be relevant.</p>
lifestyle
Published on Sep 25, 2018 15:04 IST
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