I don’t like being called QB, Qandeel Baloch was also referred to with these initials: Quratulain Balouch
Quratulain opens up about what makes her prefer to stay out of the limelight and how she is her own worst critic
We want to be known as a good band that produced meaningful music: Asfar, Bayaan's lead singer
The five-member band opens up about their journey before, during and after Pepsi Battle of the Bands
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It was suggested we dedicate the [fourth] Lahooti Melo to the #MeToo movement: Saif Samejo
Founder of the music festival shares a sexual assault story of a young artist at the hands of a Melo guest
Alif Noon will be a whole new story, but the content will be similar: Shehzad Roy
The singer has joined hands with Faisal Qureshi to adapt '60s show Alif Noon into a feature film
I get chills when people say I’m a mini Abida Parveen: Natasha Baig
From being likened to a young Abida Parveen to being called a female-version of Ali Azmat, Natasha has come a long way
This ancient tea beverage is trending for its rumoured health benefits. Would you try it?
A fizzy drink, kombucha is made from a tea base with sugar that has been fermented with a ‘tea fungus’
How did Coke Studio and Pepsi Battle of the Bands fare in their current seasons, and do we really need them?
There's no proper music industry, no sustainable model for musicians to make a living yet, music continues to be made
AR Rahman is very good, but his rating is the same as mine: Sahir Ali Bagga
Bagga's been in the music business for over two decades but he only recently decided to step out of the shadows. Why?
I love that Suno Chanda united families, says Iqra Aziz
The 20-year-old’s having a very successful year with hit television dramas such as Khaamoshi, Tabeer and Suno Chanda
Our next music video will be a collaboration between all the videographers of Pakistan: Xulfi
Xulfi talks about how the band Call happened, working with Pepsi Battle of the Bands and what's in store for the future
It's tragic that transgender people are always portrayed in a funny way on TV, says Rimal Ali
Rimal is making her big screen debut with 7 Din Mohabbat In and says there's more to her character than meets the eye
"I get asked, why write about Qandeel Baloch; hasn't she done Pakistan enough damage?"
Sanam Maher opens up about her newly released book 'The Sensational Life and Death of Qandeel Baloch'
Allahyar isn't just a film for children, says director Uzair Zaheer Khan
The director talks about the perception of animated films in Pakistan and why he attempted a project like Allahyar
I’m already planning a trip to Hunza: Icelandic musician Olafur Arnalds on his visit to Pakistan
Arnalds came to Pakistan on the request of his Pakistani friend who invited him to her wedding in Lahore
There is Wi-Fi all over Everest, says photographer Danial Shah of his base camp experience
Danial shared his experience of trekking to the Base Camp of the highest mountain in the world at T2F on Thursday
Dancer Suhaee Abro opens up about overcoming discrimination and epilepsy
The classical dancer gets candid about facing personal and external hurdles while trying to pursue her dream
Local comedians are the true kings of social media in Pakistan
At the moment in Pakistan, the only ones getting anywhere by taking advantage of social media, are our comedians
Compared to other arts, why does dance carry the most stigma in Pakistan?
"Because women’s bodies are involved in this," explains Muhammad Ahmed Shah, President of the Arts Council
While working in India I was very conscious that it's not my country: Ali Zafar
Ali Zafar opens up about merging movies with martial arts, working in India and his new-found mellowness
'A musician’s family struggles a lot' — Sanam Marvi recounts her difficult journey to stardom
With brutal honesty Marvi talks about an impoverished childhood, losing her first husband and her daughter's kidnapping