The Hindu

The Devil Wears Prada has become a cultural phenomenon, beloved even by people who were born years after its release.

Directed by Suresh Triveni, known for his hit films like Tumhari Sulu, the movie, starring Anil Kapoor and Radhikaa Madhan, dives into the life of a retired soldier, Subedaar Arjun Maurya

Shemekia, who blends the blues with contemporary themes, will make her third appearance at the annual Mahindra Blues Festival.

Overcoming musical setbacks, the dancer presented distinct pieces from the Kuchipudi repertoire at The Music Academys annual dance festival.

Tuka Mhane, Kahe Kabira, staged recently at Chowdiah Memorial Hall, unfolded a rendition of compositions by two great mystics Sant Tukaram and Kabir.

The play by United Visuals offers a glimpse into the lives of Syama Shastri, Tyagaraja and Muthuswami Dikshitar.

Experience a celebration of indigenous crafts and skilled artistry in Chennai. The Crafts Bazaar offers a unique blend of tradition and contemporary design

The Pomegranate Collective explores new ways of engaging audiences with theatre

Ahead of Funky, Anudeep KV talks about his cinematic influences, living with ADHD, his decision to remain single, the book he is writing, and his ambition to explore genres beyond comedy

The Grand Line beckons as Netflix unveils a new trailer for One Piece Season 2, with Luffy and his crew facing powerful assassins and treacherous new territories

Prime Video has released the first images from its upcoming live-action series Spider-Noir, offering an early glimpse of Nicolas Cage as a hard-boiled 1930s web-slinger ahead of its Spring 2026 premiere

Sumedh K made a splash as a composer for the hit film Su From So, which raked in over 100 crores in 2025. His latest single, Thulasi, inspired by the legendary Purandara Dasa, has racked up a jaw-dropping 2.8 million views

From a silent breathing ritual to a tense exchange over Epstein conspiracy theories, the performance art icon speaks candidly about pain, and reflects on six decades of pushing her body and audiences to its limits

Park Min-young and Wi Ha-joon discuss essaying diverse characters in the romantic thriller Sirens Kiss and their favourite genres