Asma Siddiqui
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- Sep 16, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Weâre telling you nowâCurtain Blue is the artist to watch out for at Lollapalooza India 2027 (opens the original)
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âThe visual in my head was that of a cult during the daytime,â says Abhishek Bhatia, the Delhi-based producer, composer and singer who records as Curtain Blue, referring to the music video of âYeh Duniyaâ released last month. For the better part of the songâs two-and-a-half-minute runtime, Bhatia and the background actors are draped in Midsommar-esque off-white, dancing, chilling, braiding each otherâs hair and staring into the distance. âThe message is that whatever life is, we li
RF Kuang: âI never write to show off or to be unnecessarily academicâ (opens the original)
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Most days, after she has been tucked into bed by our mother, my nine-year-old sisterâs eyes fly open, sparkling with mischief. She immediately starts pleading with me to let her stay up late and âdo time-spendâ with her. This âtime-spendâ usually means talking, playing games on Roblox or watching short films on YouTube. Some nights, she asks me to tell her stories with specific instructions to âdo the voices, pleaseâ. So I canât help but smile when RF Kuang tells me that she, too
Actually, âSpider-Man: Brand New Dayâ is not a superhero movie. Itâs a friendship movieâ (opens the original)
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As soon as the Spider-Man: Brand New Day credits rolled, I felt immensely grateful for all my friends and texted my group chat, âThe moral of the new Spider-Man movie is that if you donât have friends, you will literally die.â As my sister and I walked out of the theatre, I turned to her and said, âOh my God. That was a friendship movie.â âA friendship movie, to me, isnât necessarily a high school drama or a coming-of-age college flick. While films like Dil Chahta Hai, The Perks of
If you canât stop crying on your birthday every year, host a âcraft partyâ (opens the original)
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On the day she turned 28, journalist Darshita Goyal, a self-anointed birthday crier for many years, decided to switch things up. She hosted a party, sure, but it wasnât any party: she rented out a matcha bar, got a whiteboard and markers, bought packets all her favourite chips, and threw a chips-tasting party. Goyal asked her friends to bring their favourite chips too, so they could also have a âbest chipâ contest. âI love eating chips,â she shrugs. âI have always wondered what the b
Erling Haaland is proof that women will always fall for the goofy guy (opens the original)
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My first introduction to Erling Haaland came in 2023. I was enthusiastically telling a friend about my love for iMessage games when, out of nowhere, he said, “You’re literally like Haaland.” “Who’s Haaland?” I asked. I was informed that Haaland was a very tall, very funny footballer who loved playing video games—like me. Most importantly, my friend reassured me, he was unproblematic—a quality that is rarely used to describe football players. One year later, I came across Haaland again through a
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