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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 8, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Daily Star
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 27, 2026
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‘Can’t silence me like this’: Badhan’s bravery and an uncomfortable reality (opens the original)
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“Say Joy Bangla!” said the group of miscreants harassing Azmeri Haque Badhan and her family in Venice. What had once been the unmistakable slogan of Bangladesh’s great Liberation War was now being used to terrorise an actress and her family, including a crying child. But that did not evoke sympathy in individuals who could neither see a representative of Bangladesh on a world stage—the Venice International Film Festival, no less—nor a human being with her family. They could only see a “traitor”
I don’t mind being called an ‘influencer’: Masha (opens the original)
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Three months ago, an email dropped into Masha Islam’s inbox that would shift the trajectory of her creative career: Deutsche Welle (DW), the German state-funded international broadcaster, wanted to collaborate. What resulted was a 10-episode travel documentary/vlog, the teaser of which was available to everyone through the DW Travel page. Immediately apparent was her chemistry with host Emma Kremer, while the two made inroads into various bustling places of Dhaka at its liveliest. It marks the f
Artcell evolves (opens the original)
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Fresh off one of their most testing concerts, some men dressed in casual black showed up at The Daily Star’s premises. There was a noticeable absence of a plumpish frontman known for tearing apart venues with his killer riffs and entrancing entire stadiums with his voice. The hiatus of George Lincoln D’Costa, by all measures, is a big blow for a storied lineup like Artcell’s. For more than two decades, he has tirelessly carried the band’s vocal and riff sections with utmost pride. Currently carr
Unstoppable Sanjoy (opens the original)
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I had to make my way inside the headquarters of Qinetic Network to meet a special artiste. He had the world in the palm of his hands when he performed his song “SIIR SIIR” at the FIFA World Cup opening ceremony in Canada, proudly showing off his maroon jacket—its sleeve intricately embroidered with the Royal Bengal Tiger and the Water Lily (Shapla). Sure enough, the ever-industrious Sanjoy was working on yet another track in his dimly lit studio. “It’s been one hell of a trip,” he said as he gre
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