Sri Lanka rarely slows down. Deadlines stack. Prices shift. Conversations escalate before they settle. And yet, in a few days, Ramadan ...
The days after Valentine’s are strangely quiet. The heart-shaped balloons begin to sink. The supermarket shelves look less dramatic. ...
Every January, the same advice floods your feed: learn to code, master AI, become a data scientist, start a side hustle. By February, y...
At a time when conversations around sexual health are still often whispered, avoided or cloaked in shame in Sri Lanka, Dr Yasuni Manikk...
This Valentine’s Day, discover how nourishing your skin from within reveals confidence, radiance, and natural beauty.
This Valentine’s season is an opportunity to celebrate appreciation and care for the people who matter most, including family, friend...
It’s an early train to Nara from Kyoto, Japan. It is about a forty-five-minute journey. This is perfect as it gives us five hours in ...
Cinnamon Life, in collaboration with John Keells Foundation and in association with Nations Trust Bank, announced the staging of the We...
When Julia Quinn landed in Sri Lanka for the first time this week, it marked the fulfilment of a long-held dream. The bestselling autho...
In a world where almost anything we crave can be delivered to our doorstep within minutes, cooking has quietly shifted from necessity t...
While some brands make their presence known immediately, others grow quietly, over time, becoming familiar, trusted, and deeply woven i...
I walked into the British Memorial Centre not really knowing what to expect, and I walked out feeling unusually quiet, grounded, and re...
Every few months, Sri Lanka seems to rediscover a truth it has never fully confronted. The phrase changes shape depending on who is say...
We love saying Sri Lankans do not read anymore, that attention spans are shrinking, that nobody has patience for long articles, books, ...
The smartphone buzzes. A smartwatch vibrates gently. Wireless earbuds deliver a favourite song. In 2026, love speaks fluent technology.
The HSBC Ceylon Literary & Arts Festival (CLAF) has, since its inception, positioned itself as far more than a cultural showcase. At it...
In 2025, Bishop’s College turned 150 years old, and the celebrations were nothing short of extraordinary. They began with a week that...
We decide to walk from Tribeca to the High Line northwards along the Hudson waterfront in New York. We are heading to the development o...
Cinnamon Life, in collaboration with John Keells Foundation (JKF) and in association with Nations Trust Bank (NTB), announced the stagi...
Koneswaram was one of those mornings where I didn’t go with a plan; I just went with the intention to breathe. And honestly, that’s...
There is something very Sri Lankan about wanting to get away without actually going away. The desire is not to disappear, but to create...
Careers in beauty rarely move in straight lines. They expand through trial, repetition, pauses, recalibration, and moments that only ma...
10th January 2026, a night where history, harmony, and purpose converged, Wesley College bore witness to a concert that resonated far b...
The Gregorian New Year begins on January 1st each year. However, from a Feng Shui perspective, both the Chinese Lunar New Year and Sola...
The momentum behind “WAVES OF HOPE”, the charity concert organised by the Western Musicians Association (WMA) in collaboration with...
The Industrial Security Foundation (ISF), the proud representative body of Sri Lanka’s civil security service, is set to host a memor...
My Pettah walks start with Fort railway station, Colombo. Built in 1908, it is based at Manchester Victoria station in the UK. Ten plat...
The HSBC Ceylon Literary & Arts Festival has, in just a few short editions, become one of Colombo’s most anticipated cultural gatheri...
Pippin, which commenced as a personal experience of the Founder & Director Dineshika Nanayakkara, has evolved into a one-stop shop cate...
