Some people don’t just build brands, they build movements. And when it comes to fashion that speaks identity, ambition, and a litt...
This year, the scammer may not sound suspicious. They may sound perfectly human. The voice on the phone knows your name. The SMS fro...
In many Sri Lankan workplaces, toxicity doesn’t look aggressive. Instead, it looks polite. It’s the forced smile in the morning, th...
Make the mistake of reading Sean Perera’s debut novel, A Butterfly, while hungry, and you will soon find yourself craving all manner ...
For years, Gayantha Perera — better known in fashion circles as stylist.lk — has been the invisible hand behind some of Sri Lanka�...
We arrive at Kyoto Station, flash our two-week Japan Rail card and get to our platform easily. Where we stand on the platform becomes a...
There was a time when homes had no specific boundaries and were situated amidst nature, surrounded by large gardens and greenery. Howev...
At 60, Sylvia Perera turned a lifetime of cooking into an award-winning restaurant empire, celebrating Sri Lankan heritage, family, and...
With the distinct and persistent calls of the Asian Koel (Sinhalese: Koha), another calling is gracing Sri Lanka during the month of Ap...
A long weekend in Sri Lanka usually begins in a group chat. Someone throws out a casual “shall we go somewhere?” and within minutes...
This week feels like a loop. The heat is getting harder to ignore, Parliament is revisiting one of the country’s most painful chapter...
“No days off.” It sounds powerful. Motivating. Disciplined. But after years in the fitness industry, I’ve learned that th...
There is an app on more than 500 million phones around the world that has made people feel genuinely guilty for missing a vocabulary le...
The British occupation of Colombo created the heyday of Fort. It was a gateway to the British Empire, north, east and west. This area w...
Some lives are lived quietly. And then there are lives like Uncle Mano’s… lived in full volume, rich, layered, and unforgettable...
This International Women’s Day 2026, we move beyond celebration and into documentation. Women Who Did It Anyway is a curated article ...
This week’s Watchlist is basically about perspective - what we choose to see, and what we only understand later. Inside the Manospher...
We love the idea of girls supporting girls. It looks good on Instagram, sounds empowering in captions, and feels like something we s...
Friday Sari Project founder Mehala Ford is steadily emerging as one of the few independent champions working to secure meaningful inter...
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This International Women’s Day 2026, we move beyond celebration and into documentation. Women Who Did It Anyway is a curated article ...
Sri Lankan audiences are in for a spectacular theatrical experience this April as the international cast of La Bamba! The Song of Verac...
Designing and installing the main door and frame is an essential part of building construction. Adopting the correct dimensions, materi...
The ferry leaves from wharf 3 circular Quay Sydney . It’s mid-week and mid-day, so only thirty percent full. Departure time is fixed...
As the US-Israeli war on Iran enters its 21st day, with the conflict increasingly spilling across the region, Anusha David poses a pert...
Prepare for an extraordinary evening of music, inspiration, and purpose as internationally acclaimed singer and music producer, Derrick...
The PAW-SPERITY XTRAVAGANZA, to be held on 29th March at the Cinnamon Grand, in aid of Rescue Animals Sri Lanka [RAS], promises to be a...
This International Women’s Day 2026, we move beyond celebration and into documentation. Women Who Did It Anyway is a curated article ...
