This week’s news had a very familiar Sri Lankan theme: other people make the mess, and somehow we end up standing in line for it. Fue...
Something fundamental changed in how businesses operate, and it happened so gradually that many didn’t notice the transition. AI stop...
This is the most common explanation given when someone stops going to the gym. After more than a decade in the fitness community, I can...
This week’s Watchlist came together in two very different ways: one show I’d been waiting years to see return, and one film I watch...
By the time you read this, Women’s Day is already behind us. The pink graphics have slowed down. The WhatsApp forwards declaring �...
Nails are more than just a small detail in a woman’s appearance; they can be a canvas for creativity, a boost of confidence, and even...
Sunlight settles in deliberate squares across the floor. Iced lattes bead with condensation. Someone leans forward to adjust the angle ...
This week isn’t about light drama or internet nonsense. It’s about power. The kind that drops bombs and redraws borders. The kind t...
If you have been in the fitness space for over a prolonged period of time without realizing it, fitness stops being something we do an...
Ageing in most Sri Lankan families reveals itself through small routines rather than big conversations. A new tablet appears beside the...
What if I told you that the place many of us go to become healthier, to stay fit, and to become strong can also quietly harm our mental...
There’s something undeniably special about the bond between women and dogs. Beyond wagging tails and loyal eyes, dogs become steady c...
“So, what next?” For women in their late twenties and early thirties, the question is rarely about work. It is not about promoti...
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...
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.
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...
This week’s Watchlist feels like a study in emotional range. On one end, there’s Haq, quiet, heavy, and the kind of film that asks ...
The past week wasn’t about scandals or stats. It was about who gets protected, who gets punished, and who’s expected to swallow it ...
There was a time when a truly nasty comment online still caused a pause. Someone would call it out. Someone would say this is too much....
This week, I have a lot to say. The kind of week where everything feels connected, but trying to write about all of it would dilute the...
You’ve seen them everywhere. Pinterest-perfect vision boards with dream vacations, fitness goals, and career milestones. Maybe you’...
Once upon a time, a meaningful life came with a checklist: wake up at 5 a.m., drink celery juice, conquer the career ladder, travel the...
This week’s RihView isn’t about pretending things are calm. It’s about sitting with the contradictions. The quiet personal reckon...
