Tina Edward Gunawardhana
Tina Edward Gunawardhana is a journalist specialising in travel, fashion, lifestyle, cuisine and personalities. She is also the Deputy Editor for Hi!! Magazine. An intrepid traveller, she likes to show readers the world through her eyes and experiences. Follow her on Facebook,
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Fashion masks to the fore
It was only a matter of time before plain old boring utilitarian facemasks would be replaced by brightly hued facemasks. In order
Podi Pasan’s Patisserie
Adversity makes strange bedfellows’ goes the old adage and in the case of young Pasan Gunaratne, adversity presented him with th
Unmasking Fashion
In these pandemic times when a face mask is our main accessory, the most in demand and also the most visible, fashion companies to
Burying the Dead
Dealing with death is one of the hardest things we go through in life. It is the norm to be with your family as you hold funerals
Social Cooking in a Crisis
Living up to its reputation as a nation of serendipitous people, Co-Founder of Colombo Social, Shaun Christie David stepped up to
SRI LANKAN MEDICS OVERSEAS BATTLING ON THE FRONTLINE
The novel Coronavirus pandemic erupted around the world with absolute fury. Countries such as the USA, UK, Italy, and Spain are am
To Have And To Hold… Until Coronvirus Intervenes
Engaged couples who have spent months and years planning their weddings have been compelled to postpone their weddings due to the
Rising From The Ashes Of Terror
Reaching the end of their stay in Sri Lanka, Amelie and Daniel and their father were staying at the Shangri-La in Colombo. While a
Surviving in the time of Corona
With the declaration of a global pandemic and as countries all over the world fight the coronavirus which is wreaking havoc on liv
Stranded Abroad
With the entire world experiencing a lockdown and many countries closing their borders, masses of Sri Lankan students overseas are
Movie Pandemic
Global pandemics appear to have been the theme for many movie makers from the distant past where zombie were the precursor to vira
The queuing calamities
The dawn of 24th March saw a mass exodus of citizenry eager to leave the confines of their home and stock up on their fast-dwindli
