Rihaab Mowlana
Rihaab Mowlana is the Founding Editor of Life Plus and a journalist who doesn't just chase stories; she drags them into the spotlight. She's also a psychology educator and co-founder of both Colombo Dream School and Dream Team Studio. Sharp on culture and unafraid to go deep, her writing doesn't flinch, and neither does she. For drama, depth, and stories served real, not sugar-coated, follow her on Instagram: @rihaabmowlana
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Meet Bugsy
Bugsy, also lovingly referred to as Buggy, has been an important member of Sanduni’s family since the day they got him. Despite
Home Baker of the Week: Aru de Silva
A Mathematics and Economics degree holder, Aru de Silva initially never envisioned a career path that didn’t relate to her field
Amazing Grace Reunion Concert This Sunday
Following a successful stint wowing Sri Lankan music lovers back in the ’70s, the original members of frontline group of yestery
Foodie: Shalindri Mendis
Shalindri, is a psychology graduate, an Associate of Trinity College London and also published a book of poems named ’’The Ill
Lending a Helping Hand: #FloodSL
The recent flooding and mudslides caused by the monsoon has left a wave of destruction in its wake, leaving several thousand famil
Anjali Thalayasingam
When Anjali Thalayasingam walked into her first class at the University of Leicester where she completed her degree in Computer Sc
Meet Twinkle
When Anujah saw the twinkling eyes of the golden retriever pup she just brought home, she knew she would name him Twinkle. Now alm
Iftar in Colombo
Ramadan is a time of spirituality and reflection, but it is also a time for sharing food - especially Iftar table staples such as
The Rise Of The Sex Tape
As a nation having topped the list of countries that searched for the word ’sex’ on Google for the fifth consecutive year in 2
Meet Teddy
From the minute Isabel laid eyes on the little German shepherd puppy that looked like a little bear, she knew she wanted to name h
Meet The Cast Of ’Like You Like It’
Prepare to set foot in the ’80s as the students of Visakha Vidyalaya are all set to rock the stage in ’’Like You Like It’
