‘Are you a Snow Leopard?’ and ‘Namaste’ are illustration books for ages 2 to 5 and 0 to 3, respectively.

After a somewhat slow August, Netflix is full of new releases this month.

In another life, these characters would've made a living as fashion influencers.

With the pandemic still around, it isn’t difficult to pinpoint why so many of us are struggling to get our forty winks each night.

Streaming concerts and virtually touring museums only scratch the surface. There are other ways to have fun while staying home.

There's something addictive about scrolling through the vlogs of food bloggers—all those mouth-watering culinary creations and recipes to try yourself, watching them cook is like a hobby in itself.

It’s about time you take a break from dodgy weepies or cheesy romcoms to watch a movie about mates over a virtual hangout.

Choose a route with fewer people and avoid narrow paths where chances of running into people are higher.

If you’re still not sure about how safe your trusted barbershop is, a set of electric hair clipper will be your best friend until you’re ready to go see them again.

Traditional print books look great and smell good, but more and more people are opting for the convenience of the ones and zeroes of e-books.

From plant-based regime to that inspired by hunter-gatherer ancestors, different diet programmes may have different purposes but all roads eventually lead to a healthy lifestyle.

Whether you’re Zoom-ing in from home or zooming out to attend one in person, the standard rules of COVID-19 prevention are still very important during this wedding season.

Some are reveling in the constant attention that comes with their families being marooned at home whereas some don’t seem to have any idea that their owners’ routines have changed—or if they do, they don’t care.

With eased lockdown, people and places are slowly adapting to life amidst the coronavirus.

From as small as a shoutout on social media to ordering gifts, do your bit to support local businesses in your area.

If you’re done baking your 18th loaf of quarantine banana bread, try these DIY projects to keep you occupied.

Owning an herb garden will save you a quick trip to the nearest vegetable vendor and bring the freshness of the season to your kitchen.

Think of this time as a prerequisite to getting your nails ready for when you go back to adding extensions.

As you continue to shelter in one place, leverage the flexible virtual space for rich social experiences.

Steal some of your social media time to start journalling—one of the effective ways of self-care.