Big-rimmed spectacles in vibrant colours seem to be the latest rage these days.

A soulful sufi evening took the city audience through a journey where traditional sufi notes were given a contemporary touch by fusing them with pulsating western beats.

For taking a break from the mundane routine, one can choose to indulge in an evening of some offbeat fun. How about indulging in an activity of light bending, offered by a Delhi-based group Other Logic Experientials (OLE) run by two city youngsters — Ankit Monga and Nihar Mudgal, who believe in creating visual experiences through their Light Speed Delhi (LSD) sessions.

Stand-up comedians are pulling the crowd away from multiplexes to spaces dedicated for stand-up shows.

From Priyanka Chopra and Shahid Kapoor to Hollywood celebs and city youngsters, the self-taken cellphone photos, popularly known as “selfies” have become the culture markers of GenX.

Quirky is the mood that’s swaying the filmmakers’ choice of titles these days. There’s a whole bunch of the odd and peculiar titles readying up for release — Gunday, Besharam, Lootera, Ghanchakkar, Herogiri, Heropanti, Fukrey and Fugly.

Varying mediums with different themes and compositions are put well together in the form of an ongoing art exhibition titled “6by6” at Lalit Kala Akademi in the capital .

In a first-ever collaboration of its kind, fashion designer Nitin Bal Chauhan showcased an interesting mix of music, fashion, colour and counter culture idioms with his label Bhootsavar at the ongoing Escape Festival of Arts and Music.

Our heroes are keen on taking sides. Well, we are not referring to anything controversial, but we are focusing on the trend of side-parting hairdo gaining popularity. After the release of The Great Gatsy, the side parting style is a rage among actors here and in the West.

Documentary filmmaker Rahul Datta is all set to release the first-of-its-kind documentary on an IPL team — a behind-the-scenes look at Kings XI Punjab.