Angelina Jolie and former model Carla Bruni will soon be seen in their new comic avatar as they make it to the independent comic company Bluewater Productions’ hall of fame. Termed as “Female Force”, the comic aims to fill in the blanks in the lives of both controversial and world famous celebrities. We asked youngsters in the city, which Indian celebrity’s life would they love to see in a comic book form.

A survey has found that married women feel more secure in life as well as at the workplace than their unmarried counterparts. Before the International Day for the elimination of violence against women this month, BharatMatrimony conducted a survey on marriage and security among women across the country and found that the former provides women a sense of security and a fence against workplace harassment.

It was only recently that the capital witnessed the plight of a pregnant destitute, who died giving birth to a baby on the pavement even as Delhiites walked passed her. In a city where there are many destitute women in distress, the Women and Child Welfare Department has notified a dormitory at the short-stay home in Nirmal Chhaya for would-be mothers in an advanced stage of pregnancy. The move aims to help pregnant teens who are victims of rape or incest, and those who have been dumped by their boyfriends. It seems like the initiative may help bring down the number of unsafe abortions and careless consumption of contraceptives.

Following in the footsteps of fashionable tweens from the West like Lourdes and Miley Cyrus, India’s own teen actress-turned-fashionista, Ayesha Kapur, jumped onto the label bandwagon recently by launching a fashion accessories brand, Ayesha, with her mother Jacqueline Kapur.

Terror alert or not, Delhi is not scared. There are graver issues on a Delhiite’s mind than blasts. In response to a terror threat, Delhi is once again on high alert for 26/11, but it’s not new to the common man, who is used to seeing cops on the streets, especially during festivals and most recently the Commonwealth Games.

The first thing that hits you when one begins listening to Taylor Swift’s brand new album Speak Now is the songs have moved on from fairytales to reality. Speak Now is very different from Fearless (Taylor’s previous album) as far as the lyrics and the mood goes. However, there is nothing strikingly new about the music.

Can you imagine Michael Jackson’s Thriller, without the bloodthirsty zombies in the video? Or can you recall Coldplay’s Scientist without thinking about Chris Martin driving his car in reverse? It seems impossible, right? Since the 1980s, our association with pop and rock music has been all about the music video. However, while the international music community supports and encourages music videography — with awards and airtime, in India non-Bollywood music videos are yet to find steady

My favourite shoot was the one I did for my Spring/ Summer 2011 collection. It’s special as it was my first shoot and enhanced my collection beautifully.
The model was Katya. The theme was modern architecture of Sagrada Familia, a church in Barcelona, Spain. The shoot was in Delhi. As I’m based in Mumbai, I travelled

Are you serious!” I exclaimed when Lucy, the sales girl in a leading high street store, told me that “the top selling trend today is jumpsuits”. At first I thought that she is a smart saleswoman who is trying to convince me to buy an item which no one else is touching. Later as I researched this trend, I was convinced she is right.

Not quite an iPhone but Fujezone’s new handset True Touch is indeed a delight, especially keeping in mind the easy-to-use large touch screen, simple user interface and the attractive price point. The overall design has an unneccessary curve at the bottom, which some users may find awkward. However, being a multimedia phone,