The name sounds complicated, but it’s rather simple. Warren Mendonsa named his solo music project after his black Fender Stratocaster guitar and also after his love for the blues. He was also a member of the band Zero till the year 2005, though they still reunite for concerts these days- the latest being the NH7 Weekender Festival in Delhi (actually, it was somewhere in Noida) where he performed with three different bands including Vir Das’ comedy rock band Alien Chutney.

Season three of Game of Thrones returns this Sunday after a much extended break. With the last episode of season two coming out in June last year, it’s been a long wait for all Game of Thrones fans.

SRCC Play goes Commercial Cast: Anmol Verma, Arunav Vaish, Dhananjay Singh, Mehul Mitali, Mohak Papola, Nilesh Basu Roy, Pallavi Chadha [...]

Stand-up comedians Tanmay Bhat, Rohan Joshi, Ashish Shakya and Gursimran Khamba have been in the comic scene for quite a few years now. Having seen all of them except Khamba do individual stand up acts, I was excited to watch the four of them collaborate together with their Christian friend who was playing the guitar the whole night (I can’t seem to remember his name though).

It was 50 years ago yesterday; March 22, 1963, that The Beatles released their first album, titled Please Please Me. That means that it was 50 years ago that fans first dropped the needle on Side One and heard Paul McCartney yell “One, two, three, fa!” for the first time.

The NGMA (National Gallery for Modern Art) has always been a place for the display of talent unbound. From installations to miniature paintings and sculptures to portraits, it boasts of one of the finest collections of the works of famous and genius artists all round the world. Keeping up with this tryst with creativity, the NGMA served as a venue to one of the most imaginative amalgamations of contemporary dance, digital art and story-telling – Bangalore Fictions.

Great things and life’s best moments may pass with a blink of an eye. This is what I witnessed at blueFROG on an unbelievable Saturday evening. blueFROG has always lived up to its name of serving the finest of music from the masters, each time its doors open to the folks of Delhi. Holding true to its reputation blueFROG graced Delhites with a performance by a popular DJ and producer, Avi Shmailov, aka Astrix on March. 9, 2013.

A collection of 41 poems written by Surina Jain, this book takes you on a mystifying journey through life’s emotions and experiences. Every poem penned by the poetess is a reflection of her personal experiences, but at the same time manages to relate to us all.

The master author obviously understands very well that people are interested in reading about other people’s lives. If you asked me to put a “typical” Jeffery Archer book into a genre, I wouldn’t know what to do. It wouldn’t be romance, or a thriller, or historical or political fiction – it’d be a mixture of all those and more.

21st February, 2013 will be etched in my memory forever.Because it was an amazing evening; an evening which redefined my approach to music. It is now that I truly understand how music can transcend language and nationality. All thanks to the “Bonjour India Festival”.