Are you swiping right on a guy, girl, ChatGPT, or Gemini? Online daters are increasingly wary about profiles and photos souped up by AI and bots steering entire conversations
As customers use digitally doctored images to game refund systems, delivery apps and restaurants scramble to keep up
Our relationships, even with ourselves, shift when the blur of alcohol is gone. Vulnerability isn’t outsourced to a fifth glass of wine. Joy becomes less about the shared high, more about shared presence
As teens start dating younger and more casually, parents are moving from control to conversations
Sharing of commitment & responsibilities allows those with busy schedules to bring a pet home without while ensuring it’s always cared for and not left alone
Yes, for more than a few women. For them, overt masculinity signals confidence. But, guys, remember, that doesn’t mean these women endorse outdated gender roles
Morning raves are swapping booze for brews, giving early risers and fitness fans a healthier way to party without late nights or hangovers
Most people go looking for happiness in familiar places — by changing themselves or someone else. The research suggests a different starting point
Promising experiments in the future of love are underway. Try festival dating. Or an AI companion, even if you are already in a relationship. And being your own Valentine is great too
He was dubbed ‘TV’s Aamir Khan’ for his meticulous approach to acting. She won a national award at the age of 22. Television and theatre actors Varun Badola and Rajeshwari Sachdev met on the sets of ‘Antakshari’ in 2004 and married soon after. Parents to a teen son today, the couple also recently played mom-dad on screen in a web series. They spoke to Neha Bhayana about old-school versus new-age parenting and their disciplining style
From styling golf outfits to planning meals, the elite and even the not-so-elite are outsourcing daily life
Getting out isn’t an option in some truly difficult relationships, like with a parent or a child. The way out there is to first accept, then adjust
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has publicly offered to pay for IVF for any woman who chooses to conceive using his sperm. What was once anonymous donor material now carries a name, a brand and a debate about wealth, genetics and choice.
Having a child makes you a better person? Gives you old age insurance? Not always true. Gita smartly warns against possessive attachment. Read that as a warning on fantasies about how your kids will turn out
For those who created their own shiny world in the bustle of India, their gated sanctums will continue to keep out inconveniences, longevity will continue to be the holy grail, AI assistance will keep intensifying
Research shows that the more pressing question is what it does to a child who learns — and never forgets — that they mattered less
Matcha, bubble tea, heirloom rice, sober cocktails, Dubai chocolate, and protein-rich food...
Forty-five bidders, a flurry of last-minute bids, and a final price that stunned even seasoned participants — the auction of a number plate in Haryana lays bare the lucrative business behind India’s fancy number plate craze
Experts weigh in on whether those viral TikTok tests are a real litmus for a couple’s connection
As open-concept floor plans took away the sovereignty of the room where meals were lovingly cooked, shared mealtimes also came to an end. It’s hard to recreate that magic out of pre-cooked food