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Obama’s America: More Warren Buffett’s Secretary, Than Warren Buffett
First Post, News Analysis, Posted: Jan 25, 2012
Obama's State of the Union address had a muted tone, and that's not necessarily a bad thing.
Categories: Featured Columnists, Politics & Governance, Top Stories
Tags: 2012stateoftheunion, obama, stateoftheunion
Pakistan Has Always Been a Negative Identity: Aatish Taseer
New America Media, Question & Answer, Posted: Jan 11, 2012
Noon is a novel but in Aatish Taseer’s work, the lines between fiction and non-fiction, novel and memoir can appear blurry.
Categories: Featured Columnists, Politics & Governance, Religion, South Asian, Top Stories
Tags: Aatish Taseer, identity, indian, islam, Kashmir, noon, pakistan, violence
Republican Primaries: the Quest for the Ultimate Outsider
Firstpost.com, News Analysis, Posted: Jan 09, 2012
Everyone who wants to move into the White House spends all their time trying to emphasise how they don’t really belong there.
Categories: Featured Columnists, Politics & Governance, Top Stories
Tags: 2012, d.c., election, Gingrich, gop, newt, primary, republicans, romney, ron paul, washington, white house
Rediscovering the Joy of Quiet: Thank You, Pico Iyer
First Post, Commentary, Posted: Jan 07, 2012
We live in a world these days where happiness is really about happen-iness. Ask not for whom the Blackberry pings, it pings for thee.
Categories: Religion, Science & Technology, South Asian, Top Stories
Tags: facebook, india, picoiyer, quiet, sandiproy, technology
Blistering Barnacles: The Lost Adventure of Tintin
Firstpost.com, Commentary, Posted: Dec 25, 2011
Charles de Gaulle famously said, “My only international rival is Tintin.” Now Hergé’s Tintin will have his own rival — Spielberg’s Tintin.
Categories: Arts & Entertainment, Asian, Featured Columnists, Race Relations, Top Stories, Youth Culture
Tags: 3d, belgium, childhood, colonial, entertainment, france, global, herge, india, movie, spielberg, tintin
Stuck in Cruise Control: Anil Kapoor in Mission Impossible
Firstpost.com, Commentary, Posted: Dec 20, 2011
Forget Tom Cruise. Anil Kapoor has single-handedly accomplished Mission Impossible. AFP.
Categories: Arts & Entertainment, Asian, Top Stories
Tags: bollywood, hollywood, impossible, india, kapoor, missile, mission, nail, sexy, tom cruise
A Kiss to Nowhere: Benetton’s Unhate Campaign
Firstpost.com, News Report, Posted: Nov 19, 2011
When USSR’s Brezhnev kissed East Germany’s Honecker in '79 that was a kiss. When Obama kisses Hu Jintao in 2011 that’s just an ad for Bennetton.
Categories: Front Page, Gender & Sexuality, Intersections, South Asian, War & Conflict
Tags: benetton, gay, gorbachev, hu jintao, immigration law hb 56, kiss, obama, pope, world leaders
Love, Sex and the "Dhokha" of Pushing the Bollywood Envelope
First Post, News Feature, Posted: Nov 13, 2011
Bollywood’s hot new film era was the talk of Thinkfest in Goa. But Sandip Roy asks if screen sex is merely a cultural "dhokha," an enticing fraud of the privileged set.
Categories: Front Page, International Affairs, Media, South Asian
Are You Really Dead Until You are Dead on Facebook?
Firstpost.com, News Report, Posted: Oct 16, 2011
Once there were obituaries.Now we have Twitteruaries. So get ready for the facebook funeral.
Categories: Asian, Front Page, Science & Technology, Youth Culture
Tags: death, facebook, funeral, mourning, online, social media, technology, twitter, twitteruraries, valid
Maharashtra’s New Booze Law: Here Comes the Mommy State
First Post, Op-ed, Posted: Sep 18, 2011
In June, the Indian state of Maharashtra passed a new law raising the legal drinking age to 25, marking a definitive shift toward what Sandip Roy calls the “Mommy State.”
Categories: Front Page, Gender & Sexuality, International Affairs, South Asian
Tags: alcohol, bollywood, imratkhan, india, maharashtra, sandiproy
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