Although the most iconic song of our Language Movement is Abdul Gaffer Chowdhury's “Amar Bhai'er Rokte Rangano Ekushey February”,

After losing Paul Thomas Anderson from the director's chair, the Robert Downey Jr.-starring remake of “Pinocchio” looked like it was in deep trouble.

In “The Silence Of The Lambs”, Sir Anthony Hopkins gave a timeless performance as one of film's most iconic villains ever, Hannibal Lecter.

Grammy and Brit Award-winning English diva Joss Stone is all set to sway the Dhaka audience with her performance tomorrow.

Marking International Mother Language Day, ATN News will broadcast special single-episode drama of the week, “Noisshobdo Joddha”.

Amitabh Reza Chowdhury's upcoming film “Aynabaji” has drawn a fair share of attention, particularly with its first trailer. Now that we have caught a glimpse the first song of the film, it is a total change of pace.

Bangladesh-India joint venture film “Hero 420”, starring Nusraat Faria, Om and Ria Sen, releases in 86 cinemas of the country today.

Historical epics once used to be all the rage in Hollywood, spurred by the success of “Braveheart” and “The Last of the Mohicans” and spawning...

There has been a long-running debate whether Bollywood is biased towards its male stars when it comes to payment of fees. There is a persistent grievance that females do not command as high a price tag as the males, raising the question: is there a discrimination here?

Ekushey February holds a special place in the heart of every Bangladeshi. This is the month when Bangladesh celebrates the Language Movement of 1952, which the entire world celebrates today as International Mother Language Day. Upcoming artistes Sabbir, Liza, Naureen, Rashed, Poluk and Luipa are some of the common faces in our music scene who have their own take on what the month means to them. Here's what they had to say:

A two-day Zainul festival began in Barisal on Wednesday.

Indira Gandhi Culture Centre (IGCC) is organising a duet musical evening of Nazrul, folk and adhunik Bangla songs by Rowshan Ara Shoma and Rahat Ara Geeti at 6:30pm on February 19, at the IGCC auditorium in Gulshan-1, Dhaka.

Popular actors Afran Nisho and Peya Bipasha have paired up for the first time for a single-episode television play, titled “Biprotip”. Written and directed by Saiful Alam Shamim, the play is themed on love.

Marking the birth centenary of Baul Shah Abdul Karim, a yearlong celebration began across the country on February 16. The inauguration ceremony of the programme took place at Nandan Mancha of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA) on Karim's birth anniversary, the first Tuesday of Bangla month Falgun.

Mohammad Shahadat Hossain is one of the key figures in the country's publishing scene and has put in much effort to boost the industry. Proprietor of Annesha Prokashan, Shahadat has been in the industry for over a decade. He has brought out more than 600 books in this period.

The names Shaju Kazi and Saef Al Nazi may not be instantly recognisable to the country's youth, but to anyone who followed urban Bangla music in the 2000s and beyond, 'Shaju and Shezan from Artcell' will ring a familiar bell. The drummer and bassist of the progressive rock band that inspired a generation of musicians and listeners left to pursue higher studies to Australia, and have been under the radar for a few years now. But when they announced a return to Bangladesh's music on Monday, it was very different in terms of capacity but potentially similar to their impact as musicians.

Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA) has arranged a celebration programme marking 42nd founding anniversary (February 19) of the institution.

There has been rife speculation that Bollywood's leading lady Priyanka Chopra, who has been making waves in the USA with her debut TV show “Quantico”,

Priyanka Chopra, currently winning the West as Quantico's Alex Parrish, is casted as the villain in next year's Baywatch movie with Dwayne Johnson.

With her kohl-rimmed eyes cast down, Nadia lilts through a folk couplet before a secret assembly of women poets on a forbidden subject that often gets people killed in Afghanistan -- love.