Lifestyle Diaries
Recreation in the city: Is it time to think outside the box?
Dhaka — a city as exhausting as we can imagine — is one that has made tremendous progress over the last two decades.
Tech parenting: The fine line between convenience and neglect
Imagine the birth of a baby. Almost as soon as it opens its eyes, it finds itself staring into a camera. When it goes home, it finds the bedroom temperature perfectly adjusted to suit its requirements.
The rise of domestic tourism: Challenges and opportunities
There is no doubt that the effects of structural and infrastructural changes and social media have brought tourism a long way from where it was.
Nutritional trends 101: The truth behind popular diets
With a surge in awareness about the impact of food on our well-being, people are turning to diets not just to look good, but also to feel good.
Savour twice the flavour: Our facination with BOGO offers
Do you like Buy One Get One offers in buffets? If your answer ranges from an enthusiastic “Yes!” to a mellowed down “Sure, why not?” you would not be alone.
Editor's Note
It has been 33 years since The Daily Star began its journey. We have observed plenty of changes in these long years and feel proud and humbled to witness all the leaps and bounds our society has braved in the lifestyle sector.
Heritage Textiles / Trends that transcend the test of time
The tapestry of Bangladesh’s textile legacy is woven with generational artistry and cultural significance.
AI and the future of fashion
Tech and fashion may seem like an odd couple, but they have been dance partners for quite some time.
Pocket revolution: Smartphone convergence in the 21st century
Ever heard the words Walkman, Gameboy, Discman, Watchman, Camcorder? If the answer is no, you are probably 24 and born in the era of laptops and smartphones. In which case, gather around kids, for I am about to spin a yarn on how it feels for fossils like me to live in a world where everything is at your fingertips and have everything you need in one handy convenient place.
Creaky backs and shattered hearts: What they don’t tell you about your 30s
They say that you will know what you want to do before you hit your teens.
Botanical Gardens of Dhaka: Are they truly the urban oasis they used to be?
Not long ago, Dhaka’s botanical gardens were the city’s lungs, offering a much-needed breath of fresh air amidst the urban sprawl.
Designing with a story: Traditional Bangladeshi decor meets modern living
As our lifestyle evolves with time, so do the spaces we find ourselves in.
Ancient wisdom for modern wellness The enduring relevance of yoga
With its emphasis on mindfulness practices and physical stretches, Yoga — an ancient practice born in India and practised by sages and yogis for thousands of years — is still as relevant in our modern times as it was back then, and can offer solutions to many of our contemporary health challenges.
Golden frequency : A story on Dhaka’s audiophiles
Imagine yourself seated in a cosy café, accompanied by the subtle ambience of background music.
Steel bumpers and hybrid headaches: Current automobile trends in Bangladesh
In the fast-paced realm of global car culture, even the modest Bangladeshi market has witnessed some serious gear shifts over the past ten years.
Mastering the miKE: Evolution of emceeing in Dhaka
The nation’s bustling capital city has been experiencing the rise of a new phenomenon encompassing individuals who have a niche in public speaking.
