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KhalidMohamed attends The Big Day weddings, listens in to Martin Scorsese’s docu-interview with Fran Lebovitz and… more.

Monday, 15th February 2021 at 5:09 pm Netflix’s new show The Big Day is taking us behind the scenes of the fabulous world of Indian weddings. Advertisement Known for their lavishness, the reality series will show viewers the ins and outs of what it means to pull off a spectacular Indian wedding with no expenses spared. Split across two collections, it’ll follow 12 different couples (six in each segment) as they prepare for their big day and eventually tie the knot in ceremonies designed to meet their specific tastes and love stories. Along the way, viewers will learn about their traditio...

Inside Track Blog Daniel Bauer and Ian McDonnell helped coordinate the massive effort to unify Microsoft’s customer call center system. (Photo by Aleenah Ansari | Inside Track) Overhauling the call management system Microsoft used to make 70 million calls per year has been a massive undertaking. The highly complex system was 20 years old and difficult to move on from when, five years ago, the company decided a transformation was needed. These phone calls are how Microsoft talks to its customers and its partners. We needed to get this right because our call management system is one of the co...

Prasad Naik With contour products and highlighters becoming must-haves to enhance the cheekbones, we might actually be neglecting the cheeks themselves. Blush, however, can look just as modern as the other products if you wield your brush right—it brightens up dull skin and gives you an instant glow, especially important if you've been sequestered at home for the last few months. Here's what to keep in mind.  1. Mix and match your formulas The kind of blush you choose depends on your face structure and skin type, and a combination of different blushes can help you achieve different looks. ...

Print There’s been some good news about the pandemic this week along with all the bad: A first vaccine is being rolled out, and another is on the way. But a long, hard winter still lies ahead, and we’re facing a serious — and completely avoidable — problem: Healthcare workers once again don’t have enough of the masks, gloves and hospital gowns they need to protect them while they treat COVID-19 patients. Demand for those mundane but essential items is soaring because of the surge in COVID-19 cases, and it will grow again as the vaccination campaign escalates. But 11 months into the...