“He’d pass me money without looking up, asking only for a six-pack of Natty. Then came the day he slipped me his debit card with a grocery list, telling us to keep $20. I was overjoyed the moment the window shut. After a few more visits and haircuts, he finally handed me a check.” (Link […]

In the summer of 1975, a young Indian artist named Pradyumna Kumar, known as “PK,” sat on a busy sidewalk in New Delhi, sketching portraits of strangers with charcoal-stained hands. His drawings were more than lines; they carried emotions, as though he could capture the soul behind each face. PK came from one of India’s […]

When Some Like It Hot first premiered in 1959, the audience reaction was deeply disappointing. People actually got up and walked out. Studio executives panicked, and agents whispered suggestions everywhere. Some called for scenes to be cut, others wanted rewrites. It seemed like the bold comedy about two musicians who disguise themselves as women to […]