Earlier this month, the winners of the 18th APNS Journalist Awards were announced, and Newsline came away with four honours.

It seems that designers are on a roll these days. Emraan Rajput, a well-known menswear designer, inaugurated his Zamzama outlet in Karachi on December 30, 2009.

‘Looking Back to Look Forward,’ an event commemorating the 1950s students’ movement, was held at the Karachi Arts Council on January 9. To say the event was well-attended would be an understatement; the Bokhari open-air auditorium was at more than full capacity.

The Greenwich University Consumer Behaviour Class of Fall 2009 organised “The Golden 1940s,” an event that revolved around the birth of Pakistan, on January 9.

What do Shaan, Shehzad Roy and Sana Safinaz have in common?

It was a time to both look back to the past and usher in a new era as Newsline celebrated its 20th anniversary and launched its new website. A panoply of journalists, socialites and models descended on the Avari Towers to pay tribute to the magazine and anticipate its foray into New Media.

It seems like the fashion designers in Pakistan are on a roll and there’s no stopping them.

The necks of the vessels have Seuss-like arcs that stretch and lean and bend. Shazieh Gorji has breathed so much life into her ceramics that they interact with each other and even reach out to the viewer.

Photographers Tehmina Ahmed and Elisabeth Braun talked art in Philadelphia last month.

Seventeen-year-old Zayd Enam tied for second place in the best pitch category at the recently held P@SHA Tech Crunch Gong Awards in October.