heartbreak

Ananya Panday: Ananya Panday confesses she once burned her ex-boyfriend’s photo after breakup: ‘I relate to Kareena Kapoor Khan’s Geet in real life’

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Ananya Panday: Ananya Panday confesses she once burned her ex-boyfriend’s photo after breakup: ‘I relate to Kareena Kapoor Khan’s Geet in real life’

Ananya Panday is currently busy promoting her upcoming movie ‘CNTRL’ by Vikramaditya Motwane, which will make its OTT premiere on October 4. The actress was recently seen in her OTT debut show ‘Call Me Bae’ backed by Karan Johar. During a recent promotional event, she talked about dealing with heartbreak and how she adopted different … Read more

Sarah McLachlan thought Angel was ‘too slow and depressing’ to become a hit

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Sarah McLachlan thought Angel was ‘too slow and depressing’ to become a hit

Sarah McLachlan can only think of one time in her career when she set out to write a single for pop radio — and it was only because she didn’t have a choice. When the Canadian superstar signed with her first American label, they didn’t think they could sell an album with just her signature … Read more

Avantika Dassani: Bhagyashree’s advice on pursuing acting careers |

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Avantika Dassani: Bhagyashree’s advice on pursuing acting careers |

Avantika Dassani, daughter of Bhagyashree, is all set to make her Bollywood debut with U Shape Ki Gully after leaving a mark in the web series Mithya. However, Avantika recently opened up about her mother’s reservations about her and her brother Abhimanyu Dassani pursuing careers in acting. Sharing insights into her mother Bhagyashree’s advice, Avantika … Read more

Heal your broken heart with science — plus ice cream and good wine

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Heal your broken heart with science — plus ice cream and good wine

Anyone who’s experienced the heartbreak of a relationship ending knows it can be emotionally devastating. But scientists have found that a breakup also has physical effects on our brains — and our bodies.  In Love Hurts: The Science of Heartbreak, a documentary from The Nature of Things, Anthony Morgan speaks with researchers and scientists to … Read more