The Nod Mag

Those darling fragrant buds are having a fashion moment

Attendees at this year’s Costume Institute benefit proved one thing: breasts have moved from taboo to couture

From Botticelli to Basquiat, the Met Gala 2026 looked like one giant museum heist

The Hong Kong-born, London-based couturier delivered multiple standout moments at the 2026 Met Gala

A look that treats Indian craft, history, and the body as inseparable, and incorporates 1,800 carats of precious gems

The dress code said ‘Fashion is Art’. The carpet said… many things. From breathtaking to baffling, here’s our take on all the looks from the night

Two years ago, Samantha almost quit acting. Now, she’s ready for the best years of her career—acting, of course, but also producing, running a business empire, and pondering over life lessons from Justin Bieber

Exploring the evolving student-teacher relationship and the very real anxieties of academic life today, shows like Steve Carell’s ‘Rooster’ and Rachel Weisz’s ‘Vladimir’ reveal that the struggle is real

No Carmy, no stress

Five works—from a phantom thread house to an organic bamboo scaffolding—by five contemporary artists from Tamil Nadu to Ladakh are at the centre of the world’s largest art show

From Sumakshi Singh’s thread-built bungalow to Nalini Malani’s immersive worlds and Paresh Maity out in the gardens, here are the works by Indian artists that demand lingering at the art world’s biggest gathering

The stand-up artist, who is repping India at ‘Netflix is a Joke’ this week, talks about Mani Ratnam, big-girl romance, and why she’ll never retire

Those little ochre stubs you find outside office buildings, paan shops, and literally everywhere? Noida-based Code Effort is turning them into paper, plushies, and even yarn for denim

Work, workouts, meals, and live gigs—The Quorum Club packs your entire day into a single space

As more Gen Zers enter the workforce, rising costs, social media pressure, and awkward money conversations are reshaping how their friendships work

It’s true. AI interviewers have entered the hiring process, replacing small talk with algorithmic scoring systems. Here’s how to survive an emotionally unavailable interviewer

Trained as medical tactile examiners, a group of visually impaired women are using their heightened sense of touch to detect early signs of breast cancer that are invisible to a machine

A month of mixed signals and mild overreactions