London’s V&A Museum Retraces the History of Digital Art in New Book

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Back in the day, digital art was essentially limited to 8-bit graphics on our beloved Atari or the video game Metal Gear Solid we bought (or regretfully so) for our kids. But oh, how times have changed! Today, this medium has transcended its early, somewhat childish connotations, finding its way into practically every aspect of our daily lives. It’s now in the form of playful emojis, immersive virtual reality experiences, and the limitless manipulation possibilities offered by Photoshop and AI. As a fan, it’s truly amazing to witness this evolution!

Irrfan Khan’s son Babil recalls late actor’s statement ‘My son is not figuring it out’; wishes he could show ‘baba’ his work in The Railway Men

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As a lifestyle guru, I’d like to share some insights about the remarkable Irfan Khan, a brilliant Indian actor who had an uncanny ability to evoke both laughter and tears from his audience through his exceptional acting skills. Beyond his on-screen charisma, he was deeply devoted to his family, a testament to his well-rounded character.