ForbesLife India
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Naming a band is tougher than naming a child
Band monikers are getting weirder for obvious reasons
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World War reads: Beyond the Classics
For those who're done with World War classics, here's a less-touted but equally significant list of titles
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The forgotten Indian heroes of World War I
For a country whose role in the First World War is scarcely recognised, it still boggles the mind that, a hundred years ago, a mercenary army of over a million Indians left their farms and jobs to fight in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and on the high seas
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A spin with superstar DJ Afrojack
Nick van de Wall is one of the world's highest-paid DJs, and he's learnt to roll like a man who earned $22 million last year. At his new estate near Amsterdam, Afrojack unveils his car collection-including a Rolls-Royce Ghost and a Ferrari 458-and reveals how his life got on the fast track
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The many comforting houses in literature
But some settings in books can be deceptive
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7 Hip hop stars who're setting style trends
They rap. They design clothes. They grace the covers of magazines. They are, in effect, redefining fashion
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The art of printmaking
Largely ignored in the country, printmaking has a rich history and a long tradition of experimentation
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George Esquivel: The shoe man for showmen
Renowned for his custom footwear for celebrities and as the creative director of Tumi, Los Angeles designer George Esquivel takes his success in stride
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Items of luxury: Pens, houseware and wines
Luxurious articles which add glitz and style
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Finding Draper: Where are the Mad Men?
Scarce today are the intense flashes of inspiration that characterised the ad industry of the 1960s
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In Arctic's pioneer town, It's the survival of the pluckiest
Kangerlussuaq in the Arctic Circle is one of the last few pioneer towns in the world whose inhabitants live a dangerous, primitive and exciting life