This week isn’t about light drama or internet nonsense. It’s about power. The kind that drops bombs and redraws borders. The kind that wears a cricket jersey and asks for patience. From global leaders being eliminated in airstrikes to our own cricket system asking fans not to lose faith, the theme is the same: accountability hits differently depending on who’s holding it. Let’s get into it.

If you have been in the fitness space for over a prolonged period of time without realizing it, fitness stops being something we do and starts becoming who we are.

House moving is a very important activity, as it determines the prospects and aspirations of the occupants. This is influenced by the kind of energy they bring with them during the relocation, as well as by the fact that the space itself exerts an influence.

We are trekking in the Knuckles Mountains of Sri Lanka, and on a small, unmade mountain track some 2,000 feet above sea level. The road leads to a tea estate and some basic houses. We are joined by a village dog who acts as a guide for the rest of the day. How we pay him is unclear. On the track, a cricket match is going on between a bunch of local Tamil boys.

For the first time in Sri Lankan theatre history, a West End smash hit is coming to our stage and trust me, this is not just another show… this is a cultural moment. Today on Buzz with Danu, I sit down with Dilip Mudadeniya. A man who believes that Colombo deserves the world… and the world deserves Colombo.

Ageing in most Sri Lankan families reveals itself through small routines rather than big conversations. A new tablet appears beside the morning tea. A clinic visit is pencilled into the week. Someone asks about blood pressure, someone else about sugar levels. Gradually, the body becomes the centre of attention. What receives far less discussion is the emotional experience of growing older.

What if I told you that the place many of us go to become healthier, to stay fit, and to become strong can also quietly harm our mental health?

There’s something undeniably special about the bond between women and dogs. Beyond wagging tails and loyal eyes, dogs become steady companions offering protection, comfort, and quiet strength. For many women, a dog is not just a pet but a source of reassurance in a fast-moving, often overwhelming world.

On 12th March 2026, the chandeliers of the Galle Face Hotel will glow a little brighter as SHE RADIATES unfolds an International Women’s Day 2026 experience designed not merely as an event, but as an atmosphere.

The sound of the Koha, the patter of little bunny feet, the beat of the Rabana ; all herald the onset of some of the best loved festivities and celebrations in Sri Lanka – we’re talking of Avurudhu and Easter of course! And what better way to celebrate than at Paw-Sperity, yet another shopper’s Xtravaganza which returns on 29th March to the Atrium Lobby of the Cinnamon Grand, with over 60 stalls that will cater to everyone’s Avurudhu and Easte