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Penn Masala: From the White House to the Paris Olympics 2024, the boy band takes the world stage

Penn Masala: From the White House to the Paris Olympics 2024, the boy band takes the world stage

by Amrita Priya | Aug 1, 2024

President Joe Biden invited Penn Masala, the premier South Asian a cappella boy group to perform at the White House when Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the United States last year. Mathematics student Raghunandan Raman, who serves as the current president of the...
Meet Maya Neelakantan, the 11-year-old ‘rock goddess’ from America’s Got Talent

Meet Maya Neelakantan, the 11-year-old ‘rock goddess’ from America’s Got Talent

by Minal Nirmala Khona | Jul 25, 2024

(July 25, 2024) To rephrase a line from the Academy Awards, the year American Beauty was nominated, ‘A ten-year-old will never be viewed as just a ten-year-old kid ever again!’ Making India proud, and the world sit up and take notice of her talent, is now 11-year-old...
From Bridgerton to L’Oréal: Simone Ashley’s journey beyond skin colour

From Bridgerton to L’Oréal: Simone Ashley’s journey beyond skin colour

by Amrita Priya | Jul 14, 2024

(July 14, 2024) Last month, the Monte-Carlo Television Festival hosted a star-studded event in Monaco, which saw the who’s who of the television industry gracing the blue carpet. For 63 years, the Principality of Monaco has been hosting its own international...
Maya Neelakantan: Indian-origin ‘rock goddess’ takes America’s Got Talent by storm

Maya Neelakantan: Indian-origin ‘rock goddess’ takes America’s Got Talent by storm

by Amrita Priya | Jul 7, 2024

(July 7, 2024) Clad in a rust and orange ghagra with jhumkas, bindi, and waistband as her accessories, 11-year-old Chennai-based Maya Neelakantan took on the stage of America’s Got Talent, but with a twist – an electric guitar. The youngster, who seemed...
How Lydian Nadhaswaram taught himself to play piano and won CBS’ ‘The World’s Best’

How Lydian Nadhaswaram taught himself to play piano and won CBS’ ‘The World’s Best’

by Amrita Priya | Jul 4, 2024

(July 4, 2024) Even before his second birthday, Lydian Nadhaswaram could play a perfect 3/4 rhythm on the drums. When he turned eight, he taught himself to play piano. When he was 13 years old, he won CBS’ The World’s Best, which came with a $1 million...
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