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LONDON — Elaph, an Arabic news service based in London, has signed an agreement with the Financial Times (FT) to produce the FT’s luxury magazine “How To Spend It” (HTSI) in Arabic.The move opens the door for the FT's award-winning luxury lifestyle magazine to a new audience across the Middle East and North Africa.HTSI Arabic will be distributed in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt, Kuwait, Morocco, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. It will also be available in an online edition.Under the editorship of Jo Ellison, HTSI features stories about the most exclusive and unique fashion, travel, interior design, food and other experiences imaginable. The weekly magazine is renowned for its compelling visual aesthetics.London-based Elaph Media Publications intends to launch HTSI’s Arabic...
June 16, 2021
Elaph to launch Financial Times’ weekly magazine ‘How To Spend It’ in Arabic
June 09, 2021
Louvre Abu Dhabi’s Children’s Museum to reopen with new interactive art experience
LONDON — The Royal Mint, the original maker of UK coins, has Monday launched a new range of collectable coins celebrating the iconic British band — The Who.To celebrate the launch of the coin, co-founder and lead singer of The Who, Roger Daltrey, visited The Royal Mint to strike one of the very first coins, giving the band's seal of approval on the new coin and its design.The Who collectable coin is the fourth in The Royal Mint's 'Music Legends' series, and follows coins in honor of Queen, Elton John and David Bowie.The coin's dynamic design includes some of the most iconic symbols from the band's live and loud performances — including a union flag, Mod logo and speaker-smashing Rickenbacker guitar.Together, the symbols on the coin form a pinball table, a nod...
May 25, 2021
Royal Mint places The Who centerstage on a new range of collectable coins
May 13, 2021
Remarkable collection of Syrian art transcends horrors of war: Arte Arta Gallery
May 04, 2021
Bill and Melinda Gates announce divorce after 27-year marriage
LOS ANGELES — "Nomadland," director Chloé Zhao's small-boned movie about nomads in America, earned the best picture at a 93rd Academy Awards defined by the pandemic, as movies that premiered on streaming services ruled the ceremony — an in-person event mounted under coronavirus protocols.In a year where the pandemic shuttered theaters and turned movie-goers into couch potatoes, 16 of the 23 statuettes went to projects that at the very least simultaneously premiered on streaming services, with "Nomadland," which was acquired by Hulu, representing the first best picture winner from that relatively new medium.Frances McDormand also won for the film, three years after her Oscar for "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri." Anthony Hopkins, meanwhile,...
April 26, 2021
'Nomadland' wins best picture at an Oscars
April 23, 2021
Rare manuscripts and artifacts on display at SBA’s Tales from the East exhibition
DUBAI — UTURN, part of Webedia Arabia Group, a leading digital media company that helps businesses connect with Arab consumers through strategic, insight-driven, culturally-led creative solutions has joined forces with Facebook, a prominent online social networking service to unveil a series of entertaining video content throughout the year.The content will be available for the group’s 44 million audience base predominantly across Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, as well as in the rest of the Middle East.Launching during Ramadan 2021, exclusive content will be shared across the Facebook pages of the group’s popular publications 3a2ilati.com, Yasmina.com, AtyabTabkha.com, SaudiGamer.com, and UTURN.The partnership with Facebook will present exclusive content with topics...
April 13, 2021
UTURN launches exclusive Ramadan entertainment on Facebook for Saudi audiences
March 31, 2021
Local, regional artists put a striking, creative take on environmental issues
DUBAI — In yet another Guinness World Record set in Dubai, a renowned British artist and philanthropist has won the title of ‘The Largest Art Canvas’ in the world.
Measuring over 17,000 square feet, the record-breaking painting titled ‘The Journey of Humanity’, is part of Dubai-based Sacha Jafri’s charitable initiative ‘Humanity Inspired’ that was launched under the patronage of Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence, in partnership with Dubai Cares, part of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives, and Atlantis, The Palm.
The initiative, one of the world’s largest social, artistic, and philanthropic projects, aims to raise more than 110 million dirhams to support children and youth around the world affected by the...
February 15, 2021
World’s longest painting created in Dubai to raise 110mn dirhams for coronavirus-hit kids
