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Dubai’s casual Peruvian outpost wants you to feel your food this Ramadan
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Dubai’s casual Peruvian outpost wants you to feel your food this Ramadan

DUBAI: LIMA Dubai, a casual dining outpost of Peruvian cuisine in Dubai, is offering up a four-course iftar menu throughout the Holy Month featuring gems from the Latin American country. To begin, we were offered a hearty Peruvian Aguadito Soup, with a chicken breast and potatoes steeped in a creamy blend of coriander and corn.…

Tarantino is back in Cannes, 25 years after ‘Pulp Fiction’
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Tarantino is back in Cannes, 25 years after ‘Pulp Fiction’

DUBAI: After eight epic years, 47 Emmys and two dead dragons, “Game of Thrones” has said goodbye to devotees worldwide after having redefined weekly “event TV.” Having been shown in 170 countries, “Game of Thrones” was the most expensive show ever, with a budget of $15 million per episode.  The blood-spattered tale of noble families…

How the Middle East reacted to the Game of Thrones finale
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How the Middle East reacted to the Game of Thrones finale

DUBAI: After eight epic years, 47 Emmys and two dead dragons, “Game of Thrones” has said goodbye to devotees worldwide after having redefined weekly “event TV.” Having been shown in 170 countries, “Game of Thrones” was the most expensive show ever, with a budget of $15 million per episode.  The blood-spattered tale of noble families…

‘The Dead Don’t Die’ drags zombie film genre back to its roots
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‘The Dead Don’t Die’ drags zombie film genre back to its roots

CANNES: “Paterson,” the last film that the legendary, idiosyncratic director Jim Jarmusch screened at Cannes, was a love letter to poetry, small town life and the depth of soul that exists inside all of us. He’s followed that up with a zombie film — “The Dead Don’t Die” and he’s brought some stars along for…

Diva Abaya freshens up the Gulf’s fashion staple
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Diva Abaya freshens up the Gulf’s fashion staple

CANNES: “Paterson,” the last film that the legendary, idiosyncratic director Jim Jarmusch screened at Cannes, was a love letter to poetry, small town life and the depth of soul that exists inside all of us. He’s followed that up with a zombie film — “The Dead Don’t Die” and he’s brought some stars along for…

Curious foreigners get rare chance to sample Emirati culture
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Curious foreigners get rare chance to sample Emirati culture

FJADRÁRGLJÚFUR, Iceland: A large sign warns motorists that Iceland’s Fjadrárgljúfur canyon is closed to visitors but drivers keep on coming down the narrow gravel road. A ranger at a roadblock has to explain why no one can pass: The vulnerable landscape cannot sustain more visitors.Blame Justin Bieber, the Canadian pop star with a worldwide reach.Bieber’s…

Blame it on Bieber: Iceland canyon too popular with visitors
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Blame it on Bieber: Iceland canyon too popular with visitors

LOS ANGELES: After eight epic years of chivalry, sex, death and dragons, “Game of Thrones” fans worldwide have just 79 pulsating minutes remaining Sunday to get their final fix in one of the most hotly anticipated events in TV history.The blood-spattered tale of noble families vying for the Iron Throne has just one episode to…

Emirati comedy ‘Rashid & Rajab’ strikes a deal at Cannes
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Emirati comedy ‘Rashid & Rajab’ strikes a deal at Cannes

FJADRÁRGLJÚFUR, Iceland: A large sign warns motorists that Iceland’s Fjadrárgljúfur canyon is closed to visitors but drivers keep on coming down the narrow gravel road. A ranger at a roadblock has to explain why no one can pass: The vulnerable landscape cannot sustain more visitors.Blame Justin Bieber, the Canadian pop star with a worldwide reach.Bieber’s…

Riyadh exhibition shows off wonders of the Islamic world
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Riyadh exhibition shows off wonders of the Islamic world

DUBAI: Dubai-based designer Zayan Ghandour is showing off her latest line at the Fashion Forward Dubai pop-up in Jeddah department store Rubaiyat this Ramadan. Fashion Forward Dubai, which recently announced it will be back with another showcase of regional talent in October, unveiled plans to present a special collection by twelve regional designers in the…

Cool down in Zayan Ghandour’s summer-ready kaftans
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Cool down in Zayan Ghandour’s summer-ready kaftans

DUBAI: Dubai-based designer Zayan Ghandour is showing off her latest line at the Fashion Forward Dubai pop-up in Jeddah department store Rubaiyat this Ramadan. Fashion Forward Dubai, which recently announced it will be back with another showcase of regional talent in October, unveiled plans to present a special collection by twelve regional designers in the…

Meet Lina Hamed, the designer behind ultra-luxury handbags
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Meet Lina Hamed, the designer behind ultra-luxury handbags

LONDON: Riyadh-born designer Lina Hamed sits at her drafting desk in her home in west London holding a delicate looking pen. She raises her head to look at the view from the window and comments that certain daylight is ideal for drawing. Hamed is the founder of Analeena, which translates to “I am Lina,” the high-end…

EU adopts powers to respond to cyberattacks
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EU adopts powers to respond to cyberattacks

BRUSSELS: The European Union on Friday adopted powers to punish those outside the bloc who launch cyberattacks that cripple hospitals and banks, sway elections and steal company secrets or funds.EU ministers meeting in Brussels said the 28-nation group would now, for the first time, be able to impose asset freezes and travel bans on individuals,…

What We’re Watching Today: The Umbrella Academy
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What We’re Watching Today: The Umbrella Academy

JEDDAH: Forty-three babies are born on the same day in 1989, each of them with a different superpower. Seven of the infants are adopted by an eccentric billionaire, who emotionally abuses them and bends them to his will, shaping them into a team of heroes known as the Umbrella Academy. Fast forward to the present…

Afghan film body gets its first female boss
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Afghan film body gets its first female boss

KABUL: Sahraa Karimi made headlines with her critically acclaimed documentary “Women Behind the Wheel.” She is back in the driving seat — as the first female boss of a state-run film body that has been led by men since its establishment in 1968. Karimi, 36, was the only woman to apply for the director-general role…

Ordering in with Lugmety: Zaikaki offers up Indian soul food
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Ordering in with Lugmety: Zaikaki offers up Indian soul food

Riyadh: As Ramadan continues, it can get more and more difficult to prepare a home-cooked meal for iftar everyday — especially if you arrive home from work with little time to spare. I recently caved and ordered in using food delivery app Lugmety because time and energy were in short supply and we needed a hot…

‘More than human’: Wonders of AI on show in London
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‘More than human’: Wonders of AI on show in London

CANNES, France: “HWJN,” a popular novel in Saudi Arabia by Ibrahim Abbas, is set to become the Middle East’s first multiplatform franchise, with a film and a 13-episode TV series in pre-production. The project is part of a new partnership involving MBC Studios, Image Nation Abu Dhabi and Majid Al Futtaim, according to an announcement…

HWJN — Saudi novel to become TV, film franchise
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HWJN — Saudi novel to become TV, film franchise

CANNES, France: “HWJN,” a popular novel in Saudi Arabia by Ibrahim Abbas, is set to become the Middle East’s first multiplatform franchise, with a film and a 13-episode TV series in pre-production. The project is part of a new partnership involving MBC Studios, Image Nation Abu Dhabi and Majid Al Futtaim, according to an announcement…

Japan space startup aims to compete US rivals within years
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Japan space startup aims to compete US rivals within years

SAN FRANCISCO: San Francisco supervisors voted Tuesday to ban the use of facial recognition software by police and other city departments, becoming the first US city to outlaw a rapidly developing technology that has alarmed privacy and civil liberties advocates.The ban is part of broader legislation that requires city departments to establish use policies and…

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