Furious 7 out on DVD next week

Also, Drake and Mill row rumbles on, Delevingne and Jenner offered reality show, comedy hit Key & Peele set to end and Snoop Dogg held by Swedish police.

Tyrese Gibson at Yas Mall, Abu Dhabi. Christopher Pike / The National

Furious 7 will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on August 12 in the UAE. Tyrese Gibson, one of the film's stars, and a regular visitor to the Emirates, returned over the weekend to Abu Dhabi to help promote the release of the smash-hit film, which made more than $1.5 billion (Dh5.5b) at the global cinema box office, and announced that he plans to open a film studio there. The capital was chosen for the four-day press junket after the movie shot extensively there last year at locations including Emirates Palace and Etihad Towers, with the resulting scenes forming a key part of the storyline. Noura Al Kaabi, the chief executive of ­twofour54, said: "It is with great pleasure that we ­welcomed back Universal to Abu Dhabi to build on a successful partnership that resulted in one of the ­highest-grossing movies of all time. Twofour54 has built an infrastructure in Abu Dhabi that is 'production-ready' for even the biggest of projects." Gibson, 36, who was also promoting his new album, Black Rose, said of his film-studio plans: "I also want to do a film slate, at around US$700 million, so when films are being made, instead of us coming to shoot for three or four days, we can shoot in Abu Dhabi for the whole movie. We're going to co-­finance these movies, instead of just coming here, shooting and leaving." – The National staff

Drake and Mill row rumbles on

The war of words ­continues between rappers Meek Mill and Drake. Mill said on ­Sunday night that a song Drake wrote dissing him was soft – like baby lotion. The ­comments came at the Barclays ­Center in Brooklyn, where the rapper was ­opening on tour for his ­girlfriend, Nicki Minaj. Drake had released the song, Charged Up, over the weekend after Mill claimed Drake did not write all of his own lyrics. Mill told the audience: "I heard that [song], was very soft, baby-lotion soft." Mill said last week that Drake did not write a part of the song R.I.C.O., which appears on his album, Dreams Worth More than Money. – AP

Delevingne and Jenner offered reality show

Models Kendall Jenner and Cara Delevingne are said to be considering a joint reality TV show. "Kendall and Cara both think doing the show would be a blast," an unnamed source told Life & Style magazine. "It's been pitched as The Simple Life for a new generation, except with two of the world's most popular supermodels. They'd be giving the cameras an all-access pass to their fabulous lifestyles, from who they're dating to their careers". – IANS

Comedy hit Key & Peele set to end

The irreverent Comedy Central sketch series Key & Peele will end after this season, the network confirmed on Sunday. Co-­creator and star Keegan-­Michael Key told online trade publication The Wrap that the decision to stop after the fifth season was his and co-star Jordan Peele's. Key said it will give them time to "explore other things". – AP

Snoop Dogg held by Swedish police

Swedish police say they briefly held the American rapper Snoop Dogg on ­suspicion of drug use after he performed at a ­concert near Stockholm on Saturday evening. A patrol in the city of Uppsala stopped the car in which Snoop was a passenger. They ­questioned him at a ­police station and tested him for drugs. The ­police said the rapper was released and was free to leave the ­country. The test results would not be ­available for “some time”, they added. – AP