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The director of Christie’s Middle East shares her wisdom with M magazine.
Dame Kelly Holmes, the Olympic double gold medallist, said she had 'no doubt' Dubai would be ready if it were selected to host the Summer Games in 2024.
The activist Heather Brooke examines the battle to expose institutionalised corruption and secrecy.
Ahead of BNF dance company's annual show, we atlk to a few students-turned-performers about what's to come.
Dean Obeidallah, the co-founder of the New York Arab-American Comedy Festival, talks about effecting change through comedy.
One of France's leading feminists explains why how she is battling harassment of women in the country's ghettos.
With the opening of the first Tim Hortons coffee shop in Dubai, Canadians and others familiar with the brand line up for some favourite flavours.
Judging from the crowd of about 50 diners and the constant stream of customers threatening to spill out of the front door, the franchise is already poised to be a runaway success.
Keeping classic shoes around means holding out hope for a return to the past.
If Oklahoma seems an odd territory on which to decide the future of Muslim America, the seeds of this current dispute were sowed on a clear, spring morning in April 1995.
Recession and social conscience have conspired to produce the 'designer market' in Dubai, where the owners of unwanted luxury items can put them back into circulation.
The Bollywood star maintains her chilly reputation in a brief interview for the premiere of Mere Brother Ki Dulhan in Abu Dhabi.
Several people who won a chance to meet Bollywood stars say the meeting didn't go as they had planned.
Fans pushed and shoved by bouncers as more than 1,000 turn out to see stars.
Katrina Kaif among the stars due to take to the red carpet ahead of the screening tonight at Marina Mall.
