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gqmiddleeast.com | Amina Kaabi
In an age when our lives are ruled by calendars and never-ending notifications, the idea of rest (true rest) has taken on a kind of mythical quality. The ability to stop making decisions every fifteen minutes has become a rare luxury. So when you do take time off, the all-inclusive resort - so often dismissed as formulaic or overly structured- starts to make a lot more sense. At Rixos Marina Abu Dhabi, it does more than just make sense.
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1 week ago |
gqmiddleeast.com | Amina Kaabi
Cristiano Ronaldo's tenure at Al Nassr appears to be drawing to a close. After the team’s 3-2 loss to Al Fateh in their final match of the season, the 39-year-old football icon posted a cryptic message to his 629 million Instagram followers while sporting his Al Nassr jersey: “This chapter is over. The story? Still being written. Grateful to all.” As expected, the message fuelled widespread speculation about his future.
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2 weeks ago |
gqmiddleeast.com | Amina Kaabi
The Cannes Film Festival has long been a stage for cinema, but it’s also about the conversations surrounding the industry. This year, in the midst of the usual haze of red carpet flashes, Saudi Arabia made a quiet move that puts the Kingdom’s cinematic ambitions into focus.
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2 weeks ago |
gqmiddleeast.com | Amina Kaabi
Before it was a cult item, before it became a canvas for countless techniques and animations, the Loewe Puzzle bag was quietly introduced on the Spring/Summer 2015 men’s runway (handle-less, and all the more intriguing for it). It was angular, architectural, a piece of folded leather that hinted at origami but rooted in craft. You could tell, even then, this was a thesis on how men might carry things. For Loewe to mark the bag’s tenth anniversary with the Puzzle 10 collection feels fitting.
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2 weeks ago |
gqmiddleeast.com | Amina Kaabi
She offers this answer plainly, like stating a fact. And when you trail the trajectory of her career, from Papicha to the The French Dispatch, and now with her latest film Eagles of the Republic, it’s tempting to read Khoudri’s intuition like something of a sixth sense. It’s impressive– rare too– for such a path to be shaped by one’s own interior compass. There’s something radical about this refusal to strategise.
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I’m not the biggest fan of Hasan Minhaj but this isn’t an exposé…. It feels like the writer is hater? Jealous of Minhaj even? When were comedians ever known as truth-tellers? Even your average person is known to exaggerate stories for an audience of one for comedic effect.
For many of his fans, Hasan Minhaj has become an avatar for the power of representation in entertainment. Are the anecdotes he’s shared in his standup specials true? They were based on “emotional truth,” the comedian told @ClareMalone. https://t.co/gQzx0xnD7w
RT @pitchfork: It has taken decades of consistent maneuvering by artists in Southwest Asia, North Africa, and diaspora communities for Arab…
Emily in Paris is actually a musical lol
