Indian actress Sai Pallavi stole the spotlight at a Dubai awards event with her timeless elegance. Dressed in a beige silk organza saree by Torani, paired with minimal makeup and natural styling, she received praise for embracing authenticity and showcasing the beauty of simplicity on the global stage.
Egyptian-American comedian Bassem Youssef is set to perform his solo show at Dubai’s Coca-Cola Arena on November 16, 2025. Known as the “Egyptian Jon Stewart,” Youssef blends satire, humor, and storytelling in a performance that promises laughter and reflection for Dubai’s diverse audience.
Read MoreDubai has introduced strict new rules for food delivery apps, aimed at protecting restaurants, ensuring consumer transparency, and preventing unfair practices in the fast-growing sector. The updated guidelines set clear limits on commissions, contracts, and promotions, giving more power to restaurants while improving fairness across platforms.
Read MoreThe UAE is preparing to roll out e-invoicing, a major step towards digital transformation in business and finance. This move aims to improve efficiency, transparency, and compliance for companies across all sectors. Businesses are now urged to start preparing for the transition, as e-invoicing will not only streamline tax processes but also enhance record-keeping and reduce errors.
Read MoreIf you’re planning your breaks for the year, you might be asking: When is the next public holiday in the UAE? With 2025 already underway, many residents are looking forward to the upcoming official holidays to schedule family trips, staycations, or simply enjoy a well-deserved long weekend. Here’s a guide to the remaining public holidays in the UAE for 2025.
Read MoreThe Emirates Dubai 7s Festival returns from November 28–30, 2025, at The Sevens Stadium. Pre-sale tickets are now live with early-bird discounts of up to 20%. Fans can expect world-class rugby, live music, food, family activities, and more at one of Dubai’s biggest annual entertainment events.
Read MoreUAE schools are stepping up discipline in the digital age with new rules governing the use of smartphones, iPads, laptops, and smartwatches. From zero-tolerance policies to innovative traffic-signal disciplinary systems, institutions are cracking down on device misuse to ensure classrooms remain focused, safe, and distraction-free.
Read MoreAmitabh Bachchan’s lookalike created a viral buzz in Dubai after being mobbed by fans for selfies. Dressed in a style similar to the Bollywood legend, the doppelganger drew huge crowds, with social media users cheekily nicknaming him “Big B from Alibaba.” The video quickly spread across platforms.
Read MoreBollywood press junkets in Dubai are facing stricter rules, with journalists handed gag orders banning questions on personal lives, cultural backlash, or film inspirations. The move sparks debate on media freedom, as interviews risk becoming scripted PR exercises instead of genuine conversations.
Read MoreThe UAE has announced the petrol and diesel prices for September 2025, bringing new adjustments that will directly impact motorists across the country. These monthly updates continue to guide residents on fuel budgeting and overall transportation costs.
Read MoreSheikha Mahra’s divorce, symbolic fragrance launch, and engagement have placed her in the global spotlight, making her one of the most talked-about royals of the decade. Her story blends tradition, modernity, and pop culture in a way few royal figures have done before.
Read MoreNahla Al Fahad’s new documentary promises to be a groundbreaking project that connects the struggles of fisherwomen in the Indian Ocean with universal themes of resilience and empowerment. Her journey once again confirms her position as one of the Middle East’s most daring and influential filmmakers.
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