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From Noma to Poulette: How Copenhagen shaped The Bear
The series took its cues from Denmark's best and coolest eateries
Why The Bear serves up one of television's most honest soundtracks
Show about a tight–knit crew running a fine–dining restaurant in Chicago has won 21 Emmy Awards over three seasons
How Bahrain’s Ali Daylami became the first Gulf talent to win a Tony Award
Inspired Bahraini producer who works on Broadway in New York now wants to create a show in, for and about the Mena region
Arabic word of the weekHow 'Kibriyaa' balances pride and humility
Magnitude of its meaning earned the term a place in the Quran
How UAE youth orchestra will strike the right notes at Carnegie Hall
Amira Fouad's company is made up of musicians aged five to 18
What makes OSN crime-drama Gangs of London 'positively Shakespearean'?
The British crime series follows the power struggles of rival gangs in operatic style
Palestinian political poster exhibition in London speaks to 'urgency' of moment
Curated for the Shubbak Festival, the P21 Gallery show explores how poster art communicates Gaza’s continuing crisis
Can listening to an instrument version of Adele be as good as the real thing?
Since launching in Madrid in 2019, the format has been performed in more than 100 cities
Remembering the night Brian Wilson performed Beach Boys classics in Dubai
Beach Boys frontman, who has died aged 82, played the classic album in full amid other hits
Arabic songs that define the summer, from Amr Diab to Nancy Ajram
These tales of love and infectious anthems form a soundtrack spanning decades
Why pop stars shed their on-stage personas to stay alive artistically
Pop music has a long history of artists reinventing themselves
One Last Sin: Family, power and vengeance drive new Lebanese drama
Yango Play’s new Arabic show follows a Beirut family caught in a web of secrets and betrayal
Fontaines DC and Idles show support for Palestine at Primavera Sound
Major music festivals are becoming a platform for Gaza support
Abu Dhabi Festival showcases Emirati music talent at Kensington Palace
A three-week residency in London culminates in a landmark performance by rising Emirati musicians
InterviewWhy Ammar 808 is moving Tunisia's mezoued folk music to the dance floor
With new album Club Tounsi, the producer brings fresh energy to a once-marginalised folk genre
