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Can art really cut through the turmoil?
Enas and Farah explore themes of interconnectedness and cultural expression at Art Dubai
No, we don't need a British version of Saturday Night Live
Sketch comedy and biting political take downs are already well covered on UK TV
Taking the art out of artificial: has AI gone too far?
The hosts talk about the controversy around the viral Studio Ghibli trend and discuss the new season of Black Mirror
Stylish attendees and Style Stakes winners at the Dubai World Cup
A pastel colour palette befitting the spring event was a go-to for many on the day
A superyacht-style stay on dry land in Dubai
The 386-room hotel opened its doors on March 14
Artistic gifts for Eid – and Snow White
The hosts also talk about Eid gift traditions and the Emirati artist embracing them in his collaboration with Amazon
The uncomfortable truth about online culture
Enas and Farah also draw attention to the Palestinian documentaries making headlines
Private seaside dining at Anantara Santorini Abu Dhabi Retreat
All the charm of the Aegean island here in the UAE
What role will Arab talent play in renovating British Museum galleries?
This week's episode discusses how Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh will transform one of the world’s largest museums
No Other Land’s triumph – and Meghan Markle’s rebrand
The movie co-directed by Palestinian journalist Basel Adra and Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham won Best Documentary Feature at the Oscars
Ramy Yousef and Muslim-America post-9/11
The hosts discuss how comedy and animation can be powerful instruments for Arab and Muslim artists to challenge racism
Can video games change how we understand history?
The hosts talk about how gaming can be used to tell historical stories
Can MrBeast’s pyramids video promote regional tourism?
The hosts review the YouTuber’s latest viral video and discuss the row over Israeli character in Captain America: Brave New World
What did I learn from going five days phone-free?
I thought that sacrificing the scrolling would change my habits long-term, but I was wrong
How Mo portrays Palestinians as more than human suffering
The hosts discuss season two of the comedy series and also highlight two big art biennials in the Gulf