Grammy-award-winning, multi-platinum recording artist, Sean Paul, is making his way back to Dubai on October 21 at Coca-Cola Arena.
Known for his chart-topping hits Get Busy, Temperature and Got To Luv U, Sean Paul has been the rhythmic heartbeat of the music scene for over two decades and fans can expect a musical journey that spans genres, from reggae-infused anthems to hip-shaking dancehall tracks that have dominated the airwaves.
Tickets are on sale now online.
Netflix and Apple TV join forces on F1 content
Netflix will broadcast the Canadian Formula One Grand Prix live to US viewers in May as part of a deal that makes season eight of its hit docu-series 'Drive to Survive' available for streaming on Apple TV.
Flavor Flav to host event honoring US women's hockey team
Rapper Flavor Flav will host a Las Vegas event in July to honour the US women's ice hockey team's gold medal victory at the Milano Cortina Olympics.
Korean director Park Chan-wook to lead Cannes jury
Award-winning Korean director Park Chan-wook will preside over the jury of the 79th Cannes Film Festival, the organisers said on Thursday.
Rock band The Beach Boys to celebrate 60 years of 'Pet Sounds' in Dubai
Marking more than half a century of making music, American rock band The Beach Boys will celebrate the 60th anniversary of their renowned album 'Pet Sounds' at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai on June 11.
Anderson .Paak mixes culture and comedy in film 'K-Pops!'
Grammy award-winning rapper and singer, Anderson .Paak is exploring his Korean roots with his directorial debut film "K-Pops!", which is due for release in US theatres on Friday.
Authorities in the UAE have announced that all public and private schools and universities will move to distance learning from Monday, March 2, to Wednesday, March 4.
Dubai Media Office has stated that old clips and images of previous fires in Dubai, currently circulating on social media, are inaccurate and misleading.
The UAE air defence systems have intercepted and destroyed a new wave of Iranian missiles and drones launched towards the country, noting that the operation was carried out with high efficiency and without any significant material damage.
