Tom Cruise breaks two decades of silence for GQ Middle East’s October issue, an exclusive interview with Zach Baron on intensity, fear, and why he is speaking now.
The house showed its Spring 2027 collection at Lincoln Center, marking forty-five years in New York with Andy Warhol portraits, a 1981 New Yorker cover and polka dots in taxi-cab yellow.
Global Village opens Season 31 on Wednesday 14 October, running to May 2027 under the theme A More Wonderful World, with new attractions to be revealed ahead of opening day.
The Saudi designer traded fifteen years in branding to build Akwan, a studio that turns Arabic letters into play and designs with children rather than for them.
The electronic artist brings his AEDEN audiovisual show to Yas Gateway Park on 4 December, the official after-party to the opening day of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
The Kuwaiti artist behind Farbasta on moving from watercolour to vitreous hot enamel, reviving rare techniques, and telling the stories of Kuwait and the Arab world through colour.
L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts supported by Van Cleef & Arpels, teaches its courses, talks and a podcast in Arabic at its Dubai campus from September, opening the world of gemstones and savoir-faire to Arabic speakers for the first time.
Mohamed Salah's move to Trabzonspor has spotlighted Trabzon, Türkiye's Black Sea escape of green highlands, Uzungöl, Sümela Monastery and a distinctive cuisine long loved by Gulf travellers.
Jaafar Jackson covers GQ Middle East's September issue, reflecting on becoming Michael Jackson for the biopic Michael, the weight of the family name, and his move into acting.
The Blue Voyage, or Mavi Yolculuk, is Türkiye's slow gulet sail along the Turquoise Coast, from Çeşme and Bodrum to Göcek, Ölüdeniz and the sunken city of Kekova.
Boutique Group's The Red Palace reveals its visual identity ahead of opening in Riyadh, an emblem drawn entirely from the palace's own architecture, from a carved rose to its diamond facade.
On a coral island in the South Nilandhe Atoll, Athireege keeps Maldivian heritage as something lived, not performed, from hand-pressed coconut oil to the Malaafaih feast beneath the stars.
GymNation unveils its first Muscle Thobe and Ghutra collection in Saudi Arabia, a member-led athleisure line that blends Gulf fitness culture with cultural identity.
Farah Al Babtain, founder of the Kuwaiti couture house Muhra, on twenty years devoted to the Arabian thoub, dressing Kuwait on the world stage, and why heritage never stands still.
Loro Piana’s Fall/Winter 2026-2027 campaign, photographed by Mario Sorrenti across Houston’s Menil Collection and Rothko Chapel, reads as a quiet study of place, material and lived elegance.
Oris unveils the Lou Gehrig Limited Edition, a 2,130-piece Big Crown Pointer Date supporting the Lou and Eleanor Gehrig Family Foundation and ALS awareness.
Audemars Piguet continues its collaboration with RAYE through a bespoke opening-night performance at the 60th Montreux Jazz Festival, blending music, craft, and cultural credibility.
Kuwaiti artist Ahmad Alhussaini works across acrylic, oil, sculpture, watercolour, and pencil, with 11 local awards and an international win in Ras Al Khaimah for sculpting. A conversation on emotion as the engine of his work, and the conviction to keep making art in a community that does not always make space for it.