Renowned Egyptian directors Khairy Beshara and Sandra Nashaat are among the filmmakers behind the new series Love, Life and Everything In Between airing on Netflix Thursday.
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Mitchell Ryan, who played a villainous general in the first “Lethal Weapon” movie, a ruthless businessman on TV's “Santa Barbara” and had character roles on the soap opera “Dark Shadows” and the 1990s sitcom “Dharma & Greg,” died Friday. He was 88.
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Internationally celebrated architect Tilemachos Andrianopoulos is preparing to work on the regeneration of Ermou Street in the centre of Athens. He believes "green" is the key trend in today's world of architecture.
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Egypt’s leading production compony United Media Service (UMS) has announced plans for developing their video streaming platform Watchit by focusing on content acquisitions and original production as well as improving usability to promote the service regionally and globally.
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In an upset, the deaf family drama “CODA” took top honors at an unpredictable and history-making 28th Screen Actors Guild Awards that also saw wins for the leads of “Squid Game,” the cast of “Ted Lasso” and Will Smith.
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All audio and video productions of Amr Diab’s Nay Label has become exclusively available on Arab leading streaming platform Anghami, as a new partnership revealed Thursday.
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Some of the latest albums of Egyptian megastar Amr Diab have been removed recently from a number of online applications.
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Scottish actor and film producer Gerard Butler, who starred many Hollywood films, has made headlines of local news for his current visit to Egypt.
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The recently released Arabic-language Netflix series ‘Finding Ola’, starring Hend Sabry, continues to be the most watched TV series in Egypt on the platform and remains in the top 10 list across the Arab world - for two weeks straight.
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Egypt’s mega production company United Media Service (UMS) kicked of their big talent show program – El-Dome – on its ONTV network on Friday, which was attended by dozens of renowned media makers and artists.
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Like Facebook and Twitter, Spotify is learning the limits of deflecting responsibility for what is said on its platform.
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The original, iconic ending of cult US film Fight Club has been restored to screens in China after a censored version that brought all criminals to book sparked outrage online.
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Renowned Egypt-based Tunisian actress Hend Sabry's new Netflix Arabic-language series ‘Finding Ola’ is currently the streaming service's most watched show in the Arab world.
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Music streaming giant Spotify announced Sunday it would start guiding listeners of podcasts discussing Covid-19 to facts about the pandemic, after artists including Neil Young pulled their songs from the platform in anger at misinformation.
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Since its release on 20 January and the ensuing controversy, the Arabic version of the Italian film Perfect Strangers has been the most watched film on Netflix in the Arab region for seven consecutive days.
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Disney+, the streaming service from The Walt Disney Company, has confirmed that it will launch its services in 42 countries this summer, including Egypt.
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The first rule of Fight Club in China? Don't mention the original ending. The second rule of Fight Club in China? Change it so the police win.
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“The Egyptian Actors’ Syndicate will not stand idly by as verbal abuse, intimidation, or threats are levelled against any Egyptian artist as a result of their artistic work,” stated the syndicate on Monday morning, confirming that they will “support Mona Zaki against any procedure taken.”
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Perfect Strangers, the first Arabic film by Netflix, had its premiere at the Bulgari Hotel in Dubai on 17 January prior to its global premiere on 20 January.
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Marvel Studios has released the trailer for Egyptian filmmaker Mohamed Diab's 'Moon Night' on 19 January on YouTube, and announced the date of the series launch on Disney Plus.
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