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Bollywood's Urmila Matondkar and Anupam Kher on what makes a good cinema

Liv Tyler talks exclusively to Gulf News while in Dubai to launch a new perfume.

Steve Wickens knows the real meaning of Titanic. He has travelled deep into the ocean to see the ruins of the ill-fated ship.

Paikar Jamal, presenter and producer of City 1016, reveals life on air and off.

The highest number of child sexual abuse incidents take place at home, says as Dubai-based counsellor.

Vinita Bharadwaj meets Samia Nakhoul, bureau chief of news and TV in the Gulf for Reuters.

Salon girls and supermarket cashiers are not exactly the stuff of cover stories. That's why Vinita Bharadwaj salutes them on International Women's Day

The Oscars are over. The post-mortems are over. The movies will probably be re-released. We will probably go watch them. Life goes on.

Little Terrorist, India's entry to the Academy Award in the Live Action Short Film class did not win, but the director's 15 minutes of fame have just begun.

Vinita Bharadwaj enjoys a seven-hour adventure through the dunes.

After having spent three days outside a casting studio, Vinita Bharadwaj can safely say that the lights and camera may not have descended yet on Dubai, but the action has certainly begun.

Brothers Anthony and Tim Smythe, the owners of Filmworks, talk to Vinita Bharadwaj.