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Eman Al Hashemi looks to the sun in The Horizon We Inherit | The National (opens the original)
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Certain images recur across cultures and centuries, even when the people making them have never met. One of those images is at the centre of Emirati artist Eman Al Hashemiâs new exhibition. The Horizon We Inherit, which opened at Iris Projects in MiZa, Abu Dhabi, on Saturday, brings together ceramics, printmaking and mixed media to examine urban life, memory and the symbols that persist across generations. Rizq Art Initiative exhibition finds meaning in the patterns of everyday life âThe mai
Control Resonant review: Remedy's weird world feels stranger than ever | The National (opens the original)
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I had not realised how much I missed the world of Control until about five seconds into Control Resonant. A return to the Oldest House, the imposing and impossible headquarters of the Federal Bureau of Control, immediately brought back memories of playing Remedy Entertainmentâs 2019 original. Control was the sort of game that encouraged return visits, with its corridors packed with documents, recordings and strange details that made its world feel deeper with every playthrough. Just a few seco
Tokyo Game Show 2026 offers glimpse of gamingâs next chapter â with UAE in the mix | The National (opens the original)
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Tokyo Game Show has always been a place to look ahead. For three decades, the event has brought together the companies making games, the people selling them and the players waiting to see what comes next. The 2026 event, which opened at Makuhari Messe in Chiba on Thursday, is its biggest yet. The show has expanded to five days for the first time, with two business days followed by three days open to the public. Organisers announced 759 exhibitors from 51 countries and regions across almost 4,000
John Cena on WWE retirement: âI donât think I left anything on the tableâ | The National (opens the original)
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John Cena may have built a successful second career in Hollywood, but there is little doubt about which stage still means the most to him. âI like WWE more,â Cena told fans during a panel at Middle East Film and Comic Con in Abu Dhabi over the weekend. However, when asked whether he preferred acting or professional wrestling, Cena â who retired from WWE last year â said acting offered him something wrestling could not: longevity. Cosplay, collectibles and unbound creativity at Middle Eas
Unseen Script: Abu Dhabi exhibition finds meaning in the patterns of everyday life | The National (opens the original)
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There are patterns to our lives that become so familiar that we stop noticing them. The road taken to work each morning, the objects kept around the house, the changing light across a city skyline or the small gestures repeated without thought can gradually become part of a personal rhythm. âEvery household keeps a script no one wrote down, the gestures, routines and small fidelities through which a life quietly holds itself together,â says Shafeena Yusuff Ali, founder and executive director
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