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Web Release
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Web Release
Sunday Funday with Spartan Sports Bar Drunch offer for just AED 199
Sundays just got a serious upgrade. Spartan Sports Bar at the Sheraton Mall of the Emirates is shaking up the weekend wind-down with an exciting Drunch—a power-packed happy hour session with unlimited drinks and a hearty bite for just AED 199, every Sunday from 4 PM to 6 PM. Whether you're recovering from a wild Saturday night, catching the game with friends, or looking for the perfect excuse to extend the weekend fun, the drunch hits all the right notes—good vibes, great food, and unbeatable value. What's on the Drunch Menu? You'll get free-flowing drinks—including house spirits, hops, and selected cocktails—paired with one delicious bar bite from the Drunch menu. Think elevated comfort food with Spartan flair, designed to fuel your Sunday with flavor and fun. Where Sports Meet Social With multiple HD screens, non-stop sports action, and a soundtrack that keeps the energy up, Spartan Sports Bar is where Dubai's sports crowd comes to play. Located right inside Mall of the Emirates, it's a central, easy-to-access hotspot for post-shopping hangs, game-day gatherings, or spontaneous Sunday Funday meetups. Location: Spartan Sports Bar, Sheraton Mall of the Emirates, Dubai Dates: Every Sunday from 4 to 6 pm Offer: Unlimited drinks + 1 bite = AED 199 Whether you're kicking off the week early or closing the weekend strong, Spartan's got your Sunday game plan sorted. Grab your friends, claim your table, and let the Drunch begin.
Yahoo
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Disco and fun day to take place during August Bank Holiday weekend
Durrington will host a weekend of nostalgia and family fun during the August Bank Holiday weekend. Retro at the Rec will take place on Saturday, August 23, from 5.30pm to 10.30pm at Durrington Rec, featuring the sounds of the 70s to the 00s. Disco Dion and DJ Paul Alex will spin all the tunes, creating an atmosphere perfect for those who love the music of yesteryear. People are invited to bring their own picnic, but there will be hot food and a bar available. Those attending are also encouraged to wear fancy dress. Adults can enjoy this musical journey for just £2 admission. Read more Music festival raises thousands to support church roof restoration PICTURES: Wilton embraces 'By the Sea' theme for 2025 carnival Care home celebrates its 30th anniversary with garden party The following day, Sunday Funday will kick off at midday and run until 4pm, promising an afternoon packed with family-friendly activities. Attendees can look forward to games, dancing, music, races, face painting, along with bouncy castles and inflatables. There will also be tomahawk throwing, archery, football, welly wanging and a car boot sale. Admission is for the Sunday Funday is £2 for adults. This year marks the 16th anniversary of Sunday Funday. For those interested in participating, whether through stalls or performances, reach out via email at durringtonsundayfunday@ or call 07876 221635.
Time Out Dubai
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out Dubai
7 best summer terraces in Dubai
Let's be honest… al fresco dining in Dubai during summer is usually a one-way ticket to heatstroke. But some clever restaurants have figured out how to cheat the system. Thanks to high-tech cooling setups, shaded terraces and a serious investment in outdoor ACs, you can now technically eat outside without feeling like you've just stepped into a hairdryer. Whether you're after art, ambience, shisha or steak frites, here are five spots where 'outdoor' dining is back on the menu. No sweat. Literally. Blume Dubai Marina Best summer terraces in Dubai. Credit: Blume Dubai Marina Tucked away in District 8 on Dubai Marina Walk, this space reflects Blume's garden-inspired style with leafy interiors, Marina views, and an inviting atmosphere perfect for summer dining. Guests can dine alfresco all summer long thanks to the state-of-the-art cooling terrace, surrounded by lush greenery and botanical serenity, offering a true Mediterranean escape in the heart of the city. Don't miss the handmade artisan ice cream, crafted in-house with seasonal flavours to cool and delight. Open daily from noon-1pm. District 8, Dubai Marina Walk, (04 495 6888). Brunch & Cake Best summer terraces in Dubai. Credit: Brunch & Cake Talk about being in a 'Dubai bubble'… Brunch & Cake has these super-cool terrace domes, and they were the first of their kind in Dubai. Made from heat-resistant materials and resembling a bubble, each dome is fitted with individual air-conditioners so you can keep cool while enjoying a cuppa and a cake. The first dome can accommodate a table of up to six people and boasts its own private entrance, while the second dome comprises multiple socially distanced tables to cater to smaller groups. Open Sun-Wed 8am-10pm, Thu-Sat 8am-10.30pm. Al Wasl Road (800 4726362). Café Belge Best summer terraces in Dubai. Credit: Café Belge Need a break from glitzy rooftop scenes? Step into the sunken garden terrace at Café Belge in DIFC — an underrated alfresco escape that feels cool in every way. Nestled below street level, this Art Deco gem offers a surprisingly chill space even in the height of summer. With a little help from elegant ceiling fans and AC, you can enjoy an outdoor lunch without breaking a sweat. Open daily from noon–2am. The Ritz-Carlton, DIFC, (04 372 2323). Couqley French Brasserie Best summer terraces in Dubai. Credit: Couqley French Brasserie Couqley just gave its terrace a Parisian makeover – and we're not talking red umbrellas and accordion music. The Downtown branch has enclosed its outdoor space and cranked up the air con, transforming it into a breezy, French bistro fantasy with Dubai Canal views. From leisurely lunches to pink grape-fuelled dinners and that Sunday Funday two-course deal (starting at Dhs218), this terrace is très chic and chill in every sense. Open daily from noon-1am. Pullman Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, (04 514 9339). GÅL Restaurant & Lounge Best summer terraces in Dubai. Credit: GÅL Restaurant & Lounge Who says you can't have a Mediterranean feast under the stars in the middle of July? GÅL at Address Downtown proves otherwise. Using the state-of-the-art outdoor cooling tech, this high-energy spot lets you dine alfresco and beat the heat. Expect dramatic Burj Khalifa views, live DJs and singers, as well as a menu that jumps between Italy, Greece and Turkey. Bonus: it's open until 3am, so you can live your best (sweat-free) nightlife. Open daily from 5.30pm–3am. Address Downtown, Downtown Dubai, (04 589 7883). Trove Best summer terraces in Dubai. Credit: Trove As a restaurant with the biggest terrace in Dubai Mall, Trove offers some of the city's rare front-row seats to the Burj Khalifa. It would be a shame not to enjoy it all year round. But luckily for us, it's cooled down throughout summer with outdoor ACs and other clever cooling methods, so you can enjoy it in comfort. Open daily from 10am–2am. Trove, The Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai, @thetrove (04 347 7444). Zenon Best summer terraces in Dubai. Credit: Zenon This futuristic fine-dining experience at Kempinski Central Avenue doesn't just bend the rules of gastronomy — it also bends the laws of summer. Its sleek terrace is fitted with a high-tech climate control system, letting you enjoy food, drinks and shisha vibes without a single bead of sweat. Open daily from noon–3am. Kempinski Central Avenue, Downtown Dubai, (04 356 1100). In other foodie news… 14 top-tier places to go in Dubai if getting a matcha is your entire personality From some of our favourite cafés in the city How to enjoy a luxe three-course dinner at Atlantis The Royal for only Dhs295 This is not a drill Museum of the Future is hosting a cool BKRY pop-up this summer If you're tired of queuing up at BKRY in Alserkal, you can now queue up at MOTF
Yahoo
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Jennifer Aniston's rumored new love interest Jim Curtis shared subtle hints at romance
Jennifer Aniston's rumored new love interest, author and self-described 'wellness pioneer' Jim Curtis, appears to have been hinting at their romance for months. One month after Page Six spotted Aniston and Curtis in California, the pair were photographed in Mallorca, Spain, according to photos obtained by the Daily Mail . During the Fourth of July weekend trip, they were seen with Aniston's friends Jason Bateman and his wife, Amanda Anka, before the group boarded a yacht. However, months before the pair was spotted on their vacation, Curtis showed his support for the Friends star on Instagram. In April, he liked a video she posted about the fitness program Pvolve, commenting with a red heart emoji and a flexed biceps emoji. A month later, Aniston shared a photo of the different books she's been reading in her 'Sunday Funday photo dump,' including a copy of Curtis and Sara Hadir's book, Shift: Quantum Manifestation Guide: A Workbook for Coding a New Consciousness. She also tagged Curtis in the post, and he responded with three red heart eyes emojis in the comments. Aniston has also supported the master hypnotist's Instagram for months. On July 2, Curtis, who describes himself as a 'wellness pioneer' and 'hypnotist' on his website, posted a video of himself sharing words of affirmation for people to use after a breakup. Of course, the Instagram video received a like from Aniston. 'Repeat these affirmations to heal and recover from a divorce, breakup or difficult romance and begin to call in the new empowered, healthy and divine love,' he wrote in the caption. 'Thee times in the morning, six times in the afternoon, nine times at night before bed.' The actor also liked different videos that Curtis posted in June, including one about his favorite books and another where he shared his mantra for manifesting the opportunities you want in your life. Aniston and Curtis were first spotted by Page Six in June at the Ventana Big Sur, a luxury coastal resort, in California. They were reportedly dining at the resort's restaurant. However, neither of them has publicly confirmed the relationship. The Independent has contacted Aniston's representatives for comment. Aniston hasn't been in a public relationship since her split from ex-husband Justin Theroux in 2018, after nearly three years of marriage. Before that, she was married to Brad Pitt from 2000 to 2005. The Morning Show star previously shared her thoughts about getting into a relationship. She told Allure in 2022 that when it comes to the possibility of tying the knot a third time, she'd 'never say never.' However, she still didn't have 'any interest' in getting married again. 'I'd love a relationship. Who knows? There are moments I want to just crawl up in a ball and say: 'I need support.' It would be wonderful to come home and fall into somebody's arms and say: 'That was a tough day,'' she explained.
Yahoo
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
12 free things to do on Father's Day in the Twin Cities
12 free things to do on Father's Day in the Twin Cities originally appeared on Bring Me The News. It doesn't matter if you're making last-minute plans or have things schemed out; there are heaps of Father's Day activities that can be done for free. Here are a dozen activities you can do for free over Father's Day weekend. The festival along the Mississippi River is back this weekend. It'll have art vendors, food trucks, live music, and other performances throughout the weekend. On Sunday, the free live music includes Couch Potato Massacre, Radiator Girl, Willows, Dan Israel, John Magnuson Trio, Shug E, and others. June 14–15, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. — along West River Parkway from N 4th Avenue to S 11th Avenue, Minneapolis The Eagan art park and NAMI Minnesota are hosting a free festival with creative workshops and activities, including drumming, rock stacking (yes, really), forest bathing, mobile metal casting, and other hands-on art projects. Plus, you're in the art park, so, take a stroll and enjoy some sculptures. June 14, 10 a.m.–1 p.m. — Caponi Art Park, 1220 Diffley Rd., Eagan Minneapolis has an incredible number of free concerts in its parks throughout the summer. That includes Father's Day, when you can see the a cappella group CANTUS (2 p.m.) and Just Dave and the Rockin Allstars (5:30 p.m.). June 15 — Lake Harriet Bandshell, 4135 W Lake Harriet Pkwy., Minneapolis The market is back this summer with live performances, art, a beer garden, a lion dance, and, of course, a ton of food. It's free to enter, but if you're heading there on Saturday, it may be worth going early, since the largest of Saturday's many "No Kings" protests is taking place nearby. To accommodate, the market is opening early on Saturday. June 14, 12–11 p.m. and June 15, 2–10 p.m. — 425 Rice St., St. Paul Bloomington's Sunday Funday series is hosting "a vibrant celebration of 50 years of Hmong resettlement and powerful contributions to Minnesota's cultural landscape." The day is loaded with live music and dancing, as well as a couple of food trucks. June 15, 5–8 p.m. — Bloomington Civic Plaza, 1800 W Old Shakopee Rd., Bloomington Got a cat dad? Head to the inaugural Hamline Midway Cat Tour, which is a bit like the Wedge Live Cat Tour that's held in Minneapolis each year. You walk around the neighborhood with neighbors and say hello to cats. It's exactly what it sounds like. June 14, 10 a.m. — starts at St. Columba Church, 1327 Lafond Ave., St. Paul The Minnesota Latino Museum is hosting a party around its "Alebrijes" exhibit on Raspberry Island, which opened on May 19. Saturday's party includes live mariachi, a performance from María Isa, art activities, puppet-making, and food. June 14, 12–5 p.m. — Raspberry Island in St. Paul Dad love board games? There are game "nights" that can scratch that itch. Tower Games in Minneapolis has a Magic the Gathering gathering, Rail Werks Brewing Depot in Columbia Heights hosts a board game night every Sunday, and there's even a tabletop game get-together at the Maple Grove Library with games on hand and no experience required. Various locations The 98-year-old pianist is a Twin Cities legend. He's still playing blues and jazz classics all over town every week, including his Sunday residency at Palmer's Bar. June 15, 5 p.m. — Palmer's Bar, 500 Cedar Ave. S, Minneapolis It's a St. Paul treasure, to be sure. For a suggested donation, you get access to the Como Zoo, which has its polar bear program, giraffe feeding, and seal show on the schedule for Father's Day, among other activities, on Sunday. Open daily — Como Zoo & Conservatory, 1225 Estabrook Dr., St. Paul Get inspired with a stroll around the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden or through the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Maybe the journey will even be so inspiring that you'll want to let dad head to the Hosmer Library's Zine Club to make a zine (they've got all the materials you'll need). Various locations Unsurprisingly, breweries are throwing dad-themed hangouts. That includes Surly Brewing (11 a.m.–5 p.m., which will have music, beer, and food; Brühaven, which will have BOGO drinks for dads, a paint and sip class, and a food truck; and Boom Island Brewing, where dad's first pint is on the house from 12–7 p.m. Various locationsThis story was originally reported by Bring Me The News on Jun 13, 2025, where it first appeared.
