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Malay Mail
4 days ago
- Business
- Malay Mail
‘Ejen Ali 2' crushes it with RM21.9m in eight days at Malaysian box office
KUALA LUMPUR, May 31 — More than 200,000 moviegoers packed cinemas on the first day of the school holidays yesterday, pushing the box office collection for the local animated film, Ejen Ali The Movie 2 (EATM2), to RM21.9 million after just eight days of screening. Produced by Wau Animation in collaboration with Primeworks Studios (PWS) and Komet Productions, the animated feature has received overwhelming support from audiences nationwide, drawing a total of 1.4 million viewers. PWS in a statement said that based on cinema observations and pre-sale data, Ejen Ali The Movie 2 is expected to remain the top family choice throughout the school holidays. 'Packed with thrilling action, meaningful messages, and a heartwarming tale of friendship and sacrifice, this film is far more than just entertainment. 'It's the perfect pick for parents seeking quality time with their children through fun, value-packed content,' the statement read. The cinema atmosphere was lively with fans of all ages, especially families, booking tickets early and participating in various side activities such as colouring sessions, meet-and-greet with the Ejen Ali mascot, and purchasing limited-edition merchandise. EATM2 follows Ali's journey after he is selected as a pioneer for a high-risk mission under SATRIA, an elite programme that utilises high-tech suits powered by artificial intelligence (AI). — Bernama
Zawya
6 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
‘Domestic tourism on rise as more people stay in Kuwait'
KUWAIT CITY - Mubarak Al-Kabeer Governor Sheikh Sabah Bader Al-Salem on Wednesday inspected the Messilah Beach Project (Plage 2) -- one of the most important projects of the Tourism Enterprises Company (TEC). Members of the company's board of directors and executive management, along with representatives of the United Projects for Aviation Services Company (UPAC), were present during the inspection tour. The tour was aimed at reviewing the progress of the project, the implementation stages and finishing touches. This is part of TEC's efforts to support and develop the tourism sector, to shed light on this vital project, which is considered one of the most important family entertainment destinations developed by the company, covering an area measuring 70,000 square meters. The project was built according to the highest international standards in design and implementation, keeping pace with the latest concepts in family entertainment and providing an exceptional experience for visitors of all ages. It is scheduled to officially open in the coming months, adding to the list of leading entertainment destinations in the country. During the tour, the company reviewed the project's main components, which include swimming pools, water play areas, a multipurpose event hall, spaces designated for restaurants and cafés, commercial and service facilities, and parking for 350 vehicles. Governor Sheikh Sabah Badr Al-Sabah said 'The field visit to the project aims to assess the latest developments in the project, inspect the facilities, amenities and buildings, and view a visual presentation that includes all the project details. Domestic tourism has been witnessing an increasing demand from citizens and expatriates, as more and more people want to spend holidays and vacations in Kuwait.' He pointed out that there are a large number of tourism projects keeping pace with the growing demand for tourism facilities, such as the Winter Land, Key Land and Sabahiya projects. He stated that Mubarak Al-Kabeer Governorate will witness development in a number of tourism and entertainment projects, citing the recent formation of a governorate council to discuss and study all development proposals for tourism facilities within the governorate, which will support domestic tourism. Abdullah Al-Jaafar, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of TEC, asserted that 'the governor's visit to the Messilah Project aims to review the facilities and amenities. The project will be ready for opening in the coming period.' He clarified that the project's goal is to develop domestic tourism for the benefit of citizens and expatriates throughout the year -- whether in winter or summer. Eng. Ahmed Sadiq, General Manager of the project, disclosed that developments added to the Messilah Beach Project include cafés and restaurants with distinctive designs on par with international architecture. Arab Times | © Copyright 2024, All Rights Reserved Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Trade Arabia
7 days ago
- Business
- Trade Arabia
Bahrain Summer Season to host Disney On Ice at EWB
Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority (BTEA), in collaboration with Beyon Al Dana Theatre, will host Disney On Ice at the Exhibition World Bahrain from August 12 to 17, as part of the Bahrain Summer Season 2025. The live family entertainment show will feature iconic Disney characters including Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Moana, Cinderella, Frozen, Beauty and the Beast, Marigold, and Coco, offering audiences of all ages a memorable on-ice performance. The event forms part of Bahrain's efforts to diversify its tourism offerings in line with the 2022 – 2026 Tourism Strategy, positioning the kingdom as a key summer destination in the region. It aims to enhance the summer events calendar with high-profile entertainment that appeals to residents, citizens, and GCC families. Tickets will be available online from May 29 via .
Times of Oman
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Times of Oman
Trampo Extreme Opens the First and Largest Inflatable Park and Glow Paint Experience in Oman
The city of Muscat witnessed an exciting family entertainment event last Friday with the grand opening of the newest Trampo Extreme branch at Al Araimi Boulevard Mall, which now hosts the first and largest park in the Sultanate of Oman, along with an innovative artistic feature known as 'The Paint Corner.' Together, they form a unique, integrated entertainment destination for families of all ages. The opening ceremony took place on the mall's first floor on Friday, May 23, 2025, from 3:30 to 6:00 PM, in the presence of Mr. Ghazi Al-Hajeri, founder and Vice Chairman of Trampo Extreme, alongside prominent social figures, influencers, and a large crowd of excited families and entertainment enthusiasts. The event kicked off with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, followed by a live performance of traditional Omani dance, adding a rich cultural touch to the celebration. In his address, Mr. Al-Hajeri emphasized that this expansion reflects Trampo Extreme's commitment to delivering safe, innovative, and family-friendly entertainment, highlighting the company's ambition to reach ten branches across the region by 2026. Attendees enjoyed exclusive access to the new park's facilities, which include 17 different attractions, such as the Mega Slide, Ninja Wall, and Battle Zone, in addition to a dedicated area for toddlers. Guests also explored The Paint Corner, an interactive glow-in-the-dark art experience that stimulated creativity and engagement among children and teens. The evening also featured a spectacular bubble show, interactive games, gifts, and complimentary refreshments. Covering a space of 2,200 square meters, the new Trampo Extreme branch offers not only thrilling air-based activities but also social and educational experiences, including a birthday party room, team-building areas, and school holiday camp facilities — reinforcing the brand's mission to create comprehensive and secure fun environments for families. The opening event received enthusiastic responses and attracted families from across Muscat, who expressed admiration for the high quality of the installations, the organization of the event, and the variety of experiences on offer. This success reinforces Trampo Extreme's position as one of the region's premier indoor family entertainment brands. Founded in Kuwait in 2015, Trampo Extreme has become a leading name in the indoor entertainment sector across the GCC, with branches in Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE, and Oman. Its first venture into the Omani market began in 2018 with a landmark trampoline park in Ghala Heights, and the opening of the Al Araimi Boulevard branch marks a new milestone in the brand's continued growth and innovation.
BBC News
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
What can I expect at Luton Carnival?
The organisers of an annual carnival that attracts thousands of people say it aims to celebrate a town's "amazing diversity" theme for the 49th Luton International Carnival, on Sunday, 25 May, is "Back to the Future". The event, hosted by the UK Centre for Carnival Arts (UKCCA), started in 1976 and was inspired by African-Caribbean culture. Here is a guide to the colourful, family-friendly event. What is the route? The event takes place in the centre of Luton. It will be set up and start at Church Street then makes its way through the town, via George Street, the Town Hall, and Alma Street. It then stops off at the performance area at St George's Square, and then continues down Guilford Street, before it sets down at Silver Street, outside The Point shopping centre. What are the timings? The carnival starts at 12:00 BST in St George's Square, where there will be family entertainment. The main parade, through the town is from 13:00 to about 16:45-17:00. Once it is finished, the fun will continue in St George's Square with after-parade entertainment until 18:00, when the day ends. What roads will be closed? A number of town centre roads will be closed on the day. They are Alma Link, Alma Street, Bridge Street, Bute Street, Church Street, Collingdon Street, Dunstable Place, Flowers Way, George Street, Gordon Street, Guildford Street, Library Road, Manchester Street, New Bedford Road, Park Street, Park Street West, Peel Street, Silver Street, St George's Square, Upper George Street, and Wellington Street. Where can I park? As the centre of the town will be closed, there is no specific pick-up and drop off area, or designated parking, but anyone visiting the town is advised to come via the railway station, or park at the Midland Road Station car park, or Regent Street car park. What can you expect to see? As the theme is Back to the Future, organisers want anyone coming to "jump in your time machine and accelerate to 88mph" (not on a public highway, obviously).They said about 800 people were expected to participate in the parade showing off "a kaleidoscopic celebration of Luton's diverse community", as they dance and move through the town. Those strutting their stuff will include Mas Incorporated, Pride in Luton, Luton Council, Luton Town Football Club, schools, community groups and bands including Mas Africa from London, Zodiac All Stars from Nottingham, Original Step Performers from Leicester, and All New Beginnings from London, and graduates of UKCCA's artistic development programme. What else is happening on the day? From 11:00 until 13:00 Astro Aaron's Space Blast Off Adventure will take place at Luton Central Library on St George's Square, with an early session designed for children with special needs, followed by another session for anyone, with just 30 tickets available, from 12:00. The final performance will then take place at 14:00. Afterwards, there will be an interactive Carnival Workshop at Luton Point, where families can "participate, not spectate", from 12:00 to 17:00. If anyone needs a break, they can relax and recharge at the Chill Out Zone the Hat Gardens on Bute Street, from 12:00 to 15:00. From 12:00 the Acoustic Zone will open, which is next to the Town Hall. It will feature performances throughout the day by Steel Pan in Motion and the UFO Steelband. Where should I go for help? If there are any issues during the parade spectators are advised to find a volunteer or steward, who will be dotted along the route and in St George's Square. The lost child zone will be at Luton Central Library and for any other issues people are advised to head to the Family Zone, at the Hat Gardens. Follow Beds, Herts and Bucks news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.
