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UAE Moments
a day ago
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- UAE Moments
♐ Sagittarius Daily Horoscope for July 23, 2025
You're craving freedom, fun, and maybe a little chaos. Luckily, the stars say: go for it—with just a pinch of strategy. Today feels like an open road, Sag. Your adventurous spirit is on fire, but the universe is gently reminding you to pack a map (or at least double-check the GPS). Spontaneity is your superpower—just don't let it lead to burnout. Career: You're not here for micromanagement or the 9-to-5 grind today. If possible, tackle creative or solo tasks where you can move at your own pace. A random convo might spark your next big idea—stay open to it. Love: Your flirt game is strong, and it's giving main character energy. Whether you're swiping, texting, or planning a spontaneous date, lean into the fun. Couples: a surprise outing could reignite that spark. Body: Stretch it out, literally. Your body wants movement—but not necessarily intensity. Try a long walk, gentle yoga, or anything that connects breath and motion. Your hips (and restless legs) will thank you. Mental Health: Wanderlust is real, but your soul might also be searching for meaning. A quick journaling session or deep chat with a friend can help you feel emotionally anchored.
Daily Mail
2 days ago
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- Daily Mail
Molly-Mae Hague complains she hasn't done 'one fun thing' this summer and admits she has 'no life' - despite sharing recent summer snaps including plush holiday and Wimbledon outing
Molly-Mae Hague has complained she hasn't done 'one fun thing this summer' as she admitted she has 'no life' in her recent YouTube vlog. The influencer, 26, chatted to her sister Zoe in the video as she confessed: 'I will get to the end of summer without having done one fun thing. 'Zoe I haven't socialised once. I am going to get to the end of this summer, I haven't done one social fun thing.' She added: 'I haven't a life. I haven't a life. It's not good.' Her sister Zoe, 28, agreed: 'That's not good. Yeah you do need to start having a bit of one.' Yet her rant appeared to be oddly timed as just hours later Molly took to Instagram to share a latest summer roundup. Molly included snaps from her recent glamorous trip to Wimbledon as well as days out with her daughter Bambi. Yet the star went on to explain her only social outings were either for work or parenting related. She continued: 'Yeah summer will end and I won't have done one fun social thing. Fun and social thing for me is me and Taylor with the kids. 'When me and Taylor vlogged in London last week that was riveting for me so that was my fun social thing. 'It's all kids related, if it's not work and kids I am not doing anything. It's not good. People going for a drink with their friends or to a beer garden. Even last night you went for food with your friends at Cibo and put a nice outfit on. 'Oh my gosh I don't remember the last time I did my hair and makeup and put an outfit on for something that wasn't work related. 'I don't do anything. Lets normalise it. For the girls that are going to get to the end of summer and not done one fun thing.' However Molly did accept her recent London trip was a fun social occasion as she added: 'No that's a lie because people are going to say "You went to London in your last vlog and had a ball" and I did.' It comes after Molly shared her candid complaints about a recent £86,000 motorhome family holiday to the Isle of Man - after Tommy Fury said their daughter Bambi shouldn't be spoilt with five star trips. In her latest YouTube vlog Molly-Mae opened up about some of the more difficult parts of the holiday including navigating travel delays with a toddler. The family were travelling on a swanky Elddis Avalon 255 motorhome which retails at £86,995, after Tommy insisted their daughter Bambi shouldn't be 'spoilt' with 'five star hotels and business class flights' when they go away on family holidays Yet in her latest vlog, Molly-Mae revealed the trip had been blighted with delays, leaving Bambi 'overtired and overstimulated'. She explained: 'Tommy has bought a motorhome and we spent our first weekend in the motorhome this weekend. 'Obviously, being us, we went in feet first and decided to go to the Isle of Man. 'Tommy's family were spending the weekend in the Isle of Man. I was feeling spontaneous so we literally booked the ferry to the Isle of Man an hour before we needed to leave. 'We'd never used the motorhome before, we needed to pack it up, sort Bambi, I just had this wave of 'you only live once, have a bit of fun'. 'Bambi doesn't need to be so perfectly routine every day, she's not a newborn anymore. 'I've got so stuck in my ways with the fact that her routine is her routine and I don't really steer away from it. 'I'm not gonna feel bad for that because that is what works for me and that is what works for Bambi and Tommy, so that's fine.' She then added of when things started to go wrong: 'So anyway, booked the ferry, packed the motorhome up and nearly didn't make the ferry but that's another story and then there was a two hour delay. 'This ferry, which was already gonna get us in at 11:30pm, which was already severely triggering me because Bambi goes to bed at 7pm, was not fine. It was giving me a prime example as to why the routine works for us. 'It was one of those moments where strangers come up to you and are like 'can I help? Is there anything I can do?' 'She was screaming that much for four hours straight. 'The boat basically had a malfunction and it wouldn't move for like two hours so we had a huge delay. 'She was so, so, so overtired and overstimulated - Bambi is so routine, she is the opposite of flexible.' And when they arrived things continued to go downhill, as she said: 'We managed to get to the Isle of Man at 1:30am in the morning. 'We didn't know where we were, what we were doing, we were going to a different campsite to Tommy's family. It was just a lot. 'We had to make our bed out of this sofa, I was like 'I'm really out of my depth, I'm struggling'. 'The next day, Bambi was so tired, she was just screaming, literally screaming, so, so unhappy. 'Me and Tommy were looking at each other like 'what were we thinking?. I was having a breakdown.' She went on in the vlog: 'Bear in mind this motorhome of Tommy's is his pride and joy, he's obsessed with it…I kid you not, the next day he was like 'I'm selling it, the minute we get home I'm putting it up for sale, I hate this motorhome.' 'It wasn't even the motorhome's fault. For our first time, stupid move.' They even considered getting an early ferry home but once they met up with Tyson Fury and his wife Paris, things improved. She said: 'We were actually going to get on a ferry that day to come home because we were so out of our depth, we couldn't do it. 'But then, when we met up with them, we were like 'no, we're gonna stick it out, we can do this.'
UAE Moments
2 days ago
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- UAE Moments
♐ Sagittarius Daily Horoscope for July 22, 2025
You're craving freedom, fun, and maybe a little chaos. Luckily, the stars say: go for it—with just a pinch of strategy. Today feels like an open road, Sag. Your adventurous spirit is on fire, but the universe is gently reminding you to pack a map (or at least double-check the GPS). Spontaneity is your superpower—just don't let it lead to burnout. Career: You're not here for micromanagement or the 9-to-5 grind today. If possible, tackle creative or solo tasks where you can move at your own pace. A random convo might spark your next big idea—stay open to it. Love: Your flirt game is strong, and it's giving main character energy. Whether you're swiping, texting, or planning a spontaneous date, lean into the fun. Couples: a surprise outing could reignite that spark. Body: Stretch it out, literally. Your body wants movement—but not necessarily intensity. Try a long walk, gentle yoga, or anything that connects breath and motion. Your hips (and restless legs) will thank you. Mental Health: Wanderlust is real, but your soul might also be searching for meaning. A quick journaling session or deep chat with a friend can help you feel emotionally anchored.
The Sun
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Two-time world champion fires dig at Luke Littler and Co with damning verdict of darts' ‘boring' new stars
GARY ANDERSON has called on darts players to 'have fun' again after slamming the sport's new stars as 'boring'. The Flying Scotsman, 54, beat Luke Woodhouse 10-5 in the first round at the World Matchplay on Sunday - but he was far from chipper in his post-match interview. 2 Fresh off his victory, Anderson was asked by Darts Now if him being only the third seed to get through the tournament shows how much the sport has changed, given it used to be all the same faces reaching the later stages before. And the Scotsman took his opportunity to bring up the shift in darts in his response, even calling out younger players for "walking round with 'their bloody headphones in'. He said: 'I was sitting thinking the other day, having a talk with [Ian] White, [Adrian] Lewis, [Phil] Taylor, [Kevin] Painter, we used to sit and have a cracking laugh. 'Nowadays, I'd rather sit like this. Nobody talks to anybody. You don't have a good laugh, you don't have a bit of banter. You need to have a laugh. 'Doesn't matter what you do in life, on a building site, office, you've always got to have a laugh. Nowadays, there's not much of that going about.' He continued: 'The youngsters are boring. Absolutely boring. 'You talk to them, they're too busy looking at their phone. 'They're sitting on their phones with their bloody earphones in. Don't talk to you. It's a completely different life.' The 2015 and 2016 PDC World Championships winner is competing with Luke Littler and the other new wave of darts players at the World Matchplay Darts. 18-year-old Littler - who narrowly missed out on a competition record over the weekend - has already earned a crazy amount of money since his rise to fame 18 months ago. And while Anderson understands the new stars are making sure they reap the rewards of the rise of darts' popularity, he still wants them to let loose now and again. He said: 'The youngsters, they're here to do their job. They've realised they've got a great chance in life to make a lot of bloody money, buy their first house, then their second house. 'But they need to calm down and think: right, this is my job. That's it.' Anderson's next opponent in the Matchplay will be either Ryan Joyce or Stephen Bunting. He faces the winner of their first-round match, which takes place on Tuesday.
Khaleej Times
6 days ago
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- Khaleej Times
Family-friendly adventures for the weekend, July 18-20
Welcome to the weekend. This is the time to relax, unwind, and recalibrate for the days that are to come. Whether you feel like making memories with the kids or have been dreaming of that cheat meal, we have a list of things for you to explore that'll make this a break to remember. Here's your ticket to fun out of the sun: A bite of cool This is a bit of a UAE special. Nom Nom Ice Cream is doing a pop-up at Forsan Ice Cream Wonderland this weekend, and that means you can literally choose what your gelato pop looks like. Bring a photo or snap one on-site and have it printed directly onto the treat. Artistic Gelato Bars will be available in strawberry cheesecake, vanilla, coffee caramel, and Kinder. Dairy-free and vegan options will also be available. From Dh8 (ice pop). Fri-Sun, Forsan Central Mall, Abu Dhabi. All that Jazz Jive along to The Goldin Set, led by vocalist Lisa Goldin, at the world's highest food hall. From old school numbers to contemporary classics, you'll get some of the best melodies in town at this celebration of all things jazz. The restaurant isn't something to scoff at either - it's home to 12 homegrown culinary and mixology concepts, where you can explore cuisines that range from Greek and Asian flavours to Persian and Lebanese fare. Sat, 8pm-11pm. Culinara Social Dining at The Link, One Za'abeel. For reservations, call +971 4 666 1617. Candle making just got easier Give wings to your artsy self with a Sand Wax Candle Art class at Les Dangereux. At the two-hour workshop, you will create works of light and art using plant-based wax granules, vibrant dyes, and aromatic oils. Cost of the class includes all materials, a drink, a bite, and the candles you make. Dh180 (per person). July 20, 4pm-6pm. Les Dangereux, Mamsha Al Saadiyat. Fly high It's time to call in your ride or die, and then take on a daring mission. XLine Dubai, the world's longest urban zipline, has an offer you won't want to miss. There's a buy-one-get-one offer on the adventure ride that'll see you jump off from a 1,700-m high station and zoom across a kilometre over Dubai Marina at speeds up to 80kmph. But do make a note to self: this isn't for the faint of heart. From Dh699 (use promo code BOGOXLINE to get the offer). Until Aug 31. Relax with the fam You don't have to choose between spending time with the fam and getting some spa time in, now you can do both. At SPA Cenvaree, you can enjoy signature massages and facials while the kiddos rush at the candy-themed kids zone. But if your kids are into some downtime, check out the family spa packages for a wholesome time out. Various prices. Daily, 9am-9pm. Centara Mirage Beach Resort Dubai. Say aloha to fun Get ready to hula at the Hawaiian Pool Party at Yas Acres Golf & Country Club this weekend. Think food trucks, tropical sips, face painting, balloon twisting, and, of course, hula-ing. Dress to impress and you may just walk away with a prize. Dh150 (per adult), includes Dh100 redeemable on food and beverages. Free entry for kids under 11. For bookings, call 050 757 4808. Yas Acres Golf & Country Club, Yas Acres, Yas Island. See a show Indian singer Shreya Ghoshal is returning to the UAE this Saturday. She will be performing crowd favourites such as Do Anjaane Ajnabi and Dola Re Dola for fans in Dubai, which she says is 'like coming home to family'. The Indian National Award-winning singer has recorded more than 3,000 songs in 20 languages, so there's no dearth of musical notes to be shared. From Dh195. Sat, 7pm gates open; 8pm show begins. Trade Centre Arena, Dubai World Trade Centre. Swim under the moonlight We can't deny that the day is sweltering, but that just means you need to find something amazing to cool down with. We propose: the Bohemia Beach Club, where the glass-lined pool is illuminated by moonlight, house music bubbles in surround sound, and a gentle breeze nips at you while you sip on signature beverages. Are you ready to take the plunge? Dh200. Saturday, 7pm. Bohemia Beach Club, FIVE Palm Jumeirah. To reserve your swim, call +971 4 455 9989. The gold standard Spend and earn takes on a whole new meaning at the Armani/Caffè, where dining before the 20th (Sunday) will get you a Dh200 voucher redeemable at the Armani/Spa in Burj Khalifa. The promotion is part of the celebrations that mark two years of the café at Dubai Mall. We suggest a sip of the gold cappuccino to get started; you not only get to taste something different, but – let's face it – it looks cool on the 'gram. Until July 20, 10am-2pm (breakfast); noon-3pm (lunch); noon-6pm (afternoon tea); 6pm-10pm (dinner). Fri-Sun: 2pm-9pm (brunch). Time for sparkle and shine Calling all young creatives, get ready for a super time. The recently opened Super Duper Studio is hosting a Little Crafters' Day Out workshop on Saturday, where kids aged three to six can have a sparkling good time with a session that will see them decorating money boxes and engaging in pastel wall art. Each 90-minute workshop includes all materials, a take-home craft, a glam session (choose from face painting, hair styling, or mini manicures), and a sweet treat from House of Pops. Book quickly – spots are limited. Dh200 (per child). July 19, 4pm-5.30pm. Call +971 50 186 4998 to book a place. Welcome to the supper club For one-night only, GABA, known for its velvet-drenched interiors, soulful music, and low-lit glamour, is hosting a multi-course dinner curated by chef Juan Esteban Torregrosa (GABA) and chef Varun Menghan (of Dubai's Third Culture Cuisine supper club). The evening will guide you through a story of cultural memory, migration, and flavour. From Red Snapper sashimi laced with Kyabetsu and Ito Toarashi, to a soulful take on Cacio e Pepe using soba and kaffir, the menu reflects a globally inspired yet deeply personal culinary narrative. Book quick though, only 12-15 guests will be allowed.
