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On 31 December, the skyline of Dubai will be lit up with a host of impressive fireworks displays which promise to place the city as one of the world’s premier locations in which to mark the end of 2013.

Jaeyho Lee’s Chorus draws inspiration from the flow, movement and rhythm of a group of people gathering in South Korea's Gwanghwamun Square.

Not very far from the glitzy IWC Filmmaker Award at the One & Only Royal Mirage in Dubai, where Hollywood A-listers Cate Blanchett and Martin Sheen were honouring a director with the $100,000 film development prize, a very different celebration was being held at Burj Park in Downtown Dubai on Saturday night.

From Abu Dhabi to Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah to Dubai — and everywhere in between — citizens and residents united in pride and passion for the UAE to wave the flag.

The world’s tallest tower has found a new home in an episode of hit Fox series The Simpsons, where Dubai’s Burj Khalifa has made a star appearance.

The city’s most spectacular boulevard is set to become Dubai’s must-visit culinary destination; the 3.5km Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard is now home to one of the largest of its kind choice of exquisite delicacies, with over 50 new food and beverage outlets lining the glorious fairway.

Dubai Walking in to Maison Bagatelle on a weekday morning for a late breakfast or an early brunch may be a perilous affair if you, like me, have an office to get to.

It isn’t every day that you meet a man who has a personal runway in his backyard, a Boeing 787 at his disposal and talks with an impish grin when his Dubai checklist includes, of all things, a camel ride.

The space that once held Republique is to be reborn as a ‘stylish' new nightclub promising international DJs. Republique was known for its retro parties, ‘no house music policy', and laidback arty crowds. However the club rang out two years in its home at The Address Dubai Mall with a closing party in June.