Culture & Leisure
The Nobel Foundation has increased the financial value of the Nobel Prizes for 2026, raising the award for each prize category to 12 million Swedish kronor, or approximately $1.21 million. The announcement comes as the Nobel Prize marks 125 years since the awards were first presented. The new amount......
Ibrahim Maalouf will take the stage at the Royal Theatre of Rabat on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at 8:30 PM, to present his musical project “Trumpets of Michelangelo”. The concert is part of a program that highlights creations open to dialogue between cultures and contemporary aesthetics. A Meeting......
The Villa des Arts in Rabat will host a distinctive evening of classical music on Saturday, as Moroccan pianist Maha Zahid presents a programme dedicated to the diverse musical heritage of Africa. Organised by the Al Mada Foundation–Villa des Arts, the concert is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. and......
The 17th edition of the El Jadida Horse Show is placing Morocco’s equestrian heritage at the center of an international showcase, with four major competitions designed to spotlight breeding quality, bloodlines and the distinctive characteristics of the country’s leading horse breeds. Held......
American rapper Macklemore has been removed from the remaining U.S. dates of Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour after making public pro-Palestinian statements during concerts in New Jersey, turning a dispute over political expression into a major controversy surrounding one of the year’s high-profile......
As she approaches her return to the stage, Céline Dion is leaving nothing to chance. The Canadian singer revealed to Harper's Bazaar France a part of her physical preparation, essential for keeping up with the rhythm and intensity of her shows. On the agenda: Pilates, ballet, and regular training designed......
Global pop star Lady Gaga has reportedly become a mother for the first time after welcoming a child with her fiancé, entrepreneur Michael Polansky, according to US media reports. The news of the birth was reported on Friday by several American outlets, with sources confirming the arrival of the......
Nearly 32 years after Princess Diana first wore it, her legendary “revenge dress” is set to return to the spotlight, with the iconic black silk creation heading to auction for the first time since 1997. Few garments have transcended fashion to become defining cultural moments, but the dress......
Argentina has officially recognised the Morocco Courtyard, a Moroccan-inspired public space in Buenos Aires, as a site of cultural significance for the capital. The designation was marked by a ceremony held at the courtyard in Palermo, one of the city’s best-known and most vibrant neighbourhoods. The......
Australian actress Cate Blanchett has been named one of the recipients of the 2026 Praemium Imperiale, one of Japan’s most prestigious international arts awards and often described as a “Nobel Prize for the arts.” The Japan Art Association announced this year’s laureates on Tuesday,......
The Moroccan contemporary art scene is set to welcome a new exhibition dedicated to the work of painter Mounia Amor Cheikh Lahlou. Titled "The Reverse of Forms", this solo presentation will be held at So.art Gallery in Casablanca, with an opening scheduled for Tuesday, September 22, 2026, starting at......
An emblematic figure of French television is gone. Yves Brunier, puppeteer and one of the creators of the character Casimir, passed away on Friday at the age of 85, his family announced to AFP on Tuesday. His name is inseparable from the famous orange dinosaur from « L’Île aux enfants »,......
A few months after sparking strong reactions in Berlin, Wim Wenders sought to clarify his stance on the relationship between cinema and politics. The German director, present at the Venice Film Festival, revisited a statement made during the last Berlinale, where he claimed that cinema should "stay out......
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