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February 17, 2025

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Honoring creative excellence in Pakistan

The ADA Awards recognize local and international largest architectural designs and art while celebrating the real excellent designs that shape communities. The award extends its invitation to world architects and artists inspired to differentiate the keystones of success in interior design, urban design and design, as well as conceptual designs, the price of established or emerging people in a global design community. The fourth round of ADA awards was held in Lahore, celebrating the notable achievements of Pakistan’s creative minds in architecture, design and art. Since its inception in 2018, the ADA awards have been a beacon of recognition for

December 28, 2024

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The director of One Hundred Years of Solitude talks about creative vision

Netflix has now tackled literary master Gabriel García Márquez’s family saga One Hundred Years of Solitude (Cien Años de Soledad). The author, who is recognized as a pioneer of the magical realism genre for his incredible work, won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1982. Despite being burdened by such a large cultural legacy, Netflix’s efforts are proving fruitful. The series has already made Netflix’s global top 10 list, and that’s partly due to director Alex García López’s respect for the source material. In a conversation with Forbes, he was happy to share his creative ideas. García López, who referred

September 9, 2024

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Jamie Lee Curtis Wins 2024 Creative Arts Emmy for Guest Starring ‘The Bear’

Jamie Lee Curtis Feels ‘Privileged’ During 2024 Emmys Acceptance Speech Jamie Lee Curtis took home the 2024 Emmy Award for her performance The Bear. Curtis, 65, accepted the honor with a nostalgic speech, recalling some of her past work, including an ad for a yogurt that “makes you poop for seven years.” Now, five decades later, Curtis still feels privileged for the work she does, especially the one that earned her a Creative Arts Emmy. “You know there’s a saying, ‘Hurt people, hurt people,’ but I also think you can add to that and say, ‘We helped people help people,’

European holiday spots are getting creative to encourage better tourist behaviour

A representational image shows a tourist photographing the view. — Unscrew Some popular vacation destinations are getting creative and using unique strategies to encourage tourists to adopt better behavior while visiting. Recently, countries such as the Netherlands, Greece and Spain have witnessed mass protests against overtourism resulting in rising rents. In addition, Japan has also raised concerns about overtourism several times and has even blocked views of Mount Fiji so that tourists cannot break traffic rules, pollute the area or cause a disturbance while taking pictures with the goddess. However, some countries that are often visited by tourists seemed to

May 29, 2024

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Appeal to adopt the concept of creative economy

Islamabad: International Creative Exchange (ICE) chairman Attaul Karim said on Tuesday that tourism and education are important sectors to promote the “creative economy” and connect Pakistan with the trillion-dollar Indonesian economy. “ICE’s vision includes promoting the concept of creative economy, connecting Pakistan with modern and innovative economies including Indonesia, making investments in the tourism sector and developing it on modern lines,” he said. Speaking at a press conference along with Indonesian charge d’affaires Rahmat Hindiarta at the National Press Club, the ICE chairman said the only solution to the serious economic challenges facing Pakistan at the moment was the creative

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