Author: FABUK Magazine
The Algarve, located in southern Portugal, is a destination that offers something for everyone. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, cultural exploration, or high-energy adventures, this stunning region provides an ideal setting for a memorable getaway. With its breathtaking coastline, historic towns, and year-round sunshine, the Algarve has long been a favourite among travellers from around the world. Planning your perfect Algarve escape begins with understanding the region’s unique offerings and tailoring your itinerary to match your preferences. From tranquil beaches to adrenaline-filled activities, here’s how to create a holiday that suits your style. Choosing the Right Base: Exploring the Algarve’s Diverse…
Nia Archives has just released the official video for her latest track, “Bad Gyalz”. The vibrant visuals perfectly complement the energetic vibe of the song, showcasing Nia’s unique style and creativity. Fans can listen to “Bad Gyalz” and watch the full video by clicking here. Don’t miss this exciting release from one of music’s freshest voices! Stay tuned for more updates and follow Nia Archives for upcoming projects. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEIHBnmCAr0 Credits: Directed & Edited by Talia Beale @taliable @talia_beale Production Company: DMND CLR @dmndclr Director + Editor: Talia Beale @taliable @talia_beale DOP: Alex Stanley-Ruthven @alex_sr3 Executive Producers: Dijian Eccles @dijianeccles &…
London, UK, Monday 2 December 2024 Labyrinth Events announce today one of their most anticipated shows of the summer: Boris Brejcha and Argy who will be the third and final headlining acts announced for the 2025 Open Air Summer Series at Tofte Manor. Known for crafting immersive experiences in stunning locations, this will be the only 2025 festival performance in southern England for both Boris Brejcha and Argy, taking place on 5th July. Set in the enchanting woodlands of Bedfordshire, Tofte Manor offers an unparalleled blend of natural beauty and intimate festival enchantment that promises a transformative musical journey. A…
Bharat Tex 2025, India’s premier textile and apparel trade fair, will hold a roadshow on the 27th and 28th of November 2024 in London. Scheduled for February 14-17 in New Delhi, the fair itself will feature 5,000 exhibitors, international buyers from 110 countries and host over 120,000+ visitors. Bharat Tex 2025 is a global textile event being organized by Textile Export Promotion Councils (EPCs) and supported by the Ministry of Textiles. Although many UK brands and retailers already have strong business relationships in India, Bharat Tex 2025 will showcase the strength and versatility of India’s textile sector and allied industries, offering…
Saint-Tropez, December 2024 – The Do You Tropez Warehouse, an iconic hub of creativity and contemporary art, is proud to present “Pop Art and Pop Music,” an extraordinary exhibition celebrating the fascinating interplay between two major movements of popular culture: Pop Art and Pop Music. This immersive experience promises to blend visual arts, music, and emotion, under the auspices of the Jackson Family Foundation Group. Carrying an artistic and humanitarian legacy, the Foundation is dedicated to eradicating famine, providing education to children, protecting the environment, and promoting world peace. Curated by collector Jordi Casals, the exhibition showcases a remarkable collection…
Rabat—November 15th, 2024. A core program of the Marrakech International Film Festival, the Conversations series offers audiences the chance to meet some of the biggest names in international cinema. One of the most eagerly awaited events of the Festival, the Conversations program returns for a series of rich and exciting exchanges with leading figures from the world of cinema. Eighteen leading personalities—directors, actors, scriptwriters, and producers from six continents—are expected in Marrakech this year. They are invited to share anecdotes and candid discussions about their vision and practice of their profession with festival-goers. The Conversations program of this 21st edition…
In business, the goal is to get your brand out there, with the dream of one day becoming a household name. In theory, on paper, it’s a great rewarding plan but it is almost always easier said than done. Doing good business and taking care of customer service will get you far in your community and a little further afield, word of mouth has taken companies far, it must be said. In order to break barriers, to spread your business reach further than you thought possible, it takes more than the good old-fashioned word of mouth. It takes Advertisement, but…
Writer/director Jamie O’Rourke’s IFTA-winning film CALF is a gut-wrenching film from way out in the countryside, a place where the worst things are silenced. This gripping and thought-provoking film, produced for Virgin Media Television, has qualified to be considered for the 97th Academy® Awards after winning the qualifying award at the Huesca International Film Festival and is now officially HollyShorts London Selected. A sinister farm accident leaves Cáit with a terrible decision to make. CALF touches on its central theme of domestic abuse in a sensitive and considered manner and is a poignant exploration of shock, grief and trauma that…
From today, visitors to the Palace of Holyroodhouse will see the State Apartments decorated with magnificent Christmas displays. A highlight this year is the wood-panelled Throne Room, which has been decorated with two 12-foot-high Christmas trees and a sparkling mantle garland. A glistening 15-foot-high Nordmann Fir tree and two decorated mantelpieces create a festive atmosphere in the storied Great Gallery, while in the Royal Dining Room visitors will see a spectacular table display.
Falling Rocket: James Whistler, John Ruskin and the Battle for Modern Art by historian Paul Thomas Murphy narrates the never-fully-told story of the artistic battle between James Abbot MacNeill Whistler and John Ruskin over Whistler’s controversial painting, ‘Nocturne in Black and Gold – The Falling Rocket’. In November 1878, America’s greatest painter sued England’s greatest critic for a bad review. The painter won—but ruined himself in the process. The painter: James McNeill Whistler, whose combination of incredible talent, unflagging energy, and relentless self-promotion had by that time brought him to the very edge of artistic pre-eminence. The critic: John Ruskin,…