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QIRTAAS: Muscat’s new night of art and expression

MUSCAT: A vibrant new creative experience is coming to Muscat on Friday December 12, as Studio 22 launches QIRTAAS, an event inviting artists of all kinds to showcase their work and express themselves.Held at Al Mouj...

Quintet of Four's Russian folk fusion charms Muscat audiences

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Swiss Eurovision winner Nemo returns to hero's welcome

Swiss singer Nemo who won the final of the 68th Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2024 with the song "The Code" is welcomed by supporters and press after landing at Zurich Airport on late May 12, 2024. Switzerland promised a joyous celebration for Nemo Mettler, the first non-binary performer to win the Eurovision Song Contest at the end of one of the most politically-charged competitions ever. (Photo by ARND WIEGMANN / AFP)

Remastered Beatles movie 'Let It Be' gets long-awaited re-release

Remastered Beatles movie 'Let It Be' gets long-awaited re-release

Brian May, Jean-Michel Jarre team up for free Slovak concert

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Madonna wows Rio with 'Celebration Tour' finale

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Omani musicians tap the transformative power of music therapy

Omani musicians tap the transformative power of music therapy

Music 'haven of freedom' Tangiers hosts global jazz festival

Abdellah El Gourd, a 77-year-old Moroccan legend of gnawa music, poses for a picture in the old city of Tangiers on April 23, 2024. The Moroccan city of Tangiers, which has a long history as a haven of inspiration for American jazz musicians, will host UNESCO's International Jazz Day for the first time on April 30. Famous US pianist Randy Weston settled in Tangiers for five years after visiting 14 African countries in 1967 during a tour organised by the US State Department. (Photo by FADEL SENNA / AFP)

Celine Dion gives health update in rare interview

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Spice Girls reunite for Victoria Beckham's 50th birthday party

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Taylor Swift, tortured poet, exorcises demons with new double album

This photograph taken in Paris on April 19, 2024, shows a smatphone displaying the US singer-songwriter Taylor Swift's new album "The Tortured Poets Department" on Spotify. Queen of pop Taylor Swift released her highly anticipated record "The Tortured Poets Department" on April 19, 2024 -- the 11th studio album from the megastar who is already having a blockbuster year. Swift announced the album's release at the Grammys in February, a night that saw the 34-year-old billionaire win a record-breaking fourth Album of the Year prize. (Photo by AFP)

Fortunato Ortombina named new La Scala director

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Coachella heavy on indie rock nostalgia, Taylor Swift buzz

US Rapper Tyler Gregory Okonma, aka 'Tyler, the Creator' performs on stage during the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, on April 13, 2024. (Photo by VALERIE MACON / AFP)

In Nashville, preserving a Black neighbourhood’s music legacy

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Taylor Swift officially declared a billionaire by Forbes

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Song lyrics are getting simpler, more repetitive: study

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