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      Lacoste unveils a special collection inspired by 8 Netflix shows

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      Fashion

      by Ruman Baig
      3 hours ago

      Combining fashion and entertainment together, the Lacoste X Netflix collaboration is a unique moment in pop culture.
      Celebrating some of Netflix’s most beloved shows like Stranger Things, Bridgerton, Lupin, Money Heist, The Witcher, Sex Education, Shadow & Bone and Elite — the fashion label unveiled a line of clothing inspired by these fan-favourite series.
      From whether polos, sweatshirts and tracksuits — everything has been reimagined from the Upside Down to Las Encinas high school with the signature crocodile being a constant element.
      “We are delighted with this collaboration which has resulted in a unique encounter between our two worlds and two global references of creativity and innovation, both with anunparalleled power to bring together communities from all walks of life. The collection born from our collaboration is the embodiment of this powerful encounter, of our respective codes, influences and know-how,” shared Catherine Spindler, Lacoste Deputy CEO.
      “We think products can be a powerful medium for storytelling and partnering with Lacoste presents a unique opportunity to blend the worlds of fashion and entertainment, expressed Josh Simon, VP, Consumer Products, Netflix. “This collection is a compelling and creative way for fans to express their love for our stories and characters.”

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      International Women’s Day 2023: 5 Netflix Shows Amplifying Women’s Voices

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      Lifestyle

      by Camille Macawili
      31 mins ago

      International Women’s Day is an opportunity for all of us to reflect on where we are, and where we need to be.
      Seeing one show can have a powerful effect when you see yourself represented and reflected on screen, it gives power to your experience.
      Many of these are part of Netflix’s International Women’s Month Collection, which aims to highlight the voices of women behind and in front of the camera. Top tip: also look out for the “Strong Arab Women” and “Arab Women Behind the Camera” rows in the collection.
      Emirates Woman shares five Netflix shows made by Arab women that feature strong female leads that we recommend adding to your watch list.
      The Exchange

      Inspired by actual events, two women set out to pioneer the cutthroat stock market of 1980s Kuwait — and disrupt its corrupt boys’ club along the way. The Exchange brings to life the glorious 1980s when the stock market was booming and fashion was bigger and brighter than ever before. It brought on a unique and untold women-centric story of Farida and Munira to screens across the world with a star-studded cast of Kuwaiti talent.
      The Swimmers

      Based on real-life events, this inspiring and heartfelt movie tells the story of two young sisters, Yusra and Sara Mardini who embark on a risky voyage – from war-torn Syria to the 2016 Rio Olympics, putting their heart and swimming skills to heroic use. Real-life sisters Nathalie and Manal Issa were cast in the roles of Yusra and Sara Mardini respectively, and the film is directed by Welsh-Egyptian Director Sally El Hosaini.
      Finding Ola

      Finding Ola tells the story of a divorced mom who embarks on a journey of self-discovery while dealing with the challenges of raising two children and making ends meet. The Eat Pray Love meets Raising Helen made it to the Top 10 after launch and with a season 2 in the pipeline.
      The show tackles the nuances of mother-daughter relationships, friendships, second chances and self-discovery, with Hend Sabry playing the role of Ola Abdelsabour and debuting as executive producer.
      Whispers

      Breaking the glass ceiling all the way is Whispers, a first-of-its-kind Saudi Arabian thriller series led by award-winning director, Hana Alomair. The eight-episode series is about a family facing the death of their patriarch, Hassan, just as his mysterious past begins to resurface days before the launch of a smart app owned by the family business. The fast-paced drama develops from different protagonists’ perspectives and features several unconventional women characters.
      Al Rawabi School for Girls

      A young adult drama that sheds light on the impact of bullying on young women, through the eyes of a group of Arab teens navigating friendships, morality and difficult life choices. The series, made by a majority female cast and crew, is a true example of a story made in the Arab world and loved globally.
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      15 new Netflix releases in the UAE this August

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      Lifestyle

      by Sarah Joseph
      2 hours ago

      Looking for some binge-worthy content this month? We’re here to help.
      From drama-fuelled series to movies that will have you on the edge of your seat, Netflix has an array of gripping TV shows and movies to keep an eye on.
      August 5
      Skyfall (2012)
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      Bond’s loyalty to M is tested as her past comes back to haunt her. Daniel Craig is back as Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007 to track down and destroy the threat.
      Carter – Netflix Movie
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      A man with no memory has to complete an action-fuelled mission. He comes across a new revelation throughout his journey.
      August 6
      Reclaim – Netflix Film
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      A retired woman in Taipei lives Yeh Lan-hsin begins to lose the sense of reality as family pressures weight on her.
      August 7
      Riverdale, season 6
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      This season will be a wild ride with magic, time travel and some major character deaths, with a new reveal in every episode.
      August 8
      Code Name: Emperor
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      An intelligence agent tasked with incriminating a squeaky-clean politician must decide if there are still some lines he won’t cross.
      August 10
      Bank Robbers: The Last Great Heist
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      Through candid interviews, the accused of Argentina’s most notorious bank heist share details of how they carried out the entire operation.
      Instant Dream Home – Netflix Series
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      In this home renovation series, deserving families get the surprise of their lives when their dilapidated house is transformed in just a few hours.
      August 12
      Never Have I Ever, season 3 – Netflix Series
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      A first-generation Indian-American teenager continues to establish herself in school and make her mark.
      August 17
      Look Both Ways – Netflix Film
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      On the night of her college graduation, Natalie’s life splits into parallel realities after she takes a pregnancy test. What will life and love bring?
      Royalteen – Netflix Film
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      A teenager struggles to keep her scandal-ridden past and a big secret from getting out when she strikes up an unlikely romance with the crown prince.
      August 19
      Glow up, Season 4
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      Ten new contestants test the limits of their creativity as they tackle a variety of challenges in hopes of becoming the next big name in makeup.
      August 24
      Selling The OC – Netflix Series
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      A fresh set of realtors square off, competing to establish themselves at The Oppenheim Group’s second office on the Orange County coast. Can these agents handle the pressure?
      August 25
      That’s Amor – Netflix Film
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      Love, romance, food, cooking class, what could possibly go wrong? Watch to find out.
      August 26
      Partner Track – Netflix Series
      [embedded content]At an elite NYC law firm, Ingrid Yun fights to make partner — and hold onto her principles — while balancing romance, friends and family expectations.
      Me Time – Netflix Film
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      When a stay-at-home dad finds himself with some “me time” for the first time in years while his wife and kids are away, he reconnects with his former best friend for a wild weekend that nearly upends his life.
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