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Okaz/Saudi GazetteJEDDAH — In a unique experiment, MBC broadcasters started presenting news bulletin from their homes in the wake of the curfew measures following the outbreak of the coronavirus. News Anchor Ghiwa Ibrahim, along with a number of her colleagues, presented News at 9 pm on MBC1 on Sunday from her home. In her introduction, she said: “The bulletin is on the same time, but it is outside the walls of the studio, specifically from my house.” Commenting on the experiment, news official at MBC Musaed Al-Thebaiti said on his Twitter account that despite the complexities of television, including pictures, videos, sound and lighting, as well as its connection to live transmission involving several parties, coronavirus experience confirmed that television journalism is one of the...
April 20, 2020
MBC anchors present news from their homes
April 17, 2020
Scribit robot draws the world’s oldest painting to your wall
April 17, 2020
What smokers should know about COVID-19
April 08, 2020
US folk singer John Prine dies aged 73 due to Covid-19 complications
NEW YORK — Mark Blum, an actor who appeared in Netflix's You and HBO's Succession, has died at the age of 69 due to complications from COVID-19.The Screen Actors Guild confirmed Blum's death in a statement to CNN.Blum was also known for starring in “Desperately Seeking Susan”, “Crocodile Dundee” and in Amazon's “Mozart in the Jungle”.Blum was a stage performer, appearing in the Broadway revival of “Twelve Angry Men. He worked frequently with off-Broadway theater Playwrights Horizons”."With love and heavy hearts, Playwrights Horizons pays tribute to Mark Blum, a dear friend and a consummate artist who passed this week. Thank you, Mark, for all you brought to our theater, and to theaters and audiences across the world. We will miss you,"...
March 27, 2020
Actor Mark Blum dies at 69 of coronavirus complications
March 27, 2020
Bob Dylan releases first new song in 8 years
March 11, 2020
Rapist Weinstein jailed for 23 years
LILLE, France — A leading European festival, Series Mania, offering the cream of upcoming streaming and television series, was cancelled Wednesday because of the coronavirus epidemic.The gathering, which draws more than 80,000 people to the northern French city of Lille was to have begun on March 20.Festival president Rodolphe Belmer said the "difficult decision" had to be made after the Paris government banned gatherings of more than 1,000 people amid international travel restrictions.A rival festival, Canneseries, fell victim to the virus last week and was postponed until autumn.The world's second biggest television and entertainment market, MIPTV, which was to run alongside it later this month in Cannes, was also cancelled.A slew of concerts, operas and ballets have been...
March 11, 2020
Europe's top series festival called off over coronavirus
March 11, 2020
Barking mad: UK PM's fiancee rubbishes pet dog story
March 11, 2020
Convicted rapist Weinstein to learn prison term
