he gets his inspiration by studying the craft during his intensive cardio sessions at the gym.
“I want to get into blockbusters, I want to get into TV shows that get on Netflix and become fan favourites,” he said.
“My ultimate goal is to really become a well-rounded actor. I’m doing a lot of MMA training, I’m doing a lot of gun and stunt training to be a well-rounded actor such as Tom Cruise, such as Jason Statham. Like I said, I want to do action, but I want to be able to do drama as well. This is my craft, and I want to accomplish it 100 per cent.
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It was a family affair at the Billboard Music Awards: Pink twirled in the air in a powerful performance with her daughter, and Drake was named Artist of the Decade, accepting the honour alongside his
son.
Drake, who extended his record as the most decorated winner in the history of the Billboard Music Awards
to 29 wins on Sunday, was surrounded by family and friends who presented him with the Artist of the Decade accolade. He walked on stage outside the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles with his son Adonis, 3, holding his hand.
“I want to dedicate this award to my friends, to my longtime collaborators … to my beautiful family and to you,” he said, looking to Adonis and picking him up to kiss him.
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The King Abdulaziz Public Library in Riyadh has revealed a rare millennia-old manuscript that delves into the science of Arabic grammar.
Written by Abu Al Fath Othman Bin Jinni Al Mawsili, also known as Bin Jinni, the book entitled
Al Murib sharh kitab al-Qawafi lil-Akhfash explains one of the oldest manuscripts of Arabic grammar,
Al-Qawafi by Al Akhfash Al Akbar.
The one-volume manuscript is comprised of 58 parchments made of goatskin, some of which needed treatment.
It dates back to the 9th century and is prized as a key reference tool for science, history and culture. It came to be because of Bin Jinni’s reputation as an esteemed writer of poetry, rhetoric and grammar.
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In a response to the rising number of Covid-19 cases, Bahrain has updated its entry rules for travellers planning to fly to the country.
From May 24, Bahrain
suspended entry
to travellers coming from countries on its Red List. This includes India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal. Only Bahraini citizens and residents can return from these destinations.
The kingdom has also reintroduced mandatory quarantine for all non-vaccinated travellers arriving in Bahrain. Travellers now have to take a PCR test before flying and on arrival, and then also complete a 10-day home or hotel quarantine
.
Starting Monday, 24 May 2021: Civil Aviation Affairs announces the suspension of entry for travellers arriving from red list countries and quarantine for non-vaccinated passengers arriving from the countries#VaccinateandStaySafe #TeamBahrain pic.twitter.com/0ESttiBh97