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Ever felt like you have loads of friends, but not a small group who really, truly care? You’re the one everyone likes. Everyone relies on. Everyone says lovely things about. And yet…do they actually see you? Hayley Doyle investigates

Meet Mandana Shabani, Raemona's new Food Editor. A multi–award-nominated chef and one half of a husband-and-wife culinary duo, Mandana trained at the French Culinary Institute in New York City. Mandana’s curiosity, creativity and genuine love for the hospitality industry make her a perfect fit for the role – and we can’t wait for you to experience the Dubai's food scene through her lens.

Talise Spa at Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab Redefines Holistic Wellness

The Best Valentine’s Day Dinners in Dubai - The 2026 Edition

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In a city as food obsessed as Dubai, when one restaurant name keeps popping up, you don’t just listen, you book a table. Bordo Mavi’s reputation for its fresh and sustainable approach to seafood precedes it, what I wasn't expecting was their commitment to simplicity and reverence for tradition.

Why Millennials Are Putting ‘Relationship Audit’ on the Shared Calendar

Discover February's Editor's Letter at Raemona, exploring love beyond romance, cultural moments, and Women's Heart Health Month in Dubai.

Paris Paradis Debuts in Dubai - Bringing Iconic French Heritage and Gastronomy to Downtown

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Catherine O’Hara has spent decades giving us characters that feel both wildly funny and deeply human. This tribute celebrates her rare ability to make us laugh, ache, and feel seen — sometimes all in the same scene.

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