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FORMER Bahrain resident Xavier Carter is on the path to stardom as he hit the right notes in the first round of Britain Got Talent’s (BGT) auditions.

Movember motorcade

Hundreds of bikers from Bahrain and the region aim to motivate men to get checked and care for their physical and mental health, as part of an annual Movember ride being held this Friday.

A biker’s journey

A GERMAN motor-biking vlogger who loves travelling and learning about different cultures is now making his way through the Middle East, having recently visited Bahrain, which he once adored from afar, writes Mai Al-Khatib Camille.

Stay strong like Shaikha

Para-athlete Shaikha Al Shaiba, known for her sporting efforts despite losing an arm as a child, brought pride to the kingdom as she lifted weights in a bid to raise awareness about inclusivity as well as staying strong by participating in Kuwait’s CrossFit Flare Festival.

Blanket of memories

FORMER Bahrain football star Deena Rahman has paid a glowing tribute to the national squad by transforming her much-loved jerseys into a snug souvenir.

No hype lost

Drake and 21 Savage have been making waves with lawsuits, fake promotional collaborations and feuds as they promote their joint album Her Loss.

Mellow melodies

For those looking for a slower chamber sound this week, with deeper questions about humanity and connection, Natalie Mering, known professionally as Weyes Blood has released her fifth studio album And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow.

Screening at Bahrain Cinema Club, Juffair

Film: Gimme the Loot

Seas of change

AN award-winning Bahraini creative who made history in Finland, for being the first Arab artist to exhibit in the Helsinki Cathedral, continues to captivate the hearts of culture lovers with her latest solo showcase inspired by the kingdom.