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A warm gesture

Community groups aim to continue spreading plenty of New Year goodwill across the island with a series of charitable initiatives, writes Julia Cassano.

January 10 - January 16, 2024

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Local News

Stories of Arab joy

After bringing several award-winning short films to life, Bahraini filmmaker Deena Alsaweer is committed to telling more stories of Arab joy to change their stereotypical representation in 2024.

January 10 - January 16, 2024

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Local News

Seeking refuge in a Utopian haven

BAHRAIN CINEMA CLUB – Wednesday, 7pm, Juffair

January 10 - January 16, 2024

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Local News

Riveting mystery

A former Bahrain resident is set to release his latest crime fiction novel Out of Darkness and it should be hitting the bookshop shelves next month.

January 10 - January 16, 2024

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Pulse of Pop

Yes, and Ariana is back

POP superstar Ariana Grande has kicked the New Year off in style with her announcement of an upcoming single.

January 10 - January 16, 2024

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Pulse of Pop

Watch out for Kesha

American singer Kesha has new music on the way.

January 10 - January 16, 2024

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With love, from Japan

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Motoring Weekly

Lewis is Here to Stay

Hamilton ended months of speculation over his F1 future by putting pen to paper on a new deal with the Silver Arrows last summer, an agreement that will keep him on board through 2024 and 2025 – when he will turn 40.

January 10 - January 16, 2024

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Motoring Weekly

Loeb keeps Dakar target in sight

After a difficult start to the Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia, Sebastien Loeb is calling on his vast experience and legendary fighting qualities to put Bahrain Raid Xtreme back on track for a first victory in the event.

January 10 - January 16, 2024

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Pulse of Pop

That’s so fetch!

THE 2004 comedy Mean Girls is returning to theatres on January 12 in the United States – promising to be an exceptional hit.

January 10 - January 16, 2024

675 views

Culture Weekly

Exploring hidden treasures of the sea

Bahraini ceramic artist Mahdi Albannai has created a stunning array of bronze sculptures inspired by the hidden treasures of the sea, and has put them on display at Bahrain Arts Society in Jidhafs for all to enjoy, writes Julia Cassano.

January 10 - January 16, 2024

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A warm gesture

Community groups aim to continue spreading plenty of New Year goodwill across the island with a series of charitable initiatives, writes Julia Cassano.

Stories of Arab joy

After bringing several award-winning short films to life, Bahraini filmmaker Deena Alsaweer is committed to telling more stories of Arab joy to change their stereotypical representation in 2024.

Seeking refuge in a Utopian haven

BAHRAIN CINEMA CLUB – Wednesday, 7pm, Juffair

Riveting mystery

A former Bahrain resident is set to release his latest crime fiction novel Out of Darkness and it should be hitting the bookshop shelves next month.

Yes, and Ariana is back

POP superstar Ariana Grande has kicked the New Year off in style with her announcement of an upcoming single.

Watch out for Kesha

American singer Kesha has new music on the way.

With love, from Japan

Lewis is Here to Stay

Hamilton ended months of speculation over his F1 future by putting pen to paper on a new deal with the Silver Arrows last summer, an agreement that will keep him on board through 2024 and 2025 – when he will turn 40.

Loeb keeps Dakar target in sight

After a difficult start to the Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia, Sebastien Loeb is calling on his vast experience and legendary fighting qualities to put Bahrain Raid Xtreme back on track for a first victory in the event.

That’s so fetch!

THE 2004 comedy Mean Girls is returning to theatres on January 12 in the United States – promising to be an exceptional hit.

Exploring hidden treasures of the sea

Bahraini ceramic artist Mahdi Albannai has created a stunning array of bronze sculptures inspired by the hidden treasures of the sea, and has put them on display at Bahrain Arts Society in Jidhafs for all to enjoy, writes Julia Cassano.