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READING can help children on the spectrum with their speech and important life skills, while also immensely benefiting children without special needs, according to a Bahrain-based behaviour psychologist.

Capturing the spiritual realm

RENOWNED Italian photographer Margherita Verdi has launched her first solo exhibition in Bahrain, which embodies the vibrant energy and spiritual significance of religious buildings across Europe.

Feel like a princess!

TRADITIONAL Indian styles and designs are becoming a trend at Arab weddings and parties with more and more Bahrainis turning to Asian ethnic attire, according to local fashion enthusiast and entrepreneur Natasha Awaz.

The strength of family support

GulfWeekly’s readers share their views on the topic.

When the going gets tough, the tough get going

GulfWeekly’s columnist Preety Praveen explores the topic ‘The impact of cancer on the mental health of individuals and families living with or battling the disease’, encouraging a positive mindset and emotional support.

Dove tale

Bahraini children’s author Nada Fardan’s latest book  Hamama Nodi (Arabic for ‘the dove Nodi’) is inspired by the popular namesake Arab folk song and hopes to kindle a communal spirit in the minds of young readers.

Tale of a warrior

CRIME action show Like a Dragon: Yakuza releases worldwide tomorrow on Amazon Prime.

Duo on the run

THE final instalment of the 2018 Venom movie franchise, Venom: The Last Dance, is out now in theatres.

Slice of bliss

The British Club is all geared up to host a series of fun events and programmes in the coming weeks.

Spooktacular feast lined up

An impressive line-up of festive and fun promotions are available at Hilton Bahrain.

Thoughtful treats on Four Seasons’ menu

Gather your family and friends and enjoy a range of memorable dining experiences at the Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay this weekend.