FORMER St Christopher’s School student William Bradley spent the summer treading the boards of one of the UK’s most prestigious theatres performing in front of thousands of musical lovers.
Hip hop devotee Hussam Aseem has released his debut studio album ‘Straight Out Of 2Seas’ after three years of angst and a determination to ensure his work will inspire young music lovers in the kingdom.
By adding a fingerprint scanner to its newest mobile phone, Apple Inc is offering a tantalising glimpse of a future where your favourite gadget might become a biometric pass to the workplace, mobile commerce or real-world shopping and events.
Fitness First has continued to develop a high impact intensity workout to help clients who have reached a stage where they want to push the envelope and challenge themselves.
Compact cars may be small, but they mean big business across the world, thanks to rising fuel costs and a growing desire to be more environmentally friendly. Now, while the cost of petrol here in the kingdom is (compared to the UK at least) low, there’s no harm in thinking about your carbon footprint. Obviously, Bahrainis and expats alike enjoy driving bulking SUVS … and why not, they’re powerful, spacious and capable of off-road driving (or parking on the pavement as the case seems to be). However, do we really need them for running around town? That’s the question Mitsubishi is posing with the Space Star.
Something new is brewing at the Al Nakheel Centre in Saar. A one-of-a-kind, cosy, two-storey eatery is offering customers some much-needed tea therapy with tasty Asian fare in a serene environment.
Stamina, superb support and ‘lucky sixteen’ played pivotal roles in Bahrain Yacht Club A’s sensational victory in the early hours of Saturday at the first-ever Open Darts Tournament held at Bahrain Rugby Club.
