A GULFWEEKLY journalist has been the victim of a cyber-hate campaign with her face being doctored on to the bodies of scantily-clad models and her email address being forwarded to perverts preying on women caught up in the sex industry.
SCHOOL children are learning to fly in more ways than one in Music and Stage for Kids’ (MASK) upcoming production of Peter Pan. Flying effects specialists from the US were brought to Bahrain to teach the actors and crew the tricks of the trade to ensure the musical adventure really takes off.
Friendly felines from the Bahrain Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BSPCA) shelter have produced ‘purrfect’ paintings to be sold in a one-of-a-kind art event, writes Mai Camille.
Fitness buff Ahmed Mazen Alumran is aiming to bridge the gap between brains and brawn by becoming a ‘strength and conditioning specialist’ so that he can help educate the kingdom’s active youngsters and athletes about the importance of proper training.
We all knew it was Spring back home in Canada when the rain washed away the snow and the tulips reared their heavy heads as we optimistically sang ‘April showers bring May flowers’, praying it would not snow again.
If the tough get going when the going gets tough, then the Formula One season starting in Australia on Sunday should offer Sebastian Vettel ample opportunity to roll up his sleeves and play the paddock hard man.
Euro Motors has launched a new road safety campaign entitled ‘Stay Alert, Stay Alive’ in Bahrain in a bid to help raise awareness amongst university students on the importance of wearing seat belts.
Guitar hero Eric Clapton took to the stage at Arad Fort and it’s a good thing the venue has no roof because the second he struck the first chord, it would have been rocked off.
Stephen Havrillam has arrived in the kingdom to take over the reins of the Royal Golf Club (RGC) as general manager of the facility that features the challenging Colin Montgomerie-designed championship standard course.
