THE new signs were erected at Bahrain City Centre this week, welcoming Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide’s Westin Bahrain City Centre and Le Méridien Bahrain City Centre to the popular mall owned by Majid Al Futtaim Properties (MAF).
Students, parents and teachers of the Nadeen School and British School of Bahrain (BSB) have helped kick-start The Palm Association’s Ramadan Food Drive, supported by GulfWeekly.
Victorious Venus have reclaimed the coveted GulfWeekly/Citroen-sponsored Bahrain Ladies Football League title after taking a season off to regroup and develop into a new team of champions.
STRESSED youngsters worried about their body image are being offered a helping hand and some useful advice on a ‘crash course for girls’, writes Stan Szecowka.
Bahraini designer Kubra Al-Qaseer has been the leading name in traditional jalabiyas and haute couture fashion since 1987 and boasts a huge following in the region, attracting regular orders from stylish ladies and royalty alike, writes Camille Jones.
Twenty years on from victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans by the now legendary McLaren F1 GTR, McLaren Automotive will resurrect the iconic name from its history for a track-only edition of the award-winning McLaren P1.
Bayti restaurant aims to serve up hearty Arabic home-style cuisine just like mama used to make … but with a modern twist in order to cater to a variety of taste buds on the island.
THE group stages have been full of drama, presenting talking-points on-and-off the pitch. Even a review of the statistics suggests that Brazil 2014 has been one of the most exciting tournaments ever.
The premise? There’s a wedding taking place and the male and female pals of the bride and groom throw simultaneous parties in their honour. The setting? Vegas, the world’s most glamorous city and the go-to location for the ultimate pre-nuptial shindigs.
