THE first artistic-themed hotel will be launched in Bahrain by the end of this month with experienced general manager Joe Batshoun at the helm and set on delivering a ‘desired destination’ to locals and tourists alike.
TEENAGER Benjamin Wall proved triumphant in the Intermediate level at the Bahrain Young Performers Festival (BYPF) this year with an impressive touch of originality. The British School of Bahrain (BSB) pupil, performing on home turf, took the stage with an original drama solo he had created.
SNAP to it! Keen photographers are being offered another opportunity to learn how to make the most of their new cameras with sessions alongside seasoned professionals.
So, I hope everyone saw the first Star Wars Episode VII trailer that was released over the weekend? Wasn’t it amazing? I don’t think I can wait a whole year...
It is ‘cool’ to be anti-fashion if you are a legitimate ‘hipster’ (sub-culture of young people that are usually worldly intellectuals that are counter culture). But what do you do when you want to identify with these progressive freedom-thinkers and go ‘no logo’?
I’VE never been a great fan of the Bistro-style of eatery because overpriced food often comes a poor second to a venue’s look – a case of all front and no substance – so it’s heartening to be proven wrong on occasions.
Promising youngster Taimur Malik narrowly won the fourth Junior Elite competition in the VIVA Junior Saturday Series at the Royal Golf Club for the third consecutive time. The 12-year-old, who was featured by GulfWeekly as a nine-year-old up-and-coming golfer, achieved a score of 29 edging runner-up Ali Babtain who had a score of 30. In the Junior Academy category, designed for young golfers new to the game, Ali Mohamed Alkowari clinched first place with a score of 26 and Eid Adel came second on 28.
England rugby legend Steve Thompson made one local schoolboy’s dreams come true at the weekend as the lucky youngster won a trip of a lifetime to the 2015 Rugby World Cup Finals to be hosted by England.
