A NEW upmarket hotel will shortly be joining the Bahrain hospitality sector, adding a sparkling ‘twist’ to the kingdom’s skyline as well as additional five-star quality and comfort.
One of the kingdom’s bright and upcoming hip-hop artists is celebrating the taste of success after his latest food-themed release continues to receive critical acclaim.Majeed Fuad dished up his first mix-tape, Tomato Soup, last year, and is delighted by the reaction his soulful beats have secured from music-lovers.
Being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease not only has a huge impact on the individuals themselves, but their loved ones too. In this final column, I would like to offer some genuine help and advice.
THE 2015 Bahrain Summer Festival will feature a diverse group of regional and international artists in a bid to entertain those staying in the kingdom over the coming weeks as well as tourists.
With the help of Bahrain Apparel Group, tree-huggers can rejoice because Italian cosmetic retailer, Bottega Verde, has now opened in Seef Mall Muharraq, promising to provide more than 100 natural beauty products.
World-renowned Mohan Veena player, Poly Varghese brought his own brand of traditional high-quality Indian music to The Indian Club last weekend as he and fellow star instrumentalists, Shruthi Adhikari and Sunayana Ghosh, enthralled a packed Eid audience in The Club’s auditorium.
General Motors is raising the stakes on its bet that sales of sport utility vehicles will keep driving its global profits as Chinese and other markets sag.
AFTER successfully navigating through 30 days of fasting during the holy month, thereby smashing through my good friend and ex-GulfWeekly assistant editor Charlie Holding’s pathetic expat record of 12 days from last year and setting a precedent which can never be bettered, I figured that the dawn of the Eid holiday signalled a time for a long-overdue midday feast in the sunshine.
Club member Dave Fernie won the Royal Golf Club’s version of The Open with a nett score of 213 … in slightly warmer climes than their counterparts in wind-swept Scotland were encountering.
