WHEN high-flying Sally Bosson isn’t jetting off to some exotic location she is busy drawing pretty illustrations to brighten up people’s homes and lives.
The kingdom’s fantastic four of Anya, Connor, Aidan and Rory are stepping out into their sixth year in style and their boisterous ways are constantly keeping mum and dad on their toes.
Bahraini fashion designer Hind Matar is narrating her island’s rich heritage and culture through silky fabrics and stylish apparel at Expo Milano 2015, a world-class fair, staged in Italy.
Well, he did say he’d be back. He’s slipped the iconic phrase into practically every interview he’s done in the past decade, and even into his appearances in other movie franchises. But this time, it’s actually true. Arnie is back as the Terminator.
Patients with mild Alzheimer’s disease who took an experimental drug early in the course of their disease preserved more of their cognitive and functional ability.
GULFWEEKLY’S Camille Jones has an eye for trends and we’ve let her loose around the towns and villages of Bahrain, the malls and the tiny independent outlets, looking to inspire our family of readers.
Ford has launched a new luxury version of its F-150 pickup truck that could command prices above BD22,000, answering growing demand from consumers for trucks that could substitute for higher-end sedans.
After the festivities and moonlit feasts that accompanied the holy month, things are starting to regain a sense of normality in Bahrain’s culinary scene.
Jason Day spoiled Canadian hopes of a first home-grown winner in 61 years at the Canadian Open with a one-stroke victory on Sunday, writes Tim Wharnsby.
Eager teams of sport lovers wielded their sticks in the searing heat as the Bahrain Hockey Association officially launched its summer season with a memorial tournament in honour of two important figures from the local hockey scene.
