THE face of a Hollywood great which tickled a Bahraini businessman on a trip to Europe inspired him to snap it up and place it in the foyer of his own hotel back home.
GET tucked in and make sure you get a good night’s sleep as it may help you avoid diabetes, according to a leading expert on the ticking time-bomb which currently affects one-in-five Bahrainis and a growing number of expats.
Some of my most cherished memories of my dearly departed grandmother are of us sitting on her settee in her quaint terraced house in northern England, playing traditional card and board games, writes Kristian Harrison.
Turbulence is a recurring theme in Great Britain at the moment. On an international level, the country is divided over the recent Brexit vote to leave the European Union, whilst closer to home the traditional weather plays havoc with heatwaves and torrential rain alternating seemingly on a daily basis.
Every season top designers from around the globe gather to dress models in the latest trends allowing shoppers and fashion-lovers the chance to catch a glimpse of the must-have items to wear in the coming months.
AS a huge sports fan, there are few events more exciting than the Olympics. Dreams are made, hearts are broken, tears of both despair and joy are shed in equal measure … it is pure human theatre.
THE Elite Grande Hotel in Seef has received the Elegant Luxury Hotel of the Year for Bahrain accolade by the UK-based Luxury Travel Guide – Africa & the Middle East Awards 2016.
IT’S enough to drive you to distraction. But anyone braving the Royal Golf Course or Awali Golf Club in the blistering sun in a bid to improve their game will understand Cristie Kerr’s current angst.
