Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
BEATLES mania has come alive in the kingdom with a rockin' art exhibition by a Bahrain-born painter making a splash with her dad's favourite band.
Almoayyed Furnishing will be introducing new ranges of home and office furniture at its Sehla showroom next month ... and has designs of creating interior delights across the kingdom.
DESPITE schools across the kingdom being forced to remain closed at the begining of term following a flu alert and teachers and students being caught up in ash cloud delays on their return flights back to the kingdom, determined children produced stunning examination results.
LEWIS Carroll's imagination never ceases to amaze me. A suited rabbit with an ominously ticking antique pocket watch, who would have ever thought? But, what really stands intriguing in that bizarre image is the clock constantly ticking, driving the rabbit mad and keeping him at his wit's ends ... a shrewdly accurate portrayal of human existence.
BSB students have delighted their teachers with outstanding results this year. At GCE A' level, students achieved a remarkable 100 per cent pass rate with 60 per cent of all grades at A* to B.
The Ramee Group of Hotels will introduce a new face to the island's growing hospitality sector with a BD25 million five-star hotel under construction in Seef District.
Simple, straight forward and full of fun ... Manama Theatre's latest offering, Ladies' Day, the popular Amanda Whittington play, is a heart-warming and enjoyable production that cannot fail to bring forth a smile.
With a suspect on-field temperament and well-publicised off-the-field indiscretions, Wayne Rooney has long since failed to be an ideal role-model for young fans. However, during the past week he sunk to new levels by turning on his fans, teammates and employers.
