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He is at it again, tailgating although he calls it ‘I know what I’m doing.’ Hurling down the roadway at 140klm the last time I looked, with only a meter or two separating us from the red SUV in
After all, there are so many choices to choose from, so many possibilities. The selections are enormous. Not only that, everybody changes their mind—one day this, the next day that. All very normal, the way of
It has been 5 years since the book “Modern Architecture Kuwait 1949–1989” was published, a collaboration between Portuguese architect couple Ricardo Camacho and Sara Saragoça Soares and Italian architect R
This weekend, I suggest you schedule some self-care. But there will be no face masks, mani-pedis or smoothies involved. It’s going to be mayhem, excitement, pushing your boundaries and challenges by playing som
by Ahmad Rashad Arafa Like others who put stock in pseudo-sciences, I personally always had a penchant for believing in signs, or whatever I discern to be a sign. When I first stumbled upon Dhruv Sehgal’s In
“Good morning to you all. First and foremost, I have this bit of information to share with you.” He looks down at the piece of paper in his hand. “There is something like the plague going around. They call
As the pandemic continues, we can not help but ask ourselves what can we do as mothers to keep our families’ wellbeing as well as we can. A lesson we have all been learning throughout the pandemic is that we
If you spent most of your life escaping Kuwait’s sweltering summers and jetting off to beaches elsewhere you might not realize that there’s a lot of fun waiting for you. You might not even realize that there
“Oh, don’t worry, they are like us”, or “He is not like them”, or “She is cool”, followed by a double wink. This seems to be happening more often than not to me. I get introduced to someone new and
The Olympics are always an exciting event; athletes, coaches, family members and the administrators have been working really hard just for a chance to compete. Qualifying for the games tells the world that you ar
When I was younger, I was constantly being told by grandparents and older relatives that our biggest problem as a generation was our lack of an Arab identity. Back then, I just scoffed and told them they were old
Have you ever given any thought to who you are as a person? The identity or persona that you use to present yourself to the world? Is it intentional or is it the product of life, experience and just general rando
Ramadan can be a tricky time for many people, especially when it comes to food. The delicious dishes, decadent delights and rich meals are all about celebration. We are culturally “extra” and the older I get,