Kuwait Anime Club (KAC) is a social club for anime, gaming, and comic fans in Kuwait. Founded by Mashaan Almashaan in 2014, KAC was established to connect and support fans, artists, and cosplayers in the country.

Kuwait’s art scene is constantly expanding and there’s a growing demand for creative spaces. With that in mind, the good people at The Promenade are in the process of creating a cultural hub for all to enjoy!

Who says you can’t have your cake and eat it too? Local gem Siham Nuseibeh’s revolutionary guilt-free bakes from her delivery concept wholehearted baked by siham guarantees butter, wheat and refined sugar free

It’s always an honor when the Arab nations are put on the entertainment map, and we’ve had some great independent films released from the region over the past decade. This year, Jordan has something to be prou

All eyes were on the gleaming glass court in New York’s Grand Central Terminal Vanderbilt Hall as Egypt’s Nour El Sherbini schooled squash star Amanda Sobhy at the JP Morgan Tournament of Champions women’s d

We’ve all grown up to the legendary sound of renowned artist Suliman Al Qassar. His passion for the folkloric arts — coupled with his beautiful voice — birthed generations of followers that witnessed him per

It’s no secret – when it comes to hair, Arab women with their thick, dark locks have a difficult time with color. While it may not be impossible, it can get tricky and leave you with results that you aren’t

We’ve all heard this question before: what is there to do in Kuwait? Besides an abundance of eateries and great places to go shopping, it seems that when it comes to entertainment in and around the city, people

From pushing a curry cart around the streets of Bangkok to an internationally acclaimed culinary star, Chef Pongtawat Chalermkittichai – better known as Chef Ian Kittichai – has certainly taken the gastronomic

What is a bully? What does it mean to be bullied? Conceptual artist Abdullah Al Saab certainly had a way of explaining the social issue through his latest exhibition in Dar Al Funoon, dubbed “BULLYing”. It was

Here at bazaar, we love personal success stories that stem from humble beginnings. Our special anniversary issue could not be complete without Adel Abo Hawili’s story. He started his career in shipping from work

“A picture is worth a thousand words” is not a phrase to be taken lightly. While some photographs remain silent, others may become overly ostentatious. And as most things are, people might fall in love with th