With a career in academia, Mai Al-Nakib has always written professionally. Still, she didn’t envision that her fiction debut would arrive as a collection of short stories, let alone an award-winning book. For Ma

26-year-old Yara Al Adib’s return to Kuwait after an incredible seven years has been more than eventful. Her to-do list is long and demanding, but is exemplified by her desire to spread the impact of design thin

Leah K. Khalil is a high school senior making rounds online for turning the art of henna into imaginative and original drawings. Straying from the norm of shapes and flowers, Leah creates inventive designs relying

At the very least, Russell Brand is an enigma. He is tough to pin down and affable as he is opinionated. He’s often an instigator, such as when he recently showed up at Fox News headquarters to object to his int

By Liltera R. Williams “If you’re living without giving, your talents are null and void.” I came up with this quote just short of three years ago, when I made the conscious decision to pursue my childhood

Rather than seek out obvious subjects of beauty, a local shutterbug has made waves capturing the hidden beauty in the ordinary. With a sharp eye for color and appreciation of the unusual, amateur photographer Zain

While thousands, if not millions, of ‘Mo’s’ around the world are gearing up for Movember, we decided to focus on one bearded Mo and pick his brain for this month’s issue. Meet Mohammed Al-Tamimi, aka Mohi.

Forty something, Kuwaiti, woman, has career, and has hobbies. These are all labels that we, and many others, place on ourselves to give off a sense of identity. When asked to introduce herself Nejoud Al Yagout fou

When Michelle Lambros moved to Kuwait she left behind a quaint and personally fulfilling food and beverage store in south Florida. Her store, filled with gourmet products, was always swarming with customers, and l

With the departure of our previous resident ‘Geeks & Gamers’ columnist, the bazaar team embarked on a nationwide hunt to find an honorary bazaarite to satiate our readers’ thirst for the latest and great

The winter season in Kuwait is unlike any other. With all of the events of the year taking place in the small time span of only a few months, your calendar is most definitely overflowing with plans to attend and,

Filmmakers from the Middle East share the common struggle of finding a channel that gives them a viable opportunity to properly portray their vision, and turn their scripts into real projects. We can blame this in