We visit the newly opened Art Beat studio in Abu Dhabi, the brainchild of two sisters who hope to inspire a crop of creativity in the city
Read Article A spot that caters to creativity
The Jumeirah area of Dubai has been home to generations of local fishermen and traders, and many of their families retain a link to traditional Emirati ways. Read Article UAE tradition thrives on family values
With months to go until his concert next year, Bieber fever is already infecting teenagers across the UAE. We consider the fine line between normal levels of teen adulation and celebrity worship syndrome. Read Article Does your child have celebrity worship syndrome?
We speak to Saima Mir, a former journalist who has established a website to help South Asian families trace their largely oral histories. Read Article An online branch for family trees
The prize-winning book A Monster Calls deals with the challenging task of broaching the subject of death with a child. We speak to its author Patrick Ness. Read Article Surviving the awful truth
According to a recent Gallup poll carried out in the US on 60,000 women, mothers who stay at home to look after young children are more likely to experience anger, sadness and depression than those who go out to work Read Article Working mothers are happier says poll
A discussion at Manarat Al Saadiyat will examine the art and photography of European artists travelling 'through the lights and images' of this region, writes Nick Leech
The Orient, expressed in Abu Dhabi
In 1992, Major League Baseball commissioner Fay Vincent initially opposed an effort by a Japanese mogul to purchase the Seattle Mariners. Expect more to come. Global shift in North American sport
The flying car concept took a while to become reality but in America a company is on the verge of offering a version to the public. While the cost may be high, so is confidence that there is a viable market. Terrafugia Transition: flying cars roar into reality
