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Tahira Yaqoob talks to Vincent Corver, concert pianist and manager of the Steinway Piano Gallery in Qatar, about performing, the appreciation of classical music in the Middle East and an attention-grabbing grand piano.
Returning to Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi Art found a more confident stride this year and delivered some interesting news about Louvre Abu Dhabi, writes Tahira Yaqoob.
October brings the start of the three-month season for harvesting white truffles. For chefs, it means seeking out the best suppliers, crossing their fingers and hoping for a remarkable sample.
Abeer Seikaly's The Chandelier wall hanging captured the attention of some seriously stylish judges, winning a recent competition.
Three South American women have added a little bohemian spirit to the streets of Dubai, writes Tahira Yaqoob.
The drug cartels may have been smashed, but Colombia is still beset by complex social problems.
A suspicious fire destroyed a mosque and devastated a small-town US Muslim community. But they never expected such an outpouring of support from around the world.
Terrence Bramble went from career soldier to florist, and his business is winning a growing share of the fresh flower market in the UAE.
The female entertainers of Pakistan's Swat Valley are keeping their Pashtun culture alive despite being dismissed by academics and attacked by the Taliban.
Tahira Yaqoob talks to the Indian actor Anupam Kher about his recent Hollywood breakthrough in Robert de Niro's Silver Linings Playbook.
Hotel Insider This business hotel in the Qatari capital's West Bay is a trendy, beautifully designed venue.
Investigation into deadly mall fire that killed 19 people finds firefighters didn't reach children trapped in a nursery until two hours after fire broke out.
A worker at the nursery inside Doha's Villaggio Mall asked a security guard if she should evacuate the children when smoke started to enter the nursery. The guard told her to relax and go back inside.
They faced the depredations of the Taliban and devastating floods. Now thanks to the generosity of private citizens and the UAE government, smiles are returning to the faces of the children of the Swat valley.
Looking for a fun way to get in shape and lose weight, Tahira Yaqoob tries out a Bollywood dance class with Nisha Shivnani at Ductac in Dubai's Mall of the Emirates.
