Entering the McDonald’s kitchen can be strangely relieving. With so much Internet chatter over the food served in the kitchens of the world’s largest fast food chain or how it is prepared or stored, a step-by-step tour of what really goes behind the counters is rather reassuring.

Just be nice to the fat people in your life, and don’t judge them and tell them what to do, Lindy tells Bethany Jean Clement. “And listen to them”

Earlier this week, on Monday, when nature lovers across the globe celebrated World Turtle Day, a bunch of architecture students from Qatar University (QU) spurred on by their professor....

It is home to unique historical and cultural sites. Once there, you get to see the Makusurani graveyard, where many of the islands’ previous Arab rulers are buried.

Summers in Doha may be hot, but they haven’t deterred the active Nepalese community. They have three grand musical programmes planned for tomorrow and the next Friday (May 27 and June 3).

Watching the Ride Along films (this is the second installment in the buddy cop franchise) is an exercise in succumbing to Kevin Hart’s unique, manic charms.

At the 27th edition of ITEX, one of the largest invention exhibitions in the world, earlier this month, Qatar-based Indian expat Mohamed Shakir bagged the Gold medal for his ingenious invention...

Besides the existing business and trade co-operation, Croatia and Qatar have multiple other such opportunities to explore particularly in the energy and tourism sectors.

South Africa’s biggest rock band and one of its best-selling music artistes of all time, The Parlotones is all strapped up to give Qatar a live taste of its indie-alternative-rock-pop mash with smash hits such as Push me to the Floor, Sleepwalker,....

The just-concluded 69th Cannes Film Festival had its share of gems. But sadly not all of them appealed to the Australian director George Miller’s jury.

Keeping up with the welfare services for the expatriate community, Pakistan Arts Society-Qatar (PAS) is organising a one-day Career Counselling Session this weekend.

Posters at the Squirrel Hill Health Center advertise childbirth classes in Nepalese, warn in Spanish about eating too much sugar and offer words of “welcome” in multiple languages.