Let him eat cake! Jordan's King Abdullah turns 51

After getting a new parliament in place, Jordan's King Abdullah can celebrate his 51st with hopes for a blessed 2013; Yanni Live in Dubai; Dubai Lynx Teams Up With YouTube to Launch 30 Second Ad Competition; and 5 Things to do in Lebanon.

Jordan King Abdullah notches 51 years in his royal belt.

Sleepless in Ammn [2]

Milestones of HM King Abdullah II of Jordan

Today marks the 51st birthday of His Majesty King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein, who ascended the Jordanian Throne on the 7th of Feb, 1999 after the death of his late Majesty King Hussein. On occasion of His Majesty’s birthday I’m writing this quick biographical blogpost to highlight the milestones of His Majesty Life.

American Bedu [3]

Saudi Arabia: Interview with Saudi wife, Nicole Part I of II

"For some reason, I braced myself for a cheesy pick-up line. Then he continued, “Do you know where I can buy a cowboy hat here?”" Take notes all you Aran men who want a foreign wife: Start with a cowboy hat and the rest is gravy.

Crazy Yet Wise [4]

Yanni Live in Dubai

YANNI is a legendary composer and live performer who has brought hundreds of millions of fans and fellow world citizens together via his concerts is all set to return to Dubai. YANNI with his full Orchestra will perform live in Dubai World Trade Centre as part of his World Tour 2013.

State of Mind [5]

Look At All Those Lebanese “Kuffar”

Some Lebanese decided that such obvious cultural terrorism i.e banning civil marriages, wasn’t going to be the way to silence them. So they did what they could and they spoke up – peacefully.

Jazarah [6]

Dubai Lynx Teams Up With YouTube to Launch 30 Second Ad Competition

The Dubai Lynx 7-Day Brief powered by YouTube, is a new regional contest in search of two talented individuals who wish to showcase their creative flair by producing a 30 second commercial for a non-for-profit organisation.

Plus 961 [7]

5 Things to do in Lebanon

The Wall Street Journal compiled a list of five fun things to do around Lebanon in an article published yesterday. It’s good the articles mentions nothing about the nightlife in Beirut for a change!