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Like pilgrims to Mecca, art students bellying up to free hors d’oeuvres, or maybe both, thousands of contemporary art fans swarm Miami Beach for four days in early December...Art Basel Miami Beach, headquartered at the Miami Beach Convention Center, has...

A United Nations group will present a scathing report Tuesday on Israel's conduct during its military offensive into Gaza that began late last year. The U.N. Fact Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict is headed by Richard Goldstone. In the...

Saudi beauty queen Aya Ali al-Mulla trounced 274 rivals to win a crown, jewellery, cash and a trip to Malaysia, and all without showing her face, Saudi media reported on Friday. With her face and body completely covered by the...

With her face and body completely covered by the black head-to-toe abaya mandatory in the conservative Muslim kingdom, 18-year-old Mullah was named "Queen of Beautiful Morals". In Saudiarabia a beauty queen Aya Ali al-Mulla trounced 274 rivals to win a...

Despite a three-decade ban on cinemas in Saudi Arabia, some movies may be acceptable in the kingdom. We know that,there are no cinemas in Saudi Arabia, but some coffee shops surreptitiously put on movies for customers. After made the concession,the...

Saudi Arabia is not the ideal tourist destination if you crave access to public cinemas. The only means to accessing such a luxury in the kingdom are sneaky coffee shops, satellite television and home DVDs. Trips to nearby Bahrain and...

This is not a spoof. Yes, this is the picture of the most beautiful goat in Saudi Arabia. Want one? Will cost you a $100,000. The photograph shows a Damascene goat during the Mazayen al-Maaz competition in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia...Here...

More than two million Muslims yesterday took part in special prayers at the Grand Mosque in Makkah to mark the completion of the recitation of the Holy Qur’an during the nighttime Taraweeh prayers this Ramadan. The huge mosque complex as...

On a sweltering August morning, a small group of Iranians crowded outside the green metal door of a cemetery. They wanted to go in to look at the remains of one particular tomb: the tomb of biblical Eve. Like hundreds...