Soft toys are hardcore
It’s a whacky world out there and nowhere is this more so than with the Furries (and they’ve got nothing to do with children’s television)
NOW, for those who don’t go out a lot or for souls who reside in Pissouri (few I reckon), will be aware of the slow but steady worldwide popularity of a cult called the Furries.
Whatever type of party you are used to, there is a new one on the circuit: olive oil parties
I BET you have been invited to all sorts of parties and get-togethers but olive oil parties seem to be the latest thing. I was introduced to the idea by Petros Maliotis, the man responsible for this new trend in partying.
Squash is the most physically advantageous sport going but why does it not receive more recognition?
Change of face
A face-painter extraordinaire who creates works of art on human canvasses
Leading musicians in the world of chamber music are making their way to Cyprus over the next couple of weeks
The European Dance Festival kicked off in Limassol yesterday and promises the best in European contemporary dance
The practice by Cypriot women of laying a place at the dinner table for family members who have been missing since the 1974 Turkish invasion was the inspiration for a dance performance taking place as part of a European Festival that kicked off in Limassol yesterday.
Rage Rover
What annoys you most? The environmental impact of SUVs or the class of people that drive them?
Keeping it simple
AFTER feasting on Easter goodies, light and easy is the call of the day. May heralds the beginning of outdoor entertaining so indulge in some fuss-free meals with family and friends
Tiger Prawn and Bean Sprout Salad
Serves 4
Orea Hellas Taverna
Good Sense of Houmos
Total relaxation, good food, good wine. It doesn’t get any better
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