DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Syria's state-run TV says President Bashar Assad has pardoned an unspecified number of criminals ahead of the country's national holiday.
Syrian TV: Assad decrees amnesty for criminals
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Syria's state-run TV says President Bashar Assad has pardoned an unspecified number of criminals ahead of the country's national holiday.
Syrian TV: Assad decrees amnesty for criminals
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Syria's state-run TV says President Bashar Assad has pardoned an unspecified number of criminals ahead of the country's national holiday.
Groovy!? – Yeaaaa!
It’s been a while since I got my groove on but luckily for me, Crocs was kind enough to provide enough groove for all of us last night! At the Grand Avenues, Crocs hosted a retro event which, for me, was a home-run in all aspects.
So what exactly is retro? – reviving the styles and especially the fashions of the past: fashionably nostalgic or old-fashioned.
And that is exactly what was going down at the Crocs store last night with their 70’s theme!
The 1970s, was a decade that saw many diverse forms of music funk and psychedelic rock and medleys and sketches that aired on local TV. It was also the birth of movies and plays that are still groovy to date such as, Saturday Night Fever and local play “The Salmiya Bachelor” starring Kuwaiti star Abdulhussain Abdulredha. Not to forget, the funky fashion in the 70s that flaunted bell-bottoms, afros, sequins, loud prints and the androgynous hippie look.
The 70’s-themed retro event was held to take us back to the 70s era of funky designs and vintage-themed outfits which was the inspiration behind the iconic Crocs Retro Collection.
The new Crocs Retro Collection is created for the fans of the original clog as well as a more fashion-conscious audience drawn to the funky vintage feel. The Retro Collection keeps true to the signature comfort of Croslite material and at the same time, the retro styles gives the shoes a sporty, performance driven feel.
Crocs products are sold in over 90 countries. Every day, millions of Crocs™ shoe lovers around the world enjoy the exceptional form, function, versatility and feel-good qualities of these shoes while at work, school and play.
Groovy!? – Yeaaaa!
It’s been a while since I got my groove on but luckily for me, Crocs was kind enough to provide enough groove for all of us last night! At the Grand Avenues, Crocs hosted a retro event which, for me, was a home-run in all aspects.
So what exactly is retro? – reviving the styles and especially the fashions of the past: fashionably nostalgic or old-fashioned.
And that is exactly what was going down at the Crocs store last night with their 70’s theme!
The 1970s, was a decade that saw many diverse forms of music funk and psychedelic rock and medleys and sketches that aired on local TV. It was also the birth of movies and plays that are still groovy to date such as, Saturday Night Fever and local play “The Salmiya Bachelor” starring Kuwaiti star Abdulhussain Abdulredha. Not to forget, the funky fashion in the 70s that flaunted bell-bottoms, afros, sequins, loud prints and the androgynous hippie look.
The 70’s-themed retro event was held to take us back to the 70s era of funky designs and vintage-themed outfits which was the inspiration behind the iconic Crocs Retro Collection.
The new Crocs Retro Collection is created for the fans of the original clog as well as a more fashion-conscious audience drawn to the funky vintage feel. The Retro Collection keeps true to the signature comfort of Croslite material and at the same time, the retro styles gives the shoes a sporty, performance driven feel.
Crocs products are sold in over 90 countries. Every day, millions of Crocs™ shoe lovers around the world enjoy the exceptional form, function, versatility and feel-good qualities of these shoes while at work, school and play.
Egyptian court drops lawsuit to ban comedy show
CAIRO (AP) — A Cairo court on Saturday dismissed a lawsuit filed by an Islamist lawyer demanding that a popular Egyptian satirist's TV show be banned for allegedly insulting the president and containing excessive sexual innuendo.
Egypt steps up campaign against TV satirist
CAIRO (AP) — Egyptian authorities on Tuesday stepped up a campaign against a popular TV comedian accused of insulting the president, threatening to revoke the license of a private TV station that airs his weekly program and angrily dismissing U.S. criticism of legal proceedings against him.
Libyan state TV suspends work over security row
TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) — Staff members at Libya’s state TV news channel have suspended work indefinitely after an employee was allegedly assaulted by a member of a militia guarding their building.
Egypt: TV warned of closure over popular satirist
CAIRO (AP) — Egypt's state Investment Authority says it will revoke the license of a private TV station that airs a popular satirist if he does not stop the use of "unacceptable and offensive" language.
Egypt issues arrest warrant for TV satirist
CAIRO (AP) — Egypt's state prosecutors ordered the arrest Saturday of a popular television satirist for allegedly insulting Islam and the country's leader, in a move that government opponents say is aimed at silencing critics of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.