Episodes

Episode 16

This week Twenty Something looks at the challenges of forming lasting friendships in transient cities where people are always coming and going. Psychologist, Dr Saliha Afridi, and Dubai – New in Town member, Cassandra Bollen join us in the studio to talk experiences and practical advice on how to make friends and keep them. Dr Saliha’s also advising one of our viewers on how to deal with her insecurities involving public speaking, in our Agony Aunt section. And in The Lowdown, Lubna chats to old friend Nayla Al Khaja about her latest film, Malal. Ash takes us step-by-step through an easy smokey eyes make-up tutorial and in Career Ladder, experts bayt.com give their advice on successfully shifting careers. Annah goes behind the scenes of TV shows (including Twenty Something) in At the Movies and in the competition, we give away 1000 dirhams of Smash Box make-up.


CELEBS & EVENTS

Demi Moore Wins First Acting Award
Lady Gaga To Release New Album - Harlequin
Taylor Swift Wins 7 Awards at the 2024 MTV VMAs
Jimmy Kimmel Declines Offer to Host the 2025 Oscars!
Robert Downey Jr Returns to Marvel Cinematic Universe as 'Doctor Doom'

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