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Katrine Dige Houmøller

Rumman Music Festival Ignites Tripoli’s Cultural Renaissance

The music blasts with exhilarating intensity. A pulsating mix of rap, techno, and hip-hop takes turns commanding the old Cinema...
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Katrine Dige Houmøller

When I Was A Sex Worker: Dubai, Drugs, and Dollars

Trigger warning: This article contains discussions of sexual assault, drug abuse, and other triggering topics. We advise caution as you...
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Issam Kayssi

Present Tense: The Alternative Pulse of Ras Beirut

To live in Beirut today is to live with a perpetual sense of nostalgia, a longing for a bygone era that may or may not have been experienced firsthand, yet is invariably perceived as superior to a grim present.  “Before October,” “before 2020,” “before the coronavirus,” “before the collapse in...
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Katrine Dige Houmøller

“It’s No Longer Just About the Welfare of Animals”: The Shadowy World of Pet Stores

The air is thick with the odor of urine, feces, and pet food, assaulting the senses as one steps into...
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Katrine Dige Houmøller

Ten Years of Cultural Odyssey: Beirut & Beyond International Music Festival

From hip hop to dreamy folk, traditional Arabic music to electronic beats, even melodic pop to a bit of rock....
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Abigail Carroll

“Jam3a” event gathers and inspires artists for a cause

Over 400 spectators and artists filed into the lower floor of KED events venue on February 3, filling the space with a feeling of calm anticipation for Jam3a, a performance event to raise relief funds for families in South Lebanon. Two stages set up at a ninety-degree angle to each...
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Katrine Dige Houmøller

Takeover’s ‘Tooth and Nail’ Explores the Human Body’s Battlefield

Within the Takeover room, a subtle emptiness prevails. The atmosphere tinged with a coolness accentuated by the mint-colored floor and...
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Tamara Saade

Pick an alternative to red roses this Valentine’s Day

Red roses, balloons, and life-sized teddy bears have taken over the streets of Beirut in preparation for lovers’ most anticipated...
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Lebanese musician Yara Asmar makes Pitchfork’s top 30 experimental and jazz albums of 2023

Lebanese musician and puppeteer Yara Asmar’s album “synth waltzes and accordion laments” has been named one of Pitchfork’s Top 30 Best Jazz and Experimental Albums of 2023. Asmar’s album was made possible by the support of the Culture Resource, and is mastered and released by Hive Mind Records, a small-time...
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Beirut Today

Blu Fiefer’s Latest Single “Ekhir Hamme”: Mafi Budget with an Unapologetic Sound

Emphatic Mexican-Lebanese artist Blu Fiefer is back with a new single, “Ekhir Hamme”, as part of her upcoming debut album...
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Karem Monzer

“Face it by Dancing”: PoleFit Lebanon dismantles stereotypes

Laura Ayoub happened upon pole dancing while on a trip in 2015, and immediately fell in love. In the years...
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Chhavi Mehra

An aerial photographer on a mission to change Lebanon’s conflict narrative

Carlos Haidamous loved going to the airports. He loved to see the planes fly and explore the cockpits, and today, he is a filmmaker, aerial photographer and cinematographer who specializes in filming using drones.  “I learned about drones when they were just released. Before I got my first drone, the...
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