Category: Culture
Interbellum takes you down a winding, nostalgic road with Dead Pets, Old Griefs
Interbellum’s Karl Mattar would much rather let his music speak for itself than sit for.
No Demand No Supply: Bringing the sex buyer into the narrative
Three years after its raid, the ring leaders behind the largest case of human trafficking in Lebanon are still at large.
Our Women On The Ground: Arab women reporting on conflicts in their own backyards
“There is no one Arab woman, there is no one way to be an Arab woman, and there is no one Arab female experience.”
Cherries and Snow: Hammana Artist House breathes life back into a small Lebanese village
The history of the Hammana Artist House and its role in revitalising a village known for its cherries and climate.
Quickfire Questions with Kozo
Kozo (and Alfie’s pillow) sit around a mess of pedals in Tunefork Studios and talk.
With Yo-Yo Ma and Right To Play, Beirut Becomes a Stage for Refugees
Young Syrian and Palestinian refugees recently shared the stage with world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma and.
On Egyptian Rock N’ Activism: We talked to Massar Egbari at their Beirut concert
Five Egyptian musicians walk into Bayt Em Nazih and set the crowd on fire with their unique blend of rock and social activism.
Beirut’s historic landmarks between resilience and destruction: the case of Vendome Stairs
In recent years, several civil society groups have fought to protect what little is left of public spaces in Beirut.
Thousands protest Mashrou’ Leila cancellation through massive concert in Beirut
Thousands stood in solidarity with Mashrou’ Leila, following the cancellation of their concert at the.
Redefining Drag: The Political, Fierce, and Daring Arab Perspective
Rather than imitating the West, the Arab community has turned drag into its own.