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Lebanese Jazz musicians Charbel and Abdo Sawma are Beirut Today's guests for episode two of Quickfire Questions.
Lebanese all-woman dance troupe Mayyas mesmerized the judges and audience in America's Got Talent with their synchronized movements.
Musicians talk to us about what Beirut Jam Sessions means to them on the music platform's 10th anniversary.
Lightyear is banned in Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the UAE, Oman, and Kuwait because of a scene where two women kiss.
Yasmine Rifaii from Haven for Artists is Beirut Today's guest on Quickfire Questions, a new podcast on all things arts & culture in Lebanon.
Breaking down the 15-minutes of Starfield gameplay revealed at the Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase 2022 on Sunday.
Today’s Google Doodle celebrates Dr. Saniya Habboub, one of Lebanon’s first women doctors. On this day 91 years ago, Dr....
Beirut Cinema Days has returned to its annual screening program after a three-year hiatus caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Surviving the last attack must have been a piece of cake given what the Mona Lisa has been through in the past 500 years.
Yal Solan combines “spiritual pop” with a flavor of world music in her mesmerizing debut single, Silent Fireworks.
In the launch issue of Al Hayya, the magazine engages with a variety of different interpretations of and perspectives on agency.