The tourism slogan “I love you in your madness" is taken from a famous song released by Fairuz before the outbreak of the Civil War in 1975.
Culture
This year’s Dubai Design Week is set to support Lebanon’s design community, which has been dubbed the “creative capital of...
Life in Beirut is a difficult mosaic of experiences to describe to those who have not experienced them firsthand. Marina Chamma’s collection of short stories, And So We Drive On, does a fantastic job of highlighting just this: We may experience and perceive the same city and streets, but our...
The Palestinian Stories collection includes award-winning titles like A Man Returned by Mahdi Fleifel and The Crossing by May Odeh.
Lebanese composer Yasmina Sabbah is leading an all-female orchestra under the guidance of Oscar winning composer A.R. Rahman.
The Arab Women Film Days program at the Malmö Arab Film Festival is launching tomorrow to celebrate Arab women in cinema.
The Arab Women Film Days will launch on Friday, October 1.
With COVID-19 restrictions, Lebanon’s economic crisis, and the Beirut blast, the film nearly didn’t come to life.
Within the waking Lebanese nightmare, Mounia Akl spotlights despair and hopelessness in a way that deeply resonates.
A 3,700-year-old clay tablet revealed that ancient Babylonians used the Pythagorean theorem to accurately divide lands.
"Their return to their rightful form is a powerful symbol of healing and resilience after disaster," said TEFAF chairman Hidde van Seggelen.
Stove from director Jad Andari pays homage to a special place and time right before Lebanon's October 2019 protests.