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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Beirut Museum of Art set to open in 2026

The Beirut Museum of Art (BeMA) is set to open its doors in Beirut in 2026, presenting itself as “a...
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Sandra Abdelbaki

“Will You Bury Me” tells the earnest story of Shiite mother in Beirut

The short film, written and directed by Noor Eldin Aboud, has so far won 12 local and international awards across a variety of categories.
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Laudy Issa

Lebanon returns 337 stolen artifacts to Iraq

The ancient artifacts, which include clay tablets with cuneiform writings, date back to different periods of Mesopotamia.
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عامر شيباني

Homeless bookseller’s store burned down in Lebanon

“Pick out the book you like for free, and congratulations,” bookseller Mohamed Maghrabi would say to anyone who visited him.
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Still from Don't Look Up where Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, and Timothée Chalamet are walking in a dishevelled supermarket.
Cendrella Azar

Don’t Look Up screams into the void

A few weeks have passed since its premiere, but Adam McKay's Don't Look Up is already one of the most divisive films out there.
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Sandra Abdelbaki

Emsallam on resistance in music, mental health, and rap in the Arab world

Emsallam, the Jordanian/Palestinian audio visual artist, rapper and painter, talks to Beirut Today after his first performance in Lebanon.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Ziad Itani turns local tragedies into gut-wrenching laughter with “Sett el Dounia”

Lebanon’s Ziad Itani returns to the stage with “Sett el Dounia,” a play starring him in the role of 80-something-year old Amira.
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Laudy Issa

Hades becomes first video game to win a Hugo Award

Hades bested The Last of Us: Part II, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Final Fantasy VII Remake, Spiritfarer & Blaseball.
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Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Pamela Mansour on designing an Ixsir bottle, living in the now, and femininity

Get to know the visual artist who has collaborated with local artists, brands, and creatives under her brand, lustrations.
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Hanin Haidar Ahmad

Inside Musée Henry, built from 100 demolished houses in Beirut

We tour Musée Henry, a declaration of love to old Beirut.
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Poster art for "Fedayin: Le Combat de Georges Abdallah" showing the political prisoner wearing a suit and in handcuffs against a white backdrop and Palestinian protests.
Dima Farran

Georges Abdallah sans comrades in new documentary

"Fedayin: Le Combat de Georges Abdallah" was recently screened in both Beirut and a number of European capitals.
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Flowery collage of Etel Adnan
Lynn Sheikh Moussa

Etel Adnan, influential Lebanese-American author and artist, dies at 96

Influential and renowned Lebanese-American author, poet and painter Etel Adnan died Sunday in Paris at the age of 96. Adnan was born in 1925 in Beirut, Lebanon to mother Rose “Lily” Lacorte and father Assaf Kadri. The poet grew up speaking Greek and Turkish in a predominantly Arab-speaking society, with...
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