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Khalil Jalaleddine

What Being an HIV Individual in Lebanon Truly Entails

  Finding out you are HIV positive is upsetting on discovery. Living in a society that scrutinizes you for it,...
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Dania Yamout

Murder On The Orient Express (2017): A Thought-Provoking Production

Murder on the Orient Express is the latest movie adaptation of the classic murder mystery written by Agatha Christie. It...
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Chermine S. Haidar

Anthology Launch: Arab Women Voice New Realities

Turning Point Books has officially launched the new anthology entitled Arab Women Voice New Realities, co-edited by Roseanne Khalaf and Dima Nasser. The launch took place at Artisans du Liban et d’Orient, on Friday November 24, 2017. As a compilation of different stories told by Arab women themselves, the anthology...
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Tamara Saade

Rusted Radishes Launches Its Sixth Issue

More than 130 people attended ‘Rusted Radishes’ magazine launch on Saturday, November 25, at Haven for Artists in Mar Mikhael....
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Dania Yamout

Thor: Ragnarok — One of Marvel Studio’s Finest Productions

    Thor: Ragnarok is the newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).   Thor: Ragnarok is the third...
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Dania Yamout

It 2017 Review

It is a movie adaptation of the bestselling 1986 horror novel written by horror maestro Stephen King.  Stephen King has the privilege of being the author with a huge number of film adaptations of his work.  From the dismal Pet Sematary, to the award-winning The Green Mile, the chilling Misery,...
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Thalia Arawi

The Arab ‘Stepford Wives’: A Deceiving And Ailing Vanity

In 1972, the late playwright and novelist Ira Levin wrote a novel about a city inhabited by women who were...
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Tamara Saade

Fall-ing in Lebanon

Parents and grandparents go on and on about their memories of the autumn in Lebanon. The mountain breeze that changes...
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Mira Tfaily

They Call It Chaos, We Call It Home

From policemen taking selfies in front of graffitis in Downtown Beirut  to citizens protesting the pollution caused by the waste crisis by burning garbage, the relationship our country has with legality is paradoxical. In sectors as diverse as waste management, water and electricity provision, and, of course, public transportation, an...
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Sami Halabi

Lebanon’s Rugby: Take The Sect Out Of The Game

There were some rather surreal weeks in Tripoli from 2002 to 2004. For one, the salad bowl-like municipal stadium at...
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Beirut Today

An Interview with Joslin Kehdy, Founder of Recycle Lebanon

On the 21st  of October , Beirut Today interviewed the charismatic and passionate Joslin Kehdy, the founder of Recycle Lebanon,...
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Jad Safwan

Lifehaus: A New House In Town

Smog, mass deforestation, and mountains of trash, it’s almost as if humanity is making a genuine effort to destroy the one and only planet we can survive on. Thankfully though, there are some who are taking heed and creating more sustainable communities and minimizing the harm we have been causing....
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