Celebrities tweet about the tragic Achrafieh blast for their own gain

So they are tweeting about how mad and sad they are about the car bomb in Achrafieh but how many Lebanese actors are actually helping the families? Bayt.com makes job hunting easier; Movie Review: I Served the King of England; and turning a funeral into a spectacle.

Is it possible to steal the attention of a tragedy for one's own gain? Some celebrities in Lebanon may have done just that.

Blog Baladi [2]

How I escaped Achrafieh’s deadly car bombing

This blogger spins a tale of narrowly missing the blast in order to prove the vanity of how some Lebanese celebrities have chosen to steal the attention of the tragedy to themselves.

Jazarah [3]

Bayt.com mobile application connects job seekers to Bayt.com for seamless connectivity to career opportunities

Bayt.com, the Middle East’s number one job site, is empowering job seekers across the region with its mobile application, now available for BlackBerry as well as Android and iPhone.

And Far Away [4]

Movie Review: I Served the King of England

I Served the King of England” is a movie about the absurdity of life’s inextricable mix of sadness and elation. Quoting a roughly-remembered line from the movie: “Her life might not have been happy, but it was very sadly beautiful.”

Ink on the Side [5]

I’m Embarrassed

I feel so sad to watch the news last night and see that what was supposed to be a funeral turned into a political arena. I felt it was disrespectful.