Diary of a woman glued to Ramadan TV

Published June 21st, 2015 - 10:52 GMT
We all know the mixed messages women get from TV and other media can be hilarious (do real women actually wear high heels that often?).  Ramadan TV specials only increase the fun.  Yalla.  (AFP/File)
We all know the mixed messages women get from TV and other media can be hilarious (do real women actually wear high heels that often?). Ramadan TV specials only increase the fun. Yalla. (AFP/File)

What I'm learning as a woman from Ramadan TV  

The author is steadfastly watching a multitude of  TV series this Ramadan so that she can share with you here the wisdom she's gleaning on a daily basis.

Source: Mada Masr

 

Arabic supergroup weave Palestinian literature and history into new album  

An album set for release later this summer brings together musical and literary creativity from Palestine and the wider Arab world.

Alif (Arabic for the letter A) are a kind of alternative Arabic supergroup, featuring famously innovative Iraqi oud player Khyam Allami, Palestinian singer-songwriter Tamer Abu Ghazaleh, Lebanese percussionist Khaled Yassine, bassist Bashar Farran and Egyptian keyboard player Maurice Louca.

Source: Electronic Intifada

 

A tribute to Lebanese dads: men who love to let themselves go  

With the recent surge of popularity in the “dad bod”, Father’s Day is more than ever an important holiday. You could even say the most important holiday, ever.

We here at Beirut.com plan on celebrating this holiday to the fullest extent and paying homage to the original creators of the dadbod: Lebanese men. Here’s how our Lebanese fathers have made their mark in the Dad Hall of Fame, so to speak.

Source: Beirut.com

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