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{jcomments on}Tweet Syria is famous for producing soap operas during Ramadan. But this year’s uprising in the face of a brutal crackdown by Bashar al-Assad’s regime is all too real. Now famous actresses play supportive roles and... Read more
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{jcomments on}Tweet The Palestinian Trio musicians Adnan, Wissam and Samir Joubran, arrived at the late Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish’s temple 40 days after his death. The memories of their last days together, while performing in... Read more
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Tweet {jcomments on} Her film “Like Twenty Impossibles” (2003) was the first Palestinian short film to be an official selection of the Cannes International Film Festival. It won more than 15 awards at various international festivals... Read more
Tweet {jcomments on} Edgware Road Project artist-in-residence Rania Stephan presents the UK premiere of her film The Three Disappearances of Soad Hosni (2011), which recently won the Sharjah Biennial Prize 2011
Read moreTweet {jcomments on} Dubai, UAE: The Dubai Culture & Arts Authority (Dubai Culture), the Emirate’s dedicated Authority for culture, arts, and heritage, will host a series of fine arts workshops, covering traditional artforms including... Read more
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{jcomments on} By Iqbal Tamimi The Jeddah Atelier for Fine Arts will conclude its activities for this year next Wednesday June 22, 2011 by exhibiting the second gallery for young artists under the age of 36, sponsored by the Saudi Ministry... Read more
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{jcomments on} AFGHAN ACTRESS: Actress Marina Golbahari, achieved global fame from her role as a young girl dressed as a boy in the Afghan film ‘Osama’ (Getty Images) A young bride silently sobs on the floor watching her mentally... Read more
{jcomments on}http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbNfnnKEDmg MRN flim screening: ‘Son of Babylon’ dir Mohamad Ad Diriadji with Yasser Talib and Shazada Hussein. Migrants’ Rights Network, The British Film Institute, The Runnymede... Read more
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{jcomments on} The exhibition of ‘Arabick Roots’ launched today at The Royal Society in London, is a surprising revelation of connections between the pioneer Arab-Muslim scholars and seventeenth century Britain’s greatest scholars and... Read more