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Arts & Culture
7 Independent Design and Architecture Firms in Egypt Offering Unique Styles
That statement wall at a favorite restaurant, those lighting fixtures that evoke art at a favorite store,...

Mary Aravanis 8 February 2021
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Arts & Culture
Bold Colors, Bolder Messages: Artopathic Brings ‘Artivism’ to Egypt
At first glance, the bright colors are what seem to grab attention. Moments later, one will find...

Mary Aravanis 7 February 2021
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Feature
Bridging Home and Abroad: Introducing the Dialogue Center for Egyptian Students Abroad
Anyone who has studied abroad or far from home, knows of the importance to feel and stay...

Mary Aravanis 2 February 2021
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Arts & Culture
Some of Egypt’s Top Female Leading Ladies of the Silver Screen: Then and Now
There are some names that are absolutely never forgotten; some names that at a mere mention of,...

Mary Aravanis 31 January 2021
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Opinion
We Need Influencers in Egypt, and Here’s Why
They’re everywhere. As soon as you get scrolling, you’re bound to come across an influencer. It almost...

Mary Aravanis 21 January 2021
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Arts & Culture
5 Young Egyptian Chefs Taking the Culinary World by Storm
Every once in a while, as one scrolls through their Instagram feed, they may come across a...

Mary Aravanis 17 January 2021
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Arts & Culture
5 Must Watch Wahid Hamed Films Tackling Egyptian Politics and Society
Not just anyone can write a well structured storyline that entails complex characters, an intelligent thought-provoking plot...

Mary Aravanis 11 January 2021
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Opinion
The Impossibility for Young Adults to Become Homeowners in Egypt
I would like to buy a house. This thought has been floating around my mind for a...

Mary Aravanis 4 January 2021
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Buzz
December 25th vs. January 7th: The Various Differences Between Two Christmas Dates
‘January 7th?’ One might be wondering upon reading this article’s headline. As Christmas is widely known to...

Mary Aravanis 28 December 2020
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Arts & Culture
My Big Fat Egyptian Christmas: What If We Had an Egyptian Christmas Film?
Picture this: A loud family gathering, a dining table full of traditional western and Egyptian Christmas dishes,...

Mary Aravanis 26 December 2020
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Arts & Culture
10 Indie Films From the MENA Region Available to Watch on Netflix
From deeply rooted traditions to distinct cultural and societal norms and values, the countries of the Middle...

Mary Aravanis 24 December 2020
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Reviews
‘Barefoot in Tunis’ Brings a Sustainable Living Experience to Fayoum
Following a wooden sign that reads ‘Barefoot in Tunis’ down a narrow dirt road in the small,...

Mary Aravanis 22 December 2020
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Travel
From Pottery to Museum Visits: Top Things to Do in Tunis Village, Fayoum
It may be a small village, full of dirt roads and minimal infrastructure, but Tunis Village in...

Mary Aravanis 17 December 2020
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Buzz
Spreading Holiday Spirit with This Compilation of Christmas Trees in Egyptian Homes
Although the majority of Egypt’s streets may not necessarily be lined with Christmas decorations and holiday lights...

Mary Aravanis 16 December 2020
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Arts & Culture
A Closer Look at Why Certain Christmas Films Truly Never Get Old
Perhaps it’s the sentimental background music, the lovable characters or the all around Christmas vibes that make...

Mary Aravanis 10 December 2020
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Arts & Culture
Platonic Productions Brings Immersive Film Experiences to Cairo Audiences
Imagine the sound of bees buzzing in the distance as one watches a documentary on beekeeping, or...

Mary Aravanis 4 December 2020
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Arts & Culture
’Tis the Season: 5 Places in Cairo to Get Christmas Decorations
Yes, it’s that time of the year again – the time of reds, golds and greens, wrapping...

Mary Aravanis 4 December 2020

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