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Arts & Culture
‘A Well of Deprivation’: One of the Few Egyptian Films to Bravely Tackle Mental Health
Although mental health is gaining more and more importance in Egypt and the general Arab world, it...

Mary Aravanis 18 October 2020
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Arts & Culture
A Closer Look at Hollywood’s Historical Accuracy in the 1963 Film ‘Cleopatra’
‘Extravagant’ is perhaps the perfect word to describe Cleopatra, the Oscar-winning 1963 film. An almost five hour...

Mary Aravanis 17 October 2020
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Arts & Culture
Exploring Cairo Like a Local: The Alternative Itinerary for a One Day Tour
Cairo is full of amazing experiences that most tourists – and even locals – aren’t fully aware...

Mary Aravanis 17 October 2020
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Arts & Culture
Looking Into One of the Lesser Known Roles of an Actor: Networking
Auditions, rehearsals, workshops, long shoots, performances – acting is in and of itself both demanding and oftentimes...

Mary Aravanis 15 October 2020
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Arts & Culture
From Comedy to Tragedy: A Brief History of the Evolution of Theatre in Egypt
Although theatre, as an art form, is said to have been present during the time of the...

Mary Aravanis 7 October 2020
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Arts & Culture
In Photos: Traveling Through Time with Egyptian Costume Design
Egyptian cinema has a long, extensive history, and is considered the region’s entertainment industry leader, producing a...

Mary Aravanis 3 October 2020
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Buzz
An Authentic Experience at What the Crust: Maadi’s Newest Pizza Spot
Hidden away on a small Maadi side street lies the area’s newest pizza spot, a quaint little...

Mary Aravanis 2 October 2020
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Buzz
COVID-19 Friendly: Top Five Outdoor Activities To Do in Cairo
For most people who live in Cairo, escaping the city is like a breath of fresh air,...

Mary Aravanis 2 October 2020
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Feature
A Brief Overview of Egypt’s Untapped Tourism Potential
When one thinks of Egypt, an image of the Great Pyramids of Giza immediately comes to mind....

Mary Aravanis 30 September 2020
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Arts & Culture
A Closer Look at the Keto Diet: Egypt’s Latest Dietary Trend
Almost anyone in the world is familiar with the word ‘keto’ by now, a new diet that...

Mary Aravanis 27 September 2020
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Arts & Culture
A Brief Guide to Egyptian Cinema’s Most Memorable Monologues
Almost every true Egyptian cinephile will have a long list of film references that somehow manage to...

Mary Aravanis 25 September 2020
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Business & Technology
#StayHome but Buy This and That: When a Pandemic is Used as a Marketing ‘Trend’
Advertising can be a vicious world, grabbing at almost anything to use as a means to an...

Mary Aravanis 20 September 2020
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Feature
Behind the Lens: The Remarkable Story of This Pulitzer Prize Winning Photograph
A moment in time captured. Sometimes moving, sometimes merely aesthetically pleasing, photography is considered a beautiful art...

Mary Aravanis 17 September 2020
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Arts & Culture
These Magnetic Illustrations Showcase the Diverse Talent of Young Egyptian Artists
Much like the world of art in its general sense, the world of illustration – which falls...

Mary Aravanis 12 September 2020
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Arts & Culture
Salah Jahin’s Political Poetry: When Poetry and Journalism Worked Hand in Hand
Known for many a thing, from his ruba’iyat (quatrains) to his memorable songs from some of Egypt’s...

Mary Aravanis 11 September 2020
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Buzz
From Flips to Clicks: The Evolution of Conducting Research Through Books vs. The Internet
Once upon a time, the internet had yet to exist and when one needed to conduct research...

Mary Aravanis 6 September 2020
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Arts & Culture
Heritage and Nostalgia: How One Man is Trying to Save his 100-Year-Old Family Home
“This is the house where I grew up for 31 years of my life, the house where...

Mary Aravanis 4 September 2020

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