All posts tagged "arts"

As a young girl, digging inside my mother’s purse everyday was a rehearsal to adulthood. Sitting cross-legged...

It was almost midnight on 10 July, 1923 when the sound of three gunshots echoed through London’s...

Planning to visit Cairo soon? The first thought that comes to mind is typing “places to visit...

In a family car roaring down a European highway, an Egyptian couple inserts a USB drive into...

Looking inside the mind of a songwriter or a composer is like looking through an endless cave;...

Standing awkwardly alone with her head slightly tilted to the side and her arms crossed, showing no...

Decked on the shimmery banks of the Nile are a line of wooden houseboats – two-storey structures...

Did you know that you can visit the National Museum for Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) and learn a...

Egyptians have always been fond of expression; a gracious act, a warm smile, or an affectionate and...

In Inji Efflatoun’s life, there were long talks of leaked dreams, where freedom plastered every tongue, and...

The Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival is a world-renowned short film festival. The roots of the festival...

The 53rd edition of Cairo’s International Book Fair will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly at...

The Aswan International Women Film Festival (AIWFF) announced artist Sawsan Badr as the recipient of the Isis...

There is a famous metaphor, of lobsters, used by Israeli-American Hasidic rabbi and psychiatrist, Dr. Abraham Twerski,...

Cairo is brimming with musical talent. Like in most industries, male musicians and DJs are more visible,...

‘Mousa’ might seem like a typical superhero movie at first. But it represents a new chapter in...

After world-premiering in Toronto as well as the Cairo International Film Festival, the documentary ‘Lift Like a...