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Piaff Boutique

September 4, 2010
Piaff Boutique

CLEMENCEAU Beirut DOWNTOWN Beirut T. +961(0)1362368 T. +961(0)1976677 In a quiet street in Beirut’s Clemenceau area, there’s a point in the road where the traffic slows down and cars stop to take a look at a Window display. Horns may be honking behind them, but a look into one of the city’s most original and creative fashion boutiques is...

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Mutation or Oblivion: the “Théâtre de Beyrouth” case – Beirut transforming into a Cultural Wasteland.

December 20, 2011
Mutation or Oblivion: the “Théâtre de Beyrouth” case – Beirut transforming into a Cultural Wasteland.

Since it opened in 1965, the Theatre of Beirut, in Ein el-Mreisseh, has been a cultural monument where its stage bore witness to decades of implemented artistic visions, its auditorium harbored riveting applauses and its seats were occupied by...

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LAUDI ABILLAMA : “The Great Depression”

December 8, 2011
LAUDI ABILLAMA : “The Great Depression”

Exhibition (Art) Daily, until Dec 8, 11:00am -> 7:00pm At Art Circle’s New Sub-Space Hamra street, Horse Shoe bldg (Above Costa Café), First fl. “The Great Depression” by Laudi Abillama is the continuation of an ongoing project intended to...

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Popular Beirut blogger releases book

December 4, 2011
Popular Beirut blogger releases book

By Brooke Anderson The Daily Star BEIRUT: Two years ago Nasri Atallah left his banking job in London for his native Lebanon, and decided to try his hand at blogging, writing a satirical post about Lebanese tourism clichés –...

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Beirut Book Fair offers wealth of work on Arab Spring

December 4, 2011
Beirut Book Fair offers wealth of work on Arab Spring

By Wassim Mroueh The Daily Star BEIRUT: With this year’s Arab Spring on the minds of so many people in this region, the 55th edition of the Beirut International Arab Book Fair, which opens Friday, is of special significance....

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‘It’s not my Beirut anymore’

November 10, 2011
‘It’s not my Beirut anymore’

By Mirella Hodeib The Daily Star BEIRUT: Hanan al-Shaykh detests epithets and prejudice. Labels like “Muslim,” “Arab,” “Lebanese-born” and “feminist” are a source of annoyance to the acclaimed novelist, who perceives them to be a form of concealed discrimination....

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H&M Store Opening in Kaslik

October 25, 2011
H&M Store Opening in Kaslik

On October 15, 2011 H&M the international design-driven clothing retailer opened its 7th store in Lebanon. The store is located in Kaslik. Over 1900 square meters guarantee that all H&M lovers will get a chance to fully enjoy Kaslik’s...

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