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Prairie Rubaiyat-Part IV- Chapter III

Introduction From my early youth when I first read the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, I have been enthralled by the verses of that world- renowned Persian poet and his type of poetry.  Of course, it was not the poet himself but rather Edward Fitzgerald who first translated his stanzas into English thus making this mathematician-astronomer … Continued

Dolce & Gabanna Host First Ever Fashion Show in the Middle-East

SOURCE: ASIA MEDIA BY: ANTONIA HORLICK On Sunday, October 6th, world-renowned designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana held their first ever runway show in the Middle East. Dubai was the Italian designers’ chosen stop on a  three -year -world tour, and they did not disappoint. The customary extravagance of both the city and the artists … Continued

Amal Clooney: George Clooney’s First Date with his Now-Wife almost NEVER Happened

AMAL CLOONEY and husband George Clooney are certainly relationship goals after the human rights lawyer wooed the notorious Hollywood bachelor, but it was recently claimed the couple’s first date never nearly happened. SOURCE: EXPRESS.CO.UK BY: MICHELLE MARSHALL Amal Clooney, 40, and George Clooney, 57, tied the knot in a star-studded wedding in 2014 and welcomed … Continued

“Female Pain Is Fetishized But Never Vindicated”: An Artist Probes the Politics of Women’s Bodies

Izdihar Afyouni investigates the ethical and psychological implications of racial and genetic profiling by subverting the process of accumulating race-differentiated data. SOURCE: HYPERALLERGIC BY: LIZZY VARTANIAN COLLIER LONDON and BEIRUT — In an ongoing exhibition and curatorial project titled Thicker Than Blood (2017–2018), multidisciplinary artist and curator Izdihar Afyouni has investigated the ethical and psychological … Continued

Travel Sights: Art Exhibit Shows Refugee Experiences in Syria

SOURCE: BROOKLYN DAILY BY: JULIANNE McSHANE It’s a tale of two Syrias. A new exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum spotlights the different experiences of refugees fleeing to and from Syria. “Syria, Then and Now: Stories from Refugees a Century Apart,” now on display at the Museum, contrasts a collection of ceramics discovered in the early … Continued

The Prairie Rubaiyat- PART III – CHAPTER II

By: Habeeb Salloum/Arab America Contributing Writer From my early youth when I first read the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, I have been enthralled by the verses of that world-renowned poet and his type of poetry.  Of course, it was not the poet himself but rather Edward Fitzgerald who first translated his stanzas into English thus … Continued

12 Actions Arab Families Do When They Get Together!

By Meriam Helal/Arab America Contributing Writer What do Arab Americans do when they get together? Getting together may be an understatement as Arab Americans unabashedly love to party, eat, and argue all at the same time. 1) EAT, EAT, EAT!!! Family gathering in Arab families focus on food and inviting each other to eat. Between … Continued

A Guide to Brewing Traditional Arabic Coffee

By: Kathy Gallo/Arab America Contributing Writer If you’re tired of lattes and macchiatos, you’ve grown weary of espressos, pour-overs, and French presses and you’re even fed up with a cold brew, you might be on the lookout for something new and refreshing to try. Here’s what you’re looking for, a guide to brewing traditional Arab … Continued

Nemr: New Material From The Lebanese-American King Of Comedy

SOURCE: FORBES BY: LIBBY COLEMAN Nemr is a comedian with a purpose. The 35-year old Lebanese-American stand-up is finishing up the tour of his latest show, Love Isn’t the Answer, which has brought him to Raleigh, San Francisco, Tampa, Dubai, New York, Beirut and more. Peppering in material about Trump and America’s amnesia regarding past … Continued

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