Posted By
Najib
Aug 12, 2014 12:50
Five Lebanese artists were showcasing their creativity for a good cause at the Beirut City Centre on Saturday. Famous Tattoo artist Hady Beydoun, Graffiti Artists Rami Mouallem and Alfred Bader, Fashion Illustrator Sandra Bakhamian, and Dispatch Beirut were all decorating a huge C letter and turning them into giant pieces of art. I passed by to check out what they're up to and took pictures of their art work. I love Sandra and Rami's structures…
Posted By
Najib
Aug 11, 2014 02:10
By Wagner & Debes This is an amazing map of Beirut from 1911, showing various places as they looked like at the break of the 19th and 20th centuries and shortly after the World War I. For those interested, the map is available for download in high-res and you can even have a printed copy delivered to you. Thanks Mark!
Beirut
10 years ago
[YouTube] I really don’t understand the Lebanese people anymore. First they film and make fun of a topless (mentally ill?) woman and now they harass a drunk girl walking in the middle of the highway ...
Beirut
10 years ago
[YouTube] I just watched this old Ted talk and I wonder if it’s really worth it to love our own language that much. After all, we don’t even talk Arabic but a Lebanese dialect and ...
Automotive
10 years ago
[YouTube] In other news, Lebanon wants to import water from Turkey to fight shortage. ...
Automotive
10 years ago
via BeirutBlog The article says the ministry will be also installing 911 stations including 310 inside Beirut with a sign to inform passengers about possible delays. The Public Works and Transport Ministry is devising a ...
Beirut
10 years ago
Two African cities, Luanda in Angola and N’Djamena in Chad, topped the Mercer Consulting list of the most expensive cities for expatriates according to Mercer’s 2014 Cost of Living Survey. They were followed by Hong ...
Beirut
10 years ago
By Zaynoun I would put Lebanon as Party/In Denial. ...
Beirut
10 years ago
Making good use of the stop sign. via Ali Rafei ...
Beirut
10 years ago
There’s a new restaurant called Motto (previously known as Mo’s) in Mar Mikhael where you can eat and pay as much as you want. Motto doesn’t want to stick to famous cuisines and will be ...
