Posted By
Fred
Oct 07, 2018 06:29
Much to the discontent of TV viewers, LBCI surprised its fans by launching a couple of days ago a paid subscription service, to be able to rewatch the episodes of its programs. The news was confirmed by the LBCI account through tweets in reply to angry series' addicts, who couldn't but heavily criticize the TV channel for this sudden decision. The subscription will cost 4.99$/month for live TV & VOD and 54.99$/year.
Posted By
Najib
Oct 07, 2018 06:29
A Haret Hreik resident sent a sample of his building's water to test to have it checked, and the laboratory tests turned out to be horrific. Not only is the water not drinkable, but it was highly polluted and even contained human stools. The Establishment of The Water of Beirut and Mount Lebanon stated that it will take samples on Monday to validate these results and warned that this water might be linked to one…
Posted By
Najib
Oct 07, 2018 11:57
Heart diseases and strokes remain the leading causes of death globally and plenty of cases can be prevented by running routine check-ups. In an attempt to raise awareness on that matter, LAU Medical Center-Rizk Hospital and City Centre Beirut have teamed up and are offering a free check-up at City Centre Beirut from 3PM to 10PM on the 5th, 6th and 7th of October. That is not all, for every $150 spent, 5% will be…
Posted By
Najib
Oct 06, 2018 01:02
I was going through series on Netflix last week when I noticed Al Hayba is now available to watch. The series made a lot of buzz when it aired last year but I never watched it. I'm tempted now that it's on Netflix but something tells me I'm not going to like it. Here's the plot: Al Hayba" an area located on the borders between Syria and Lebanon, Jabal and his clan, Sheikh El Jabal,…
Baladi
7 years ago
On September 27, the Lebanese NGO Red Oak launched in collaboration with the Youth Association of the Blind (YAB), at the “Marqet” supermarket on the Koraytem main road, Beirut, its “Red Oak Blind-Friendly Market” project which ...
Baladi
7 years ago
During Patriach Rai’s visit to Canada, he visited Ottawa where one of the largest Lebanese communities live, and celebrated the renaming of a section of Donald Street in Ottawa to St. Charbel Way4 (Mar Charbel). ...
Beirut
7 years ago
On the third episode of the show “French in the city”, which airs on M6 every Saturday night, David Ginola took his community to Lebanon, by following French people’s daily lives, who’ve been residing in ...
Events
7 years ago
Many of you have dreamed of watching one for years. Here’s your chance to do so in Lebanon, at the Casino du Liban, on October 12, 13 and 14. Majnoun Leila – مجنون ليلى is ...
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