Beirut Photographer – Witness

An interesting documentary but let's hope that will be the last war we hear about. In 1981, George Azar, a Lebanese-American, crossed the Syrian border into Lebanon. He carried an inexpensive camera, less than $100 and a desire to change the way the Arab world was portrayed by the US media. He began taking photographs. But within a few months Israel attacked Lebanon and war broke out. Suddenly immersed in a world of gunfire and…
Food

Deek Duke Now Open At Le Mall Dbayeh

13 years ago
I rarely visit Deek Duke branches, mainly because they are located in Beirut and Hamra, but I order from its Achrafieh branch almost regularly (At work). In fact, only in the past two weeks, I’ve ...
Automotive

Kamashtak!

13 years ago
[High-Res] Police officers with no helmets and crossing a red light. I am reporting this to Kamashtak.com. In case you haven’t heard yet of Kamashtak, “it is a campaign started by shedding the light on ...
Critiques

Another Bad Day For Virgin Ticketing Box Office

13 years ago
Picture via GinosBlog Last week they were advertising some guy as being the real Psy and today they posted about Fadl Shaker going back to sing. The good thing though is that they deleted both ...
Humor

Trolling 3al Lebnené

13 years ago
Lol! Via Lebanese Memes ...
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