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Taken from Sareen's Inkontheside Merry Armenian Christmas everyone! PS: I hope I got the title right.
Too Much Love Will Kill You by Christophe Karabache
Storyline: A Russian woman runs away her boring Parisian life and lands in Beirut, a city of chaos and violence, to work as a cabaret dancer. Too Much Love Will Kill You is the latest movie by Lebanese-French director Christophe Karabache. This is Karabache's first long film and it's not going so well for him as his movie was banned by the General Security, based on his interview with Skies Media website. The General Security…
Wadih al-Absi no longer Sagesse’s financier
Sagesse Team - Picture from Sagesse Team Facebook Page Lebanese businessman Wadih al-Absi declared during a Press Conference yesterday that he will no longer be Sagesse's financier for the 2012-2013 season. He claimed that ever since he entered the Sagesse Club, he called for keeping politics away from sports yet he finished his Press Conference by attacking a rival political party. Honestly I am glad he left the team and I hope others will follow…
Religious chocolate – Only in Lebanon
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