Egypt

Hekayet Narges Refuses the Easy Villain

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Hekayet Narges Refuses the Easy Villain

A well-rounded and textured Ramadan drama, Hekayet Narges looks past the crime to the society that made it possible.
Beyond the Backlash: What Do We Do About AI in Ramadan TV?

Commentary

Beyond the Backlash: What Do We Do About AI in Ramadan TV?

This Ramadan’s AI controversy isn’t hysteria. It’s a demand for clarity before standards quietly erode.
Sherine Abdel Wahab on stage

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كيف أصبحت شيرين صوت مصر؟ تحليل بياني لغوي

قراءة قريبة لكلمات أغاني شيرين - مدعومة بتحليل البيانات اللغوي - تكشف كيف عكست أغانيها دائمًا الواقع الأوسع الذي تعيشه مصر.
Sherine Abdel Wahab on stage

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How Sherine Became The Voice of Egypt? A Linguistic Data Analysis

A close reading of Sherine's lyrics - powered by linguistic data analysis - reveals how her music mirrors Egypt’s shifting realities.
Heba Kadry Hears Dead Frequencies: On Curating Sounds and Amplifying Voices

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Heba Kadry Hears Dead Frequencies: On Curating Sounds and Amplifying Voices

Mastering engineer Heba Kadry on listening to noise, curating sound, and amplifying voices across music, cities, and politics.
Egypt Art Deco

(Sub)Culture, FEATURES

Traveling Lotus and Stolen Faience: Egypt’s Art Deco Legacy

Wizara’s Adham Hafez explores Egypt Art Deco, a new project tracing the design movement’s roots in Egyptian history.
Egyptian Creator Suzy Sentenced to One Year in Jail Over 'Inappropriacy'

(Sub)Culture

Egyptian Creator Suzy Sentenced to One Year in Jail Over ‘Inappropriacy’

One of the Arab world’s most influential creators, Suzy faces a one-year prison sentence in her second trial.

(Sub)Culture

Meet Kème, The Indie Production House Bringing MENA’s Biggest Stars to the North American Stage

Kème Production is bridging the gap between Middle Eastern talent and their fans abroad, in turn helping to broaden the genre’s reach.

MUSIC

In Paris, Oum Kalthoum And Fairuz Marked The City’s History And Its Historic Venue L’Olympia

These two concerts, held in 1967 and 1979 respectively, are still considered historical moments in the artists' careers.

MUSIC

Ziad Zaza: “I Won’t Make Myself A Throne To Settle Into. I’m Rebuilding The Throne All The Time.”

The Egyptian rapper dishes on his new pop EP and why he doesn’t hang onto his songs after they’re released.
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