Maryam Saleh discusses “Syrr”, the new album shaped by motherhood, loss and a period of self-discovery in Dahab, Egypt.

Edith Bowman speaks with cast and crew of The Crown, including Nourhan Tewfik, the Egyptian culture consultant on the show.

Nourhan Tewfik, the Egyptian cultural consultant for 'The Crown,' discusses her role and the power of Arab representation.

Nourhan Tewfik '13, '19, Egyptian cultural consultant for Netflix's The Crown, recounts her work digging into Egypt's history in the 1950s and 1960s as well as working with the crew and actors before, during and after filming.

Alia El Tanani, co-founder of Egyptian design studio Don Tanani, shares the story behind their Nakhl collection, part of Don Tanani’s ongoing design study of Egypt’s traditional palm chair.

For our launch episode, we celebrate the release of professor Bahia Shehab’s new book A Trade in Dreams: A Century of Egyptian Print Advertising (AUC Press, 2026).

Egyptian designer Amina Khalil reflects on heritage, sustainability and storytelling from her intimate new Cairo space.

“Tonight, I will sing for Beirut, but also for every city in pain. And for every people dreaming of peace. For every city in the world that carries the same hope. The hope for a better tomorrow.” – Abeer Nehme

#SceneArts: ON MOURNING DODI Al FAYED & THE POWER OF AUTHENTIC ARAB REPRESENTATION ABROAD: IN CONVERSATION WITH EGYPTIAN CULTURAL CONSULTANT FOR NETFLIX’S ‘THE CROWN’ NOURHAN TEWFIK“It’s as if Diana died alone.” With those words, almost two decades…

With a Netflix hit under her belt, and an upcoming HBO series, the 15-year-old actress and singer is the region’s breakout star.

The Arab Music Archiving & Research Foundation aims to preserve the traditional pre-1930s genre.

Last month, the website of Darat Al Tasweer — a Jordanian photography institute — became a repository for images by 80 celebrated photographers from across the globe as part of its For Gaza print sale campaign.

The Kuwaiti chef and entrepreneur on cheese-melt goodness, the brilliance of butter, and taking inspiration from his dad.

Raphael Cormack tells the tale of Egypt’s ‘explosion of creativity’ in the early 20th century

Soundclash features Omar ‘El3ou’ Siakhene (Algeria), Yara Mekawei and Ahmed Mohsen Mansour (Egypt), Marwen Abouda (Tunisia), and finally, Abdellah Hassak (Morocco).

‘Bilhana: Wholefood Recipes from Egypt, Lebanon and Morocco’ is a celebration of culinary traditions, yet suited to modern-day meal plans.

“In the Footsteps of Enayat Al-Zayyat” is a book by Egyptian poet, translator and academic Iman Mersal.

Lebanese-Kuwaiti copywriter Kareem Shuhaibar started his Instagram account, The Voicenote Chef, in Spring 2020.

The multidisciplinary designer discusses her collaboration with fellow Saudi artist Alya Al-Qarni, which was showcased at the third edition of Cairotronica in late April.