Posted by Karl on December 25, 2009
Michel Elefteriades – guerilla fighter, artist, musician – doesn’t even consider himself Lebanese, rather the Emperor of Nowhereistan, a state with no land and where everyone is welcome. Provided they pass the test. Where do we sign up?
Posted by Karl on October 19, 2009
Known for her strong presence and edgy talk shows, not to mention her immensely popular astronomy books, Maguy Farah shares a bit of her past and future.
Posted by Karl on September 11, 2009
With her book breaking all local sale records, I revisit Maguy Farah to see what all this astrology business is about.
Posted by Karl on July 24, 2009
Writer and cultural editor of Al Safir, Abbas Beydoun talks about the effect of war on literature and on the Lebanese.
Posted by Karl on June 22, 2009
Have you ever soaked up the bohemian vibe around Gemmayzeh Stairs? Thank Joseph Raidy, the man behind its renaissance.
Posted by Karl on May 25, 2009
Having conducted interviews with everyone from presidents to the Dalai Lama, Ricardo Karam has got under the skin of some of the biggest names around.
Posted by Karl on May 11, 2009
Charbel Khalil made his name by finding Bin Laden, straightening out politicians and generally dismissing the country’s leaders; something he still doesn’t regret, even if it almost started a war.