Five simple methods to remember, for those who keep forgetting where they’ve left their keys. By Beta Nisa. Everything in its right place Force yourself to return things to a specific place once you’ve finished using them. Once you’ve adopted this practice and made it a habit, you’ll have an easier time remembering where you put … Read more
Artistic talent abounds in the Middle East and these five female Arab artists will, and we guarantee it, absolutely take your breath away. Rania Matar Rania Matar was born and raised in Lebanon and moved to the United States in 1984. Originally trained as an architect at the American University of Beirut and at Cornell … Read more
Theresa Corbin shares how a modest budget for her nikah and walima resulted in a special, personal and memorable ceremony. There are so countless wedding traditions around the world. But one thing is for sure: most weddings involve money and lots of it. For the average young person, money is a major obstacle to getting married, … Read more
Amidst a book launch, a worldwide calligraffiti project, eL Seed shares nuggets of random origin with Jonathan Wilson. He might not be hiding in the shadows like Banksy, but eL Seed is still a hard man to pin down and definitely in demand. I finally managed to get hold of him for a quick-fire interview amid … Read more
This Tunisian-French artist with a vivid passion for street art wants to make people question themselves, create human connections and revive their heritage. eL Seed was born and raised in suburban Paris to Tunisian parents. He started spraypainting in the 90s, as form of self-exploration of his multiple identities and heritage. With hip-hop, graffiti and … Read more