WWA: Wrestling With Arabness

A History of the Middle Eastern Heel in Wrestling

The Craziest Thing(s) About Vita Kari

Inside the surreal, scroll-breaking world of Vita Kari, LA’s most confusing and compelling performance artist

Khansa and the Art of Self-Implosion 

The Lebanese dancer and singer redefining what it means to be an Arab man

The Final Act of François abu Salem

The life and death of the godfather of Palestinian theatre told in three acts

Face Fatigue: A Glimpse At the Internet’s Post-Face

Somewhere between Instagram Face, looksmaxxing psychosis, and AI slop posturing (and panic), a new monolithic face is taking shape. It's everyone and no one in one.

Jude Samman and the Grand Illusion of Home

Through tender, surreal worlds, Jude Samman invites us to question what we see, remember what we’ve lost, and feel what still survives

Tug of War: Are Anti-War Films Really Anti-War?

From Oscar-winning blockbusters to indie projects, why does “anti-war” cinema keep centring the invader, never the invaded?

Like a Dream: Reflections on Milan Men’s Fashion Week SS26

This season left us with a soft, lingering nostalgia. Not for a specific era or trend, but for a feeling.