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Of bronze and light

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By Fifi ABou Dib Verified, Mohamad Abdouni
| L'Orient Today Verified
The Regulars. Dalieh Raouche, Beirut, Lebanon, August 2026. (Credit: Mohamad Abdouni/L’Orient-Le Jour) The Partners in Crime. Dalieh Raouche, Beirut, Lebanon, August 2026. (Credit: Mohamad Abdouni/L’Orient-Le Jour) The Tattooed Back. Dalieh Raouche, Beirut, Lebanon, August 2026. (Credit: Mohamad Abdouni/L’Orient-Le Jour) The Contemplative. Dalieh Raouche, Beirut, Lebanon, August 2026. (Credit: Mohamad Abdouni/L’Orient-Le Jour) The Young Girl. Dalieh Raouche, Beirut, Lebanon, August 2026.
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Snakeskin Interview: “We always find the best way to move forward”

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By Simon Kirk, Mohamad Abdouni, Sufjan Stevens
| Sun 13
It’s been a flagship year for music out of Lebanon. Ruptured Records, a catapult for many local artists to reach audiences all throughout the world. Rupture has also opened a portal for these same audiences to explore the Lebanese underground scene outside the label’s discography, too. The latest example, SANAM, who marked 2025 with their debut release for Canadian mainstays, Constellation Records, with Sametou Sawtan.
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Meet the Pop Icons Who Inspired a Generation of Arab Queens

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By Shane O'Neill Verified, Mohamad Abdouni
| Big Indy News
In the past few years, the watch world — especially independent, family-owned brands — has seen an influx of young, second-generation makers rising through the ranks and taking on top-level positions. Now, those new leaders are making decisions about products, marketing, digital concepts and relationships that they say will bring new audiences, more online sales and propel the traditional watch industry fully into the 21st century.
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