Lebanese singer Saad Ramadan was rushed to a hospital in Beirut after a sudden health setback, with doctors suspecting a viral infection as the cause of widespread inflammation. A source close to the artist says his condition is stable and “not a cause for concern.”
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Laura Khabbaz Reassures Fans After Traffic Accident in Antelias
Lebanese actress Laura Khabbaz reassured fans that she is in stable condition after a traffic accident in Antelias led to her brief hospitalization for tests, prompting a wave of concern and support across social media.
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Serial Stage-Crasher Johnson Wen Ejected From Lady Gaga’s Brisbane Concert
Australian influencer Johnson Wen, already notorious for rushing Ariana Grande at a film premiere, has been kicked out of Lady Gaga’s Brisbane show after fans and security recognised him in disguise.
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Elissa and the Multi-Million-Dollar Scam Case Shocking Lebanese Showbiz
Reports that Lebanese pop star Elissa allegedly lost millions of dollars to a businessman now facing legal action have sparked anger and anxiety in a country already shaken by financial collapse and repeated scandals.
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Darina Al Joundi: Finding Freedom Between Chaos, Culture and the Stage
Lebanese stage and screen actor Darina Al Joundi has built a career out of turning personal chaos and cultural memory into fearless art. From war-time Beirut to global festivals, she moves between theatre, film and writing in a lifelong search for inner freedom.
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John Achkar’s Historic Arabic Stand-Up Takes Over Paris’ Olympia
Lebanese comedian John Achkar is set to make history with the first-ever Arabic-language stand-up special at Paris’ legendary L’Olympia theatre, capping a 75-city tour that proved Arab comedy can fill global stages without losing its local voice.
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Ed Westwick and Nadine Nassib Njeim Bring Red-Carpet Energy to NBA Abu Dhabi Games
The NBA Abu Dhabi Games delivered more than dunks and three-pointers, with Gossip Girl star Ed Westwick and Lebanese actress Nadine Nassib Njeim turning courtside seats into a crossover moment between global sport and Arab pop culture.
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Ziad Rahbani, Lebanon’s Soundtrack of Disillusionment, Dies at 69
Composer, playwright and pianist Ziad Rahbani, son of Fairuz and Assi Rahbani, has died in Beirut at 69, leaving behind a body of work that fused jazz with Arabic music and turned Lebanon’s civil war and postwar malaise into theatre and song.
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Youssef El Khal Says Lebanese Drama Has “Turned Into News Bulletins”
In a candid TV interview, actor Youssef El Khal accused Lebanese drama of losing its artistic soul and starting to resemble “news bulletins”. His critique hits a nerve in an industry struggling with budgets, censorship and fatigue.