NEW YORK (July 27, 2023) – Nominations for the 44th Annual News and Documentary Emmy® Awards were announced today by The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS).
Join, Or Die at the 2023 SXSW Film Festival
"Join or Die" is a film about why you should join a club—and why the fate of America may depend on it. Follow the story of America's civic unraveling through the journey of legendary social scientist Robert Putnam, whose viral "Bowling Alone" research into the decline in American community lights a path out of our democracy's present crisis.
95TH OSCARS® SHORTLISTS IN 10 AWARD CATEGORIES ANNOUNCED
THE JANES - LOS ANGELES, CA – The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences today announced shortlists in 10 categories for the 95th Academy Awards®: Documentary Feature Film, Documentary Short Film, International Feature Film, Makeup and Hairstyling, Music (Original Score), Music (Original Song), Animated Short Film, Live Action Short Film, Sound and Visual Effects.
East Williamsburg, Brooklyn: A ‘Gritty, Industrial Vibe,’ With Pliable Borders
Those nostalgic for 1980s New York will find much to love in this neighborhood, where buildings are slathered in graffiti and stylish young people fill the streets.
‘Horra’ Art Exhibition Captivates Shades of Womanhood
When it comes to choosing decorative pieces, you want to stick to a maximum of three colors. Then it’s all about placement.
The Joy of Eating Raw, Green, Healthy with Chef Yasmine Nazmy
Colorful and juicy foods straight from nature could make the most exciting meals and recipes to keep your belly a happy one. People’s relationship to food has much more to it than just eating; our bodies have their own built-in cues that help guide us towards more nutritious foods, juicy ones, carbs or protein rich meals depending on our needs.
Splashes of Colour Turn Egyptian Neighborhoods into Living Pieces of Art
Nothing beats the slight tang and softness of a ciabatta. Here’s my recipe. Simply dip in some olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
From Raw Materials to Designed Products by the Hands of Egyptian Women
Behind the beautiful colors, traditional patterns and creative designs of the handmade products, there is a long and rich tradition of handicrafts that runs through Egyptian families in Upper Egypt and other cities.
Behind the Scenes of ‘The Campaign’ Documentary Film
A new documentary film, The Campaign, narrates the story of the anti-harassment initiative Harassmap combating the growing epidemic of sexual harassment in Egypt.
The Four Biscuits: Egyptian Initiative Empowers Youth with Down Syndrome
The Four Biscuits is an Egyptian initiative that empowers youth with Down syndrome through launching an online local market dedicated to catering delicious biscuits and cookies.
An Overview on Caricature Art in Egypt Amid Crackdown on Press Freedom
While Cartoon is a form of art that addresses children through simple drawings and clear dialogue, it could function as the perfect medium for adults to tackle some of the most complicated and controversial issues.
‘Fallen Television’ Documentary Film Critiques the Lebanese Television Culture
‘Fallen Television’ or Television Waa’e is a Lebanese documentary film that critiques the screen culture featuring the complex array of geopolitical, sectarian, economic and cultural factors in Lebanon. This film examines the sectarian hostilities in the Lebanese television history that have characterized Lebanese religious, social, and political life even before the civil war 1975-1990.
UNICEF Ventures: Making Priority for Technology Inspired Innovations in Egypt
With the ongoing progress of artificial intelligence and the unprecedented developments of day-to-day technology, the world is at risk of big challenges such as job loss due to automation or facing climate change.
Nassim el-Raqs: Artistry Unleashed in the City of Alexandria
For many dancers, the stage is a dream, the spotlight is a motivation and practice studios become more like home. In Egypt, a group of modern ballet and contemporary dancers took their artistic and creative talents to the urban spaces of Alexandria as part of Nassim el-Raqs festival.
‘Komma’ to Screen ‘Jareedy’ First Ever Nubian Film
‘Komma’ initiative hosts for the first time public screening of Jareedy — meaning small boat — Nubian film in Falaki theatre at The American University in Cairo (AUC) on April 28.
Salted Fish Carries Taste of Spring All Way from Pharaonic Egypt
Every year, Egyptians celebrate Sham El Nessim, a Pharaonic tradition dates back to when the Nile River left behind trails of rotting fish. Today marks Sham El Nessim traditional celebration where Egyptians gather in public spaces for picnic trips to enjoy a day out.
Trending Hashtag Reveals Sexual Harassment at Epidemic Levels
Trending hashtag exposes the horrific levels of sexual harassment incidents Egyptian girls and women encounter since early childhood. The trending hashtag ‘first time to encounter sexual harassment was when’ acts as an online hub exposing the epidemic of sexual harassment incidents in the Egyptian society.
VoxEra: Egyptian Innovation Eliminates Voice Roaming Charges
VoxEra – An Egypt-based-startup challenges roaming fees through creating a small device that keeps people connected to their families and friends while traveling the world with no roaming fees.
Mauritanian Artist Mixes Traditional Music and Modern Rhythms
Hayy Festival kicks off with Mauritanian singer Noura Mint Seymali performing for the first time in Egypt at the outdoor El-Geneina Theatre
Video Art Combined with Music: New experience in Medrar space
In the midst of a growing contemporary art scene, the Medrar Organization for Contemporary Art hosted 'Set of Experiences,' on 27 June, an event based on a rich collaboration by emerging musicians and filmmakers.