Cairo’s ‘Complaints Choir’ sings of revolution
By Heba Elkayal If the colloquial poet Ahmed Fouad Negm were to tone…
US art sleuth claims new Michelangelo find
A US art detective says he has proof a garish terracotta statue…
Jefferson’s books found in Mo. university library
Dozens of Thomas Jefferson's books, some including handwritten notes from the nation's…
The eyes of the revolution: Carlos Latuff
By Heba El-Sherif Certain elements will remain specific to our revolution; Kentucky…
Limbless singer gives voice to India’s rural poor
Bant Singh, a scarred survivor of class violence in rural India, has…
A dogged Aussie collective lands at the Oscars
The Australian filmmaking collective Blue-Tongue Films has been around since 1996, when…
Star Belgium artist’s home-coming smeared by ‘vile’ politics
Luc Tuymans, the star Belgian artist known for works on the Holocaust,…
‘King’s Speech’ v ‘Network’ in Oscars home straight
British historical drama "The King's Speech" enters the home straight as frontrunner…
Al-Aswany on the state of Egypt
By Sarah P. Blakemore Novelist and columnist Alaa Al-Aswany launched the English translation…
Egyptian Museum reopens to intrepid tourists
CAIRO: Dozens of foreign tourists braved the revolution in Egypt on Sunday…