Film, TV & Music

Comedian Adam Hmada’s upcoming sitcom, 'The Sultans of Queens,' provides a humorous and honest portrayal of Arab-American family life in Queens, New York

We speak to director Mehdi Barsaoui about his film Aïcha, which follows a woman’s quest for identity and freedom amid family conflict and corruption

Despite its rich history since the late '90s, Palestinian rap is often misrepresented in the media, as highlighted by Palestinian rappers Asifeh and Osloob

Tunisian filmmaker Ala Eddine Slim talks more about his unique third feature, Agora, which grabbed the Pardo Verde award at the 77th Locarno Film Festival

Film review: Iranian filmmaker in exile Mohammad Rasoulof shows the dangers of being a civil servant in Iran through a family drama that turns into a thriller

'Peanut Butter and Blueberries,' a new play by writer Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, beautifully explores love and identity through the lens of young British Muslims

Film review: 'Hollywoodgate' offers a chilling look at Afghanistan's future under Taliban rule, just as the world marks the third "anniversary" of Kabul's fall

Walid Aouni's modern adaptation of 'Scheherazade', based on the legendary heroine from One Thousand and One Nights, closed the Royal Opera House Muscat’s season

Hanna Flint examines how Gladiator II fails to accurately represent North Africa and its diverse history, continuing Hollywood's pattern of misrepresentation

Film review: Inspired by a true story, filmmaker Burak Çevik reconstructs a night of deadly attacks by right-wing extremists on leftist students in 1978 Ankara