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Summer has officially come to a close, which means it’s time for those memories of late-night ice cream cones, swim sessions, and family barbecues to take a backseat, and get ready for back-to-school season. And, while some parents opted to add math and reading activities to their kids’ schedules during the long break, Jessica Alba […]

Everyone loves Ryan Gosling. But did you know that you can now buy a latte with Ryan Gosling’s face on it? Well, you can. And everyone should get one! Especially Harry Styles, whose heart raced when he saw a picture of Gosling. Now if you want to wait to see the real Ryan, you can […]

On Tuesday October 29 at 4:00 pm, the Lebanese Prime Minister Saad el Hariri announced the resignation of the government, after thirteen consecutive days of unprecedented cross-sectarian and leaderless nationwide protests. As the streets erupted with joy, the first victory of the “October Revolution” did not mark its end. While rebuilding their camp in Martyrs’ […]

Earlier this year, Russia’s social networks were stunned by the story of Aisha Azhigova. The seven-year-old girl was brought to a hospital in Nazran, in Ingushetia, in a terrible state. Aisha was diagnosed with fractures of both arms and several vertebrae, as well as bruises, burns and even human bites on her body. Delay in […]

I have an abiding affection for Jeremy Corbyn. He has genuine empathy with the vulnerable, marginalised and dispossessed. Watching him – and listening to him – give people a voice who would otherwise stay silenced is remarkable. He cares profoundly about the consequences of disadvantage and inequality. Yet there is a real mystery at the […]

It has been over three weeks since protests erupted in Lebanon on the night of October 17. The revolutionary wave continues to grow to include wider sectors of society. Protesters keep surprising themselves and everybody else as they lead a popular uprising that has swept across the country, breaking taboos, stereotypes, and the centrality of […]