Egypt
With the upcoming Handball World Championship 2021 set to be held in Egypt, Mourad Awad dives deep into a history tainted with neglect towards the sport Egypt is by far most successful at.
Fawzi is one pissed off father as Guinness World Record stripped his daughter of her world record for longest dive.
Fahd Abu Aisha is raising money for the trial of a new drug that could potentially save millions of victims of multiple sclerosis.
In a unique collaborative project, eight Egyptian designers have come together to add a little artistic flair to the the classic Panini football stickers of the 90s.
Today we speak to F L A C O, a rapper to definitely look out for in 2017. Having recently released his latest project titled sleepinginjeans, the intricately flowing Indiana native shows no signs of slowing down. We are honored to have the opportunity to speak to a man who is much better described as an artist than a rapper.
Ace Hood has been grinding for over a decade. The 28 year old Florida native started rapping in the 11 th grade after injuring himself playing football - he started releasing mixtapes in the street at the age of 17, and recorded a song called "M.O.E." that created a huge buzz in South Florida.
Though more recent than American hip-hop, Grime is not exactly a new genre of music. Originating in the early 2000's in London's East End, grime was pioneered by Wiley, "The Godfather of Grime". It is very closely tied with pirate radios such as Rinse FM, where the music was first showcased to the public.
"J.Cole is boring". This statement is one of the most debated statements in hip-hop today. A simple Google search will lead you to countless posts debating this very issue. Before getting into why this might be, ...
Breakdancing; the art of moving your bodies in ways that many thought unimaginable, the stylish aesthetics, the intricate moves, amazing athleticism, and personality, or "swag" needed to break it all down. The dynamid phenomenon constitutes one of the three pillars of hip-hop - rap, graffiti, and breakdancing.
Egypt truly feels like a place where you could just randomly dig anywhere and find something valuable. If it isn't a valuable artefact from a bygone time, it could be mummies, Tut's grandma or even a tunnel from your backyard leading to the Pyramids of Giza (that guy could make a fortune on Airbnb).