At Bey, the upbeat music filling the dining room sets a festive tone, even on a Wednesday night. The real celebration, though, begins when the dishes hit the table. Opened just over a year ago in Roswell, Bey stands out for its Lebanese dishes made from scratch by chef and co-owner Marc Mansour.
Lebanese twin brothers Charbel and Giovanni Lteif began an Instagram account with a mission of bearing witness to the beauty of Middle Eastern Christianity. Source: These Lebanese twins are giving Eastern Christianity a global voice
It’s not unusual to find non-professional actors breaking out at the Cannes Film Festival. But those who do, don’t often come with a medical degree. In De Son Vivant (Peaceful), the new film from French director Emmanuelle Bercot, a man refuses to accept his terminal […]
