Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
By some accounts, nearly a third of Lebanon’s population is comprised of Syrian refugees fleeing the civil war in the neighboring country. History tells us that in difficult times, people have an even … [Read more...]
Between 2011 and 2014, right in the middle of Egypt’s multiple revolutions, Bassem Youssef was creating a revolution of his own – on television. Each week, 30 million people tuned in to watch … [Read more...]
We here at Muslims on Screen and Television (MOST) have crafted an 'in case you missed it' #ICYMI list of this past week's most timely and relevant stories from across the web: 1) New Polls Show … [Read more...]
MOST Hosts ‘Hollywood Iftar’ with Writers Guild Foundation 2018 Hollywood Iftar 2018 MOST Hosts ‘Hollywood Iftar’ with Writers Guild Foundation 2017 Hollywood Iftar 2017 WGAF/MOST PANEL: … [Read more...]
Saudi Arabia announced plans to host the country's first ever Fashion Week which will be held in the capital of Riyadh this spring. Princess Noura bint Faisal Al Saud announced the news at a recent … [Read more...]
According to just released data from Pew Research Center, eleven countries with significant Muslim populations overwhelmingly expressed negative views of ISIS. Per the survey, “In Lebanon, a victim … [Read more...]
In this New York Times profile, we follow a day in the life of busy Muslim-activist Linda Sarsour. Ms. Sarsour is one of the founders of the Arab American Association, and is known for helping unravel … [Read more...]
Here's a list of recent not-to-be-missed stories from across the web: 1) TNetflix’s First Series From the UAE Now Streaming… #Justice!. The legal drama was co-created by William Finkelstein (“LA … [Read more...]
Every summer, particularly around Ramadan, visitors from Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries flock to London to escape the heat and almost more importantly, shop. “Last year, spending by Arabic … [Read more...]
Prince Fahad Al Saud (of Saudi Arabia) recently gave the keynote speech at the Games For Change Festival in New York, and says he wants to challenge stereotypes about Arabs. According to Polygon, … [Read more...]
