The Gazelle
Oct 30, 2025
Zeinab Helal
People have always survived through suffering with music, and with more to be in fear of, the turntables and bass levels are being more amped up than ever. If everything seems to be on fire, then you might as well dance to its light.
Merna AlQadi
Does what we’re wearing predict the economy? Does the economy predict what we’re wearing?
Eleni Iacovou
Take a look at how the UAE is changing its course on global carbon footprint, one visa at a time.
Manoj Dhakal
Is any “writing” about the author, or is it about the reader? Should the author be completely removed from what one writes? If so, is the writing by AI, completely devoid of an author, the pinnacle of actual good writing?
Yana Peeva
Do not go gentle into that good night. Do go angrily dancing away into that good night.
Chadi Saadoun
Ahead of the release of Linklater‘s two latest films, Nouvelle Vague and Blue Moon, I decided to revisit one of the director’s most experimental films, which also happens to be one of the most important ones of the 2010s.
Vuk Zivkovic
Looking for a close place with good food, no crowds, amazing service, or an intimate dinner? Kuzina 22 at the Souq al Mina, in Mina Zayed might be the perfect place for you!
Sydney Sweeney faced criticism over the questionable undertones of her American Eagle ad, while KATSEYE’s Gap campaign answered by reestablishing that anyone can, in fact, rock a killer jean.
Looking for a spot to unwind off-campus, celebrate a birthday, or enjoy a cozy dinner date? Swiss Butter at the Novotel Al Bustan might be just the place you’re looking for.
Lucine Hovsepyan
What if protecting silence was not a luxury rather, a form of sustainability we owe ourselves and the planet? In a world that won’t stop humming, maybe the most radical act of sustainability is learning how to listen again.
Trong (Tommy) Nguyen
A Rwandan-Sri Lankan historical-theater production offers the audience the multidimensionality of silence, and a grotesque truth of repeating histories.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another is a surreal, anarchic portrait of modern America where revolution, fatherhood and freedom collide in a culture that has forgotten its soul.
From protein intake, to health wearables, to texts from our friends, are we quantifying too much?
Teaser: Remember her? The music column? Well, she is back.
New Yorker rapper Sumaya Nazar’s latest EP 1446 not only showcases an emergent hip hop personality, but also an homage to New York City’s histories with Islam and the African-American community.
