Claire Hayek’s long awaited solo album is finally here! Divided between love and deceit, hope and desperation, mystery and day-to-day reality, her debut album ‘Intention’ says it all. A blend of mixed emotions, colorful melodies and textures, the songs aim straight to the heart and the human conscience.

1986 Started his studies at the University of Saint Esprit kasslik - Lebanon. Studying Piano, Solfege and Harmony. 1987 During his studies at USEK he won a prize for a music composition contest. A prize presented by the former Lebanese President "Amin Gemayel"

Born in Lebanon, Carole Samaha grew up with her parents and two brothers having only one dream, since childhood, to be on stage under the spotlights.

Melhem Zein the voice of Lebanon. The young guy who came out of blue. While we all miss the voices of the great Stars such as: Mohammed Abdulwahab, Wadie Alsafi, and Um kulthom.

Joseph Attieh was born in 1988 in Batroun, a city in northern Lebanon. He was raised in Jbeil, Lebanon. Joseph Attiya is a radio and TV production student.

Georgina Rizk, also known as Georgia Risk or Georjina Risk. She was the first and only Lebanese Beauty to become Miss Universe. In 1971, Georgina Rizk was crowned as the Miss Universe pageant which took place in Miami Beach, Florida, USA.

Like the older members of the family, she came from the Djebel Druse where her forebears were the Emirs until Lebanon and Syria became a French mandate. Born in 1918, she lived in Lebanon until 1920, when her father was appointed Governor of the Province of Demergi in Turkey.

In the 1920s, a small group of Lebanese and French romantics picked the ruins of Baalbek as a place to meet and recite their poetry. They started a trend that made the ancient city the hub of art festivals.

Imagining Lebanon Through Rahbani Musicals. In 1956 during the presidency of Camille Chamoun, the annual Baalbek Festival was launched. By 1959 Asi and Mansour Rahbani began collaborating with Nuhad Haddad (Fairuz), and combined their poems,

Called by some kawkab al-sharq (star of the East) and by others empress of Arab tunes, Umm Kalthum, with a voice powerful and clear, can still be heard daily on radio stations in the multitudes of coffee shops and taxis all over the Arab world.