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Egypt: Revolution, turmoil impact on pop culture

By Hamza Hendawi | January 3, 2014 - 7:05am

Egypt's dizzying ride over the past three years since the toppling of autocratic Hosni Mubarak has not only shaken up the country's politics. It has revolutionized its pop culture scene, from language to music and...

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Anti-Mubarak activists bruised, tired, hungry

February 6, 2011 - 9:02am

After nearly two weeks of going head-to-head with Egypt's authoritarian regime, anti-government protesters are bruised, battered, sleep-deprived and hungry.