Written by Sally Shakkour The Jordan Archaeological Museum is located in the Amman Citadel in the heart of the Jordanian capital, majestically looking the downtown area. The Museum w as Established in 1951 and has artifacts from the many archaeological sites in the Kingdom, starting from prehistoric times to the 15th century. The Citadle itself can be traced to 7000 years back so there is a lot of history. Another branch of the museum was established in East Jerusalem. Here is a sneak preview on the contents of the museum ...

Written by Ewelina Lepionko The art of capturing a moment on film at the perfect time is not something which is mastered by many. Impressive pictures captured fog in Dubai are currently racking up likes on social media. Here's the most impressive mornings.

The pack rides during the eleventh stage of the 105th edition of the Tour de France cycling race between Albertville and La Rosiere, French Alps, on July 18, 2018. Philippe LOPEZ / AFP

Written by Sally Shakkour Jordan contains more than one amazing, stunning canyon, such as Wadi Mujib which is located in the Dead Sea, Wadi Bin Hammad in Karak, Wadi Al Heba, Wadi Al Waleh, Wadi Hudeira, and Wadi AlKarak. As summer has finally arrived, people can go there to enjoy natural views and do some activities like climbing, diving, swimming, and hiking. Here are the top water canyon (Wadis) in the Kingdom.

Written by Zaid Bawab Elissa is releasing a new album and we can't be more excited. The Lebanese Diva has already shared the new album's artwork with the drooling fans yet as we impatiently wait for the album's release here is a look back at Elissa's discography and iconic album covers from the late nineties until today. Which one is your favorite? Want more content like this? Top 5 is your sugar fix for celebrity, music and pop-culture from the Middle East? Watch and subscribe here. Top 5 Times Arab ...

Written by Ewelina Lepionko Tens of thousands of supporters wrapped in red, white and blue flags and singing the French national anthem have poured on to the Champs-Élysées in Paris to celebrate France’s World Cup victory over Croatia. Supporters with tears in their eyes express ‘total love’ for young, diverse French squad. People are so proud with all this team has achieved.

Written by Sally Shakkour US President held talks with the Queen in the exalted halls of Windsor Castle on Friday. However, tens of thousands of people thronged the streets of central London, in a huge and colorful demonstration against Trump’s visit to the country. People marched in Edinburgh from the Scottish Parliament to the Meadows, waving placards with messages including “Dump Trump” and ”Love Trumps Hate,” as part of a so-called “Carnival of Resistance”.

Written by Sally Shakkour Every country, culture and ethnicity has some sort of myth habits that had been passed down through ages, and that they believe to be fully true. Arabs also still have their own long and colorful tradition of superstitions.

Rotana company celebrated its stars yesterday night during Rotana Cafe's opening in Al Maadi Cairo. The star-studded event was attended by the biggest Arab stars signed with the company like Elissa, Nawal Elzoghbi who rejoined the company recently, Jannat, Samira Said, Assi Elhallani, Angham and others. Tamer Husni however was strangely absent which made many question the possibility of a misunderstanding between him and the stars who are attending. Another thing that was kind of obvious is the heated atmosphere between Golden Diva Nawal Al Zoghbi and 'Queen of Sensation' ...

Written by Sally Shakkour 'Downtown' refers to a city's core or central business district, often in a geographical or commercial sense. During the late 19th century, the term was gradually adopted by cities across the United States and Canada. Downtowns usually reflect the country's tradition and history. Here are some well known 'downtowns' of the Middle East.

Written by Zaid Bawab It shall be one hot competitive exciting summer as many Arab singing superstars are releasing their albums with their fans waiting impatiently for new material from their favorite singers. From "Queen of sensation" Elissa to "Al Hadaba" (The Hill) Amro Diab, here are the competitors for the new Arab summer anthem of 2018.