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Lebanon's entertainment calendar continues to thrive with high-profile collaborations, concert announcements, and festival activity spanning music and drama. Regional production activity extends across the Arab world, with Egyptian films scheduled for summer release, Kuwaiti television projects in production, and Jordanian musical tributes launching alongside new artist debuts across multiple platforms.
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Mohamed Hadid on "On The Road" — The real estate developer and father of international fashion models Gigi and Bella Hadid appeared as a guest on broadcaster Bilal Al Arabi's program to discuss family, identity, and business success."Al Zaman Al Jameel" Festival Committee Convenes — Under the direction of Dr. Haratch Sagbazarian, the festival's organizing committee held a session marked by enthusiasm for the upcoming edition, with an undisclosed artistic surprise announced to delight organizers and participants."Elsset Lama" Heads to Egyptian Cinemas — Starring actresses Dorra and Yousra alongside an ensemble cast, the film is scheduled for theatrical release across Egyptian cinemas on Wednesday, June 19, 2026, as part of the summer cinema season.Charbel Chalhoub Releases "Harb Lajlak Beshawla" — The Lebanese artist has released his latest music video through digital platforms and YouTube, combining visual direction with new musical material in a single production.Michel Horani Joins "Hub Ala Waraqa" — The Lebanese actor has entered the Syrian drama series mid-season to portray a character in a rekindled romance storyline alongside actress Dima Al Jundi, reviving a narrative from the show's past.Melhem Zein Concert at Cascade Terrace — The artist is scheduled to perform a concert on Saturday, June 22, in the Bekaa region, featuring traditional Arabic music alongside Baalbek dabka elders in a single evening event.Coming Up:
Assi Al Hellani will perform a benefit concert in Zahlé on Sunday, June 30, in support of "Sanad," a palliative care organization serving Lebanon. The Lady of Fiat Festival continues across multiple Lebanese towns through summer 2026 with scheduled performances by regional and Arab artists.