The Gazelle
Nov 24, 2024
Isabella Ying
Craving a taste of Turkey without leaving the city? One writer dives into the vibrant world of Turkish breakfast, exploring the savory spreads, rich flavors, and warm hospitality of a local Turkish restaurant.
Yana Peeva
Kendrick Lamar and Father John Misty have been releasing music at the same time for about a decade now. What is all that about?
Anna Stathopoulou
Every day is a chance to figure out who survives as an animal in a Hobbesian state, at the end of the race you will find your pack. A poem for losing your chosen family and love and still standing at the end of the race.
Khalifa Alkhateri
A daring exploration of beauty, body horror, and the price of perfection, The Substance challenges viewers to confront the dark side of self-image and the extremes we’ll go to achieve it.
Micah Jessicah Hein
When the days grow short and the light fades thin, the weight of winter settles deep within.
Verse Satile
In a world that suffocates with its demands, this letter aches for the quiet moments where freedom and understanding might finally exist.
Back to the old-school music column format for a moment.
Youssef Azzam
Caught between passion and practicality, Ziad Azzam’s debut single BARE3 captures the tug-of-war between ambition and self-doubt. Read about his journey of chasing dreams while wrestling with internal as well as social dilemmas.
Spoiler-free review of the film “Civil War” (2024), written and directed by Alex Garland, using some of Susan Sontag’s ideas on war photography.
One of the many letters people never sent.
Joshua Isaac
Discover Abu Dhabi's hidden gems as winter unveils outdoor wonders — from Al Bateen’s tranquil bay views to Al Qana’s immersive aquarium and unique dining spots.
El'isha Allen
A collection of poems reflecting on relationships, the earth, human nature, identity, and what it means to feel at home.
Tyler, The Creator’s new album has caused quite the buzz in music circles, both professional and “recreational.” Not so much because of its contents, but, rather because of Tyler’s new philosophy of music creation and listening.
Divya Aswani
Art changes with the artist, their passions, their motives, their new perspective of the world, all it takes is a step back to really notice.
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