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'Barbie' star Margot Robbie is seemingly killing any hopes for a sequel, despite previously offering a promising update on the possibility of 'Barbie 2.'

The death could mark a major escalation in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon amid the Gaza war.

الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - Caretaker Minister of Culture, Mohammad Mortada, partook at the first international conference “SOHO MENA”, which was held at the headquarters of the National Library - Al-Sa

الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - Caretaker Minister of Culture, Mohammad Mortada, partook at the first international conference “SOHO MENA”, which was held at the headquarters of the National Library - Al-Sa

Some Lebanese leaders have intensified their campaign against the LGBTQ+ community after news emerged of a bill to repeal an anti-LGBTQ+ provision of the Penal Code.

Some countries banned the film while others let it screen amid restrictions and criticism, illustrating the region’s widening—but still comparably narrow—spectrum of views on cultural openness.

Lebanon on Friday approved the "Barbie" film to be screened in cinemas following an initial attempt to ban it by its culture minister over claims it contradicts conservative values. Lebanon's General Security agency, which is responsible for reviewing any films, plays or books to be released in Lebanon, issued a decision on Friday allowing the film's screening, according to a copy of the decision seen by Reuters. Last month, Culture Minister Mohammad Mortada asked the interio...

Journalists who report on sexuality and gender issues are already the target of cyberstalking and threats.

Lebanon has agreed to show the Barbie movie in cinemas, after the minister of culture tried to ban it due to its promotion of homosexuality.

In a bid to ban it last month, Lebanon's Culture Minister said the film 'promotes homosexuality and sexual transformation' and 'contradicts values of faith and morality'