Algeria Bans 'Barbie' Film for Promoting Homosexuality and Damaging Morals

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Dutch Moroccan Egyptian model Imaan Hammam, known for her fashion career and role as Estée Lauder's brand ambassador, is using her social media platform to promote artists from the MENA region. Hammam shares personally curated playlists of regional music and has now expanded her promotion to include visual art. She recently showcased paintings by artists such as Hussein Bicar, Pippa El-Kadhi Brown, Anuar Khalifi, Amani Azhari, and Dora Dalila Cheffi. Hammam's passion for music and art reflects her multicultural background and upbringing, and she continues to champion Middle Eastern creativity online.
Topics:top-news#arts-and-culture#imaan-hammam#mena-region#middle-eastern-art#music#social-media-promotion
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