Interviews

Prestige issue 23, April 1995
She seduces Lebanon with her modern spirit and dynamism. If Mona Hraoui acknowledges being a privileged woman, happy, she remains sensitive to the great issues of today such as thalassemia, drugs, AIDS, wars, loss of values, the future worries her sometimes "but I trust human consciousness," said the First Lady. Mona Hraoui4

Prestige issue 18, November 1994
Keystone of independence, since its beginning in 1946, he remains inseparable from the Lebanese political scene. His infallible memory guides us into unexplored windings deep in history.

Prestige issue 10, March 1994
He was interviewed, photographed, celebrated in all medias. At first, no doubt it will be said Prestige takes it a little late ... Not really! A few months after the Goncourt, we were curious to know if the prize had changed much in his life and the place it holds. And anyway,

Prestige issue 10, March 1994
Sporty silhouette, green eyes sparkling with mischief, with elegance and lot of humor, the Amid just turned eighty. Raymond Edde, a character out of the ordinary, with amazing presence and strength, and a surprising simplicity for someone who has the size and the authenticity of a leader of men, intelligent, full, with intact ardor. Raymond Edde

Prestige issue 257-258, Dec.2014-Jan.2015
Granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin, one of the greatest geniuses of the XXth century and the painter Patrick Betaudier, and great-granddaughter of playwright Eugene O'Neill, Carmen Chaplin has art and cinema in the blood. Born in London, raised in Spain and France, the actress, writer and director now divides her career

Prestige issue 257-258, Dec.2014-Jan.2015
He is young, charismatic and talented... James Jurdi has all it takes to succeed. With his hollywood good looks, you are not ready to forget him. James stars alongside Rob Lowe and Burt Reynolds in Pocket Listing, an L.A. based satirical thriller about a real estate agent who experiences a reversal of fortune during the housing crash.

Prestige issue 80, January 2000
The press in Lebanon also had its heyday, its golden age in which, although young, it was able to assert itself as the fourth power. Some men have made this press, have forged it. Men who marked history, as discreetly and as effectively as politicians. Youssef Hitti was one of them. Founding a newspaper was then an adventure, and writing a paper an exercise of literature. Emeritus Pen, founder of the cedar of Lebanon in Rio de Janeiro in 1916,

Prestige issue 80, January 2000
No evasions. No compromise. He adheres to the movements of history, marking his opinions. Loyal to his friendships but uncompromising in his principles, this man of the press is defined as the defender of freedom of expression. This is probably what established him in Lebanon for more than a decade as President of the Fourth Power...

Prestige issue 80, January 2000
His lively pen escorted the contemporary history of our country. Marked by the salient events of every day, it painted in a sober and clear style beautiful canvases of independent Lebanon. Fadel Said Akl is among those who fought for freedom of expression, because since 1936 he was and remained seeker of truth.

Prestige issue 192-193, July-August 2009
Wife of Olivier Lapidus, the pretty Yara with a smooth voice, has released an eponymous album in pop style and variety, with slight highly refined oriental influences. In her Paris apartment, decorated with lavish sculptures created by her father architect and sculptor Robert Wakim, we met Yara, woman and child of a beautiful creativity and wisdom.

Prestige issue 153, February 2006
In her home reflecting the warmth of her heart, Najwa Karam, aptly named Princess of Lebanese song, conquered me from the first moment we met, both for her sweetness as for her great culture. During this open interview with this superstar adored by the Lebanese, Prestige discovers a very sensitive woman, loving of her