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Hi! The official artist reception for hipster talent David Foote (second from left with Heir Apparent's Timo Weiland far left and Kristian Laliberte right) last Thursday evening, October 2nd, was nothing short of SPECTACULAR. Suffice to say that someone pulled out all the stops in what could easily be described as fall's most luxe non-gala art party yet.

This week on MMW, we look at Muslim women’s sexuality through film, wondered about ethnic/cultural representation in the Guardian’s “This Muslim Life” column, review Sumbul Ali Karamali’s The Muslim Next Door, examine the Manji vs. Mogahed debate, deconstruct cultural and capitalist appropriation of Afghan culture in a New Zealand catwalk, look at Na’ima B.

Dalia's Pizza has several locations. I was at the one in San Bernardino off of Kendall Drive at University Parkway. I ordered the crispy chicken salad for $6. This salad was good sized, everything was fresh and crisp. The pizza here is not bad either and it is not that expensive.

Disclaimer: Below is an analysis of a debate between Irshad Manji and Dalia Mogahed. This analysis will be about the way in which the women were represented, how they spoke, how they interacted with one another, as well as with the moderator and audience (and vice versa), and some of the comments they made, etc.

I’m having trouble with Wordpress, so I’ll keep this brief. Friday, September 26 Bonnie and Clyde @ The Silent Movie Theatre. Part of the Cinefamily’s Beatty in the 1960’s series, their descriptor for this film literally divides Post-WWII Hollywood into two periods “before Bonnie and Clyde and

The Dubai festival is joining a campaign for world Peace. The festival which operates under the logo “bridging cultures, meeting minds,” will host a special screening of Jeremy Gilley’s feature length documentary The Day After Peace in support of the UN Internation Day of Peace Initiative.

Organizers of a protest against the appearance of Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at the United Nations next week withdrew an invitation to Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin yesterday because the controversy over her participation was distracting from the goals of the protest.

Talk Islam: Dalia Mogahed* v Irshad Manji. Both speakers were not clear on the need for political reform (the real problem), although Mogahed does touch on it at the end. *Co-author of Who Speaks for Islam?

Exciting news! EDIWTB has been nominated for two awards for Book Blogger Appreciation Week! Thanks to your support, this blog is a top-5 finalist both for Best Literary Fiction Blog and Best Book Club Blog. I am very excited! If you don't mind - please go vote for me in both categories. You can only vote once.

Today, Venezuela scored its first medal at the Summer Olympic Games in China.  Dalia Contreras proudly won a bronze medal in Taekwondo against Kenya’s Mildred Alango with a score of 1-0.   The match was broadcast by Venezuela’s first public broadcasting station, Televisora Venezolana Social (Tves).