Ahmed Shihab-Eldin

AHMED SHIHAB-ELDIN

Ahmed Shihab-Eldin is a host/producer for HuffPost Live. Previously he launched, produced and was co-host on Al Jazeera English's award-winning social-media show, The Stream.

He has most recently worked for Doha Film Institute, Doha Tribeca Film Festival, the New York Times, and PBS Wide Angle. His work has been featured in FRONTLINE/World, TimeOut, Washington Week and other blogs.

He received his M.S. from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, where he also taught New Media Skills as an adjunct professor, and his B.S. from Boston University. In 2008 he won a Webby Award for a multimedia project titled "Defining Middle Ground: The Next Generation of Muslim New Yorkers," along with two colleagues.

He is originally Palestinian, and grew up in California, Kuwait, Egypt and Vienna.

Yeah, he's hot.

 

Yeah, he's hot.

Glad you agree!

Thanks for sharing the great pic.  

 

^ Uh huh   color of his skin and everything else!  Thanks for the great pic!

^ Uh huh   color of his skin and everything else!  Thanks for the great pic!

^ This candid confirms that Ahmed is a hottie. Great pic, thank you

Looking for a shirtless, but no luck.  Post asap if you find one.

^ This candid confirms that Ahmed is a hottie. Great pic, thank you

Looking for a shirtless, but no luck.  Post asap if you find one.

Lucky lady!

Here is one. There are more on his instagram. 

Thanks for sharing.

^Thanks, for the shirtless,  Babypink. 

I thought there would be more of the same on his instagram, but, alas, no. Well, at least it is start. 

On the lookout for more shirtless pics of what promises to be a very sexy body. 

Santorini, Greece

Ahmed's instagram

Q&A: Ahmed Shihab-Eldin on Media, Democracy and Social Change in the Middle East

He has borne witness to both unashamed government control as well as revolutionary disruptive movements by citizens in Lebanon, Qatar, UAE, Egypt, Jordan and other locations in the West and the Arab world.

Here, he speaks to us about the state of media in the Middle East, from the unrelenting crackdown on journalists to the inspiring democratization of social media.

Read the interview HERE.

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