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Sherine Abdel Wahab Targeted by Deepfake: The Truth Behind the Viral "Hospital Breakdown" Video
A viral video claiming to show Egyptian superstar Sherine Abdel Wahab collapsed and crying in a hospital bed has ignited a firestorm of controversy. While some media figures condemned the "leak" as a breach of privacy, digital forensics experts confirmed the footage is a Deepfake, meticulously crafted using Artificial Intelligence to exploit the singer's ongoing personal struggles. Dr. Ashraf Zaki , head of the Egyptian Actors' Syndicate, addressed the rumors, stating that Sh
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Jan 211 min read


China Inaugurates University of Emergency Management to Strengthen National Safety Systems
Source : Xinhua China officially launched the University of Emergency Management in Langfang, Hebei Province, on January 20, 2026. Vice Premier Zhang Guoqing highlighted that the institution is a pivotal policy decision aimed at modernizing the nation's emergency response framework and nurturing world-class talent. The university will focus on safety in production, natural disaster prevention, and high-efficiency rescue operations. Zhang urged the university to strive for exc
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Jan 201 min read


The 4-Minute Louvre Heist: New Footage Reveals How Thieves Stole €88M in Jewels Using a Hoist and Chainsaw
French media has released stunning CCTV footage of the "Heist of the Century" at the Louvre Museum. The video shows two suspects using a mechanical lift to scale a balcony and enter the Apollo Gallery. Once inside, they used a chainsaw to break into the display case containing Empress Eugénie’s crown, escaping with historical artifacts valued at €88 million. The most controversial detail revealed by France Télévisions is that the entire operation lasted less than four minutes
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Jan 191 min read


The Passing of a Century's Legend: Brigitte Bardot Dies at 91, Leaving Behind a Legacy of Rebellion and Activism
The world bids farewell to the legendary French icon Brigitte Bardot, widely known as B.B., who passed away this Sunday at the age of 91. Bardot was more than a film star; she was a cultural phenomenon who redefined the concept of freedom and sensuality in the 1950s and 60s. Through masterpieces like "...And God Created Woman" and Godard’s “Contempt” , she shattered Hollywood’s censorship barriers and became a global symbol of the "liberated soul." Simone de Beauvoir once de
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Dec 28, 20251 min read


Rebuilding Khufu’s Legend: A Historic Live Restoration of the Pharaoh’s Cedar Bark at the GEM
In an extraordinary fusion of history and transparency, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) has begun the live reassembly of King Khufu’s second solar boat. Visitors can now witness restorers meticulously piecing together approximately 1,650 cedar wood components of the 42-meter-long vessel. This ambitious project, expected to span four years, aims to restore the ancient craft to its original glory—4,500 years after it was first buried near the Great Pyramid of Giza. Minister of
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Dec 24, 20251 min read


Final Curtains of 2025: From Ziad Rahbani to Hollywood Legends, the Creative World Mourns its Icons
The year 2025 stands as one of the saddest in artistic history, marking the departure of legendary figures who defined cinema, music, and theater for generations. Arab World: The Departure of Legends The Arab world mourned the loss of historical pillars, including: Ziad Rahbani (Lebanon): The musical genius and son of Fayrouz. Samiha Ayoub (Egypt): Known as the "Lady of Arab Theater." Mohamed Al-Tawayan (Saudi Arabia): A pioneer of Gulf drama. Naima Samih (Morocco): The
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Dec 21, 20251 min read


"Horshoe Kilns" Unearthed: Chinese Archaeologists Discover 1,000-Year-Old Pottery Workshop in Inner Mongolia
The Institute of Cultural Heritage and Archaeology in Inner Mongolia recently announced the discovery of three horseshoe-shaped ancient kilns near the site of the ancient city of Wu'anzhou. Dating back to the Liao and Jin Dynasties (907-1234 AD), these structures are believed to be part of a sophisticated pottery production workshop from a millennium ago. Excavations at the Ancient City of Wu'anzhou The discovery occurred during excavations conducted between July and Novembe
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Dec 21, 20251 min read


Trump’s Comments on Director Rob Reiner’s Death Spark Outrage
U.S. President Donald Trump has drawn fierce criticism, including a rare public backlash from fellow Republicans, after linking the murder of Hollywood director Rob Reiner to what he called "Trump Derangement Syndrome." 1. Controversial Remarks On his platform, Truth Social , Trump claimed that Reiner’s death was "the result of the anger he caused others through his illness... known as Trump Derangement Syndrome." He further described Reiner, a long-time vocal critic, as "der
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Dec 16, 20251 min read


459 Museums Registered in Southwest China's Sichuan Province
The Cultural Heritage Bureau of Sichuan Province, Southwest China, announced that the province’s museums experienced flourishing growth during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-2025), with museum visits becoming increasingly popular among both locals and tourists. 1. Significant Growth and High-Tier Institutions Registration: The province registered 459 museums during this period, including 16 first-class museums . Institutional Expansion: There has been a notable incre
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Dec 16, 20251 min read


Egyptian Composer Accuses Ahmed Saad of Stealing Melody from Amr Diab's Song "Baba" for Ad Track "Ya Halila"
Egyptian lyricist Khaled Tag El Din sparked widespread controversy after publicly accusing singer Ahmed Saad of stealing the melody from superstar Amr Diab's hit song "Baba" and using it in Saad's new track, "Ya Halila." Details of the Accusation and Controversy: Explicit Accusation: Khaled Tag El Din posted on Facebook: " Ahmed Saad made the song Baba minus one... removed Amr Diab's voice and sang Ya Halila Ahla Leila El Leilah, " suggesting the melody was copied with only
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Dec 10, 20251 min read


Mona Zaki: The Role of Umm Kulthum Was the Hardest in My Career, Accepted Due to "Unique Script" and Marwan Hamed
The Egyptian actress Mona Zaki revealed the reasons that led her to accept the role of Umm Kulthum in the film "Al-Sett" (The Lady), following its world premiere at the Marrakech International Film Festival. During the film's press conference in Marrakech, Mona Zaki explained that the biggest factor encouraging her to take on this difficult role was the unique script presented by writer Ahmed Mourad , which uncovered previously unknown human aspects of the legendary singer
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Dec 4, 20252 min read


Study Reveals Mars was Habitable for Longer Than Expected
A recent scientific study revealed that the planet Mars may have remained habitable for much longer than previous estimates suggested. The reason lies in "late" water activity that persisted beneath its surface, even billions of years after its surface lakes and rivers disappeared. 1. New Evidence: Groundwater in Gale Crater The study was based on data collected by the Curiosity rover inside the Gale Crater and was led by a team from New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD). T
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Dec 1, 20252 min read


The Louvre Raises Ticket Prices for Non-Europeans to Fund Renovations
The Louvre Museum in Paris, France, approved raising the entry ticket price for visitors from non-European countries from €22 to €32 (an increase of €10), effective next January. This is roughly equivalent to a jump from $25 to $37. 1. Purpose of the Price Increase The main objective of the ticket price increase is to help fund the renovation and expansion of the museum's building , particularly after security incidents highlighted its deteriorating condition: Renovation Plan
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Nov 30, 20251 min read


The Egyptian Film "Al-Sitt" About Umm Kulthum's Life Dominates Social Media Talk Before Its Release
The production team of the Egyptian film "Al-Sitt" (The Lady) had barely released the promotional trailer for the film—which portrays the life of the "Star of the East," Umm Kulthum, played by Egyptian actress Mona Zaki—before social media platforms were flooded with diverse opinions. 1. Film Details and Core of the Controversy Creative Team: A cinematic vision written by Ahmed Mourad and directed by Marwan Hamed . The cast includes stars like Ahmed Khaled Saleh, Sayed Raga
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Nov 30, 20252 min read


Egyptian TV Host Dies in Her Sleep Due to Extortion and Sudden Death
Details have been revealed regarding the sudden death of the young Egyptian TV host, Heba El-Zayyat, who was pronounced dead in the early hours of Thursday morning. 1. Cause of Death and Details Direct Cause: It was determined that the late host died in her sleep due to acute circulatory failure (a sharp drop in blood circulation) . Days Before Death: Heba El-Zayyat had apologized days earlier for recording an episode of her program, informing her colleagues that she was ex
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Nov 27, 20251 min read


Bollywood Star Dharmendra Dies at 89
Bollywood star Dharmendra, who was renowned for his roles in romantic comedies and action-packed thrillers, died on Monday at the age of 89. The actor recently suffered from a health setback and was admitted to a hospital in Mumbai. 1. Dharmendra's Impact and Career Prime Minister's Condolence: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that Dharmendra's death "marks the end of an era in Indian cinema," describing him as a "towering cinematic personality, an exceptional act
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Nov 24, 20251 min read


Sherine Abdel Wahab: I Will Not Retire
The Egyptian artist Sherine Abdel Wahab denied recent circulating rumors about her retirement from singing, stressing that these reports are "unfounded." Sherine's Message to Her Fans Categorical Denial: In a circulating audio recording, Sherine clarified that she is "absolutely not thinking about retirement," emphasizing: "I will sing for you from different places, and I will sing until I die. No retirement. Retirement is death. As long as I am alive, I am singing and I lov
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Nov 23, 20251 min read


Highest Price Ever: Pocket Watch Sets Record Among Titanic Memorabilia
An 18-karat gold pocket watch, a "Jules Jurgensen" model, owned by Isidor Straus (a first-class passenger on the Titanic), has broken the record for memorabilia from the ship. The watch was sold at an auction by "Henry Aldridge & Son" in England for £1.78 million , equivalent to approximately $2.34 million USD , becoming the most expensive Titanic artifact ever sold. The Symbolic Story of Isidor and Ida Straus The Iconic Moment: The story of Isidor and his wife Ida became on
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Nov 23, 20251 min read


China Freezes Japanese Films Amid Rising Tensions Over Taiwan
China has suspended regulatory reviews for new Japanese films, a move that signals an escalation of tensions between Beijing and Tokyo, adding new ramifications to the growing dispute over Taiwan. Details of the Freeze and Consequences The Decision: Bloomberg News, citing two sources, reported that the Chinese Film Administration halted the approval process for new films from Japan starting last Monday. Affected Films: The regulatory body also suspended the release of six J
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Nov 19, 20251 min read


Egyptian Art Stars in Pharaonic Attire Inside the Grand Museum (AI-Generated)
Social media users circulated images of Egyptian art and singing stars that were edited and designed using Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. The celebrities appeared wearing Pharaonic costumes inside the halls of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), scheduled to open next Saturday, November 1st. Celebrities and Reactions to the Designs Celebrity List: Leading the images were Adel Emam ("El Zaeem") and Umm Kulthum ("Kawkab Al Sharq"), in addition to: Souad Hosny, Shadia,
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Oct 30, 20251 min read
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