Art & Celebrities
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“Tal‘ Nazel” Delays Mona Zaki’s Ramadan Appearance for the Second Year
Al-Taj News – Actress Mona Zaki revealed that she will be absent from the Ramadan drama season after her series “Tal‘ Nazel” was postponed for the second consecutive year, continuing her absence from the Ramadan season since her participation in the series “Taht El Wesaya,” which aired in 2023, making this the fourth year of her absence from Ramadan dramas.…
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Women Are Perpetual Victims in Horror Films
Al-Taj News – Women have not only been historical victims of societal violence in the real world; this continuing reality has also been reflected on the cinema screen since its emergence. Horror films have found in women the ideal victim, as they are pursued or kidnapped, or find themselves facing a killer. Cinema inherited part of this image from the…
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A Song from Kadim Al Sahir’s Album Disappears Days After Its Release… What Happened?
Al-Taj News – Two days after Iraqi artist Kadim Al Sahir released his album “Bila Onwan,” fans were surprised to find the song “Al-Helween” removed from the album’s tracklist and from music platforms, after it emerged that the song had previously been performed by Iraqi artist Hamid Mansour decades ago. According to circulating information, the incident began when Kadim Al…
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Actor Mohamed El-Taji Dies at 72 After Battle with Illness
Al-Taj News – Egyptian Actors Syndicate President Ashraf Zaki announced the death of actor Mohamed El-Taji at the age of 72 following a health crisis. Zaki told Al Arabiya.net in an exclusive statement that the funeral of the late actor will be held tomorrow, Monday, at Al-Thawra Mosque in Nasr City, Cairo. Egyptian actor Mohamed El-Taji had undergone delicate surgery…
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Latest Developments in the Health Condition of Actor Bayoumi Fouad
Al-Taj News – Egyptian actor Bayoumi Fouad suffered a sudden health setback that required his transfer to the intensive care unit, leading to the cancellation of the first day of filming for the movie “Hiroshima,” in which he stars alongside Ahmed El Sakka and Mai Omar, according to exclusive sources. The sources explained that filming for the movie will resume…
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United States Moves to Curb Medical AI Errors
Al-Taj News – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has opened a public consultation to establish a new framework for regulating medical devices powered by generative artificial intelligence, amid concerns over errors that could affect doctors’ decisions and patient safety. The agency seeks to establish rules for evaluating these devices before they are placed on the market and monitoring their…
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Rupert Grint to return to Harry Potter in Broadway play
Harry Potter star Rupert Grint is to return to the role of Ron Weasley – playing the character as an adult in the spin-off play in New York. Grint was first cast to play Ron in the original films at the age of 11. Now 38, he will join the cast of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway…
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Susan Sarandon leads tributes to Rocky Horror Picture Show co-star Tim Curry
Stars of stage and screen have paid tribute to cult British actor Tim Curry, who has died at the age of 80. “What I loved about him most was his heart,” said Oscar-winner Susan Sarandon, who co-starred with him in The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Curry, who was born in the north-western English town of Warrington in 1946, passed away…
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The Nazi shipwrecks emerging from the Danube
As the Danube shrinks under extreme heat, the river is revealing a startling remnant of Europe’s wartime past. This month, record-low water levels on the Danube have exposed at least 20 German warships near Prahovo in eastern Serbia. Rusted hulls and broken masts are emerging from the river – the remains of a Nazi Black Sea fleet deliberately scuttled during…
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Hiking Norway’s heavily monitored Russian border
A series of scenic paths trace the Norwegian-Russian border. But as you trek through the tundra and forests, you may notice watchtowers and cameras hanging in trees. I’m standing at a hillside clearing in the tundra along the Russian-Norwegian border, watching the Pasvik River ripple and writhe below. Maybe it’s the rustle of birch leaves overhead or the buzzing sound…
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