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Aminullah Rashidi passed away

Aminullah Rashidi, born on May 4, 1304 (1925), in the city of Ravand, Kashan, is one of the most influential figures in Iranian classical music. As a singer, composer, and musician, Rashidi played a crucial role in shaping Iran’s radio music scene, particularly between the late 1940s and 1960s. His contributions to both Iranian traditional music and contemporary styles have …

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Chinese tourist visit Afghanistan and take pics with Taliban

In the years following the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan in 2021, the country has become a point of interest for various groups, including Chinese tourists seeking unique travel experiences. One particularly striking image that has surfaced is of a Chinese tourist holding an AK-47 rifle, standing beside a member of the Taliban’s armed forces. This Taliban member, interestingly, is outfitted …

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A look at Sahar Dolatshahi’s expensive bags

Sahar Dolatshahi, born on 16 Mehr 1358 (October 8, 1979) in Tehran, is a renowned Iranian actress who has made significant contributions to both cinema and theater. With a diverse range of roles in some of Iran’s most prestigious film festivals and theatrical productions, Dolatshahi has established herself as one of the leading figures in contemporary Iranian arts. Over the …

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Tabas coal mine conditions

On a tragic evening, an explosion rocked a coal mine in eastern Homeland, causing devastation and loss of life. The explosion, which took place in Tabas, South Khorasan Province, has claimed the lives of 51 people and left 20 more injured, according to Persian officials. This unfortunate event adds to the already alarming statistics of workplace accidents in the mining …

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Azita Arbab’s meeting with artists

Shahram Solati’s Second Marriage with Azita Arbab: A Journey Through Fame, Beauty, and Transformation Shahram Solati, a prominent figure in the Iranian music industry, has led a life marked by fame, artistry, and personal relationships that often catch the public’s eye. One of the most talked-about chapters in his life is his second marriage to Azita Arbab, a woman with …

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Salar Abdouh, writer and professor of creative writing

Salar Abdoh is a novelist, essayist, and translator, whose works offer a deep exploration of identity, displacement, war, and cultural conflict. Born in Tehran, Iran, Abdoh’s unique background as both an Iranian exile and an American resident informs much of his writing. His novels The Poet Game (2000), Opium (2004), Tehran at Twilight (2014), and A Nearby Country Called Love …

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Kobra Amin Saidi known as Shahrazad Cinema

Kobra Amin Saeedi, widely known by her artistic pseudonym Shahrazad, was a groundbreaking figure in Iranian culture, renowned for her multi-dimensional contributions as an actress, poet, filmmaker, and writer. Born on December 18, 1950 (1329 in the Iranian calendar), Shahrazad made her name at a time when societal norms in Iran were restrictive, especially for women. Her journey from a …

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The “Queen of Garbage” is on trial in Sweden’s biggest environmental case

The Business Model of NMT Think Pink NMT Think Pink was a waste management company once considered a rising star in the industry. The company collected waste materials, promising customers that it would recycle or responsibly dispose of them. However, instead of following through with proper waste management protocols, the company dumped or buried the waste in various locations across …

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Abbas Shirmohammadi, the official photographer of the White House

Abbas Shermohammadi is a name that resonates deeply within the photography community, especially in political circles. Born in the historic city of Yazd, Iran, Abbas has carved out an illustrious career as the official photographer of the White House, a title that comes with great prestige and responsibility. His journey from the cultural landscapes of Yazd to the corridors of …

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Some less seen photos of the artists

Introduction Los Angeles music, a genre deeply intertwined with the history of the Persian diaspora, particularly post-revolutionary Iran, has become a significant cultural phenomenon. Produced primarily by Iranians who emigrated to the United States after the 1979 Iranian Revolution, this genre, known for its distinct blend of Iranian pop and Western styles, has left a lasting impact on Iranian culture …

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