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Children’s program host

Kids’ show hosts are supposed to be squeaky-clean, perfect role models for your little munchkins. But sometimes, behind-the-scenes, these hosts aren’t as lighthearted as they appear on the screen. Sometimes they are downright the opposite. They are human, after all. Read More »

Funeral service for oil diplomat

Countries opec head passed away recently. The memorial was organized taking in to account the current covid crisis. Bijan Zangeneh and Javad Zarif where present. In related oil news, Brent crude held above $36 a barrel on Friday and was on course for another week of gains as additional production cuts by major producers and a decline in US oil ... Read More »

Actresses pickup scuba diving

Taraneh Alidoosti, Hani Tavasoli and Azadeh Samadi’s pictures scuba diving have been shared online recently. Some are comparing it to the posts national swimming champions had posted to the world body twitter account that ended up being controversial and eventualy the swimming body was forced to remove the clips. Have you thought about picking up scuba diving? Everyone has different ... Read More »

The hippie spirit of south

Among youths, junub carries much more meaning than just its literal definition of south. It has long been synonymous with an adventurous trip, a breath of fresh air and a sense of freedom. When winter cold comes to most, in its southern provinces young ones scatter around the remote beaches and mountains of the Persian Gulf islands. Read More »

Actress Saghi Hajipour

Some of the greatest acting feats of the year belonged to women who owned every moment in front of the camera, from the star-crossed lovers of “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” to the stripper team-up of “Hustlers.” Read More »

Souvenir photos with a killer

The stories of history’s worst serial killers are more terrifying than any horror story could ever be. No make-believe monster will ever match that soul-chilling feeling that seeps in when we read a headline that says “Serial Killer on the Loose.” Read More »

Different performance of symphony orchestra in quarantine

The sense of going stir crazy from quarantining during the coronavirus outbreak is starting to set in. You’ve watched at least one show you’ve been meaning to get to and, of course, Too Hot To Handle. You’ve read that book that was collecting dust on your nightstand for months. Read More »

Voria Ghafouri’s workouts at her luxury home

Voria Ghafouri, 31, a right back for Tehran football team Esteghlal, appeared to criticise hardline foreign policy in an Instagram post and interview last week. Voria Ghafouri is a footballer who plays for the Persian Gulf Pro League club Esteghlal, for which he is captain, and the  national team. He has played much of his career as a right-back and ... Read More »

Popular British royal watches

As it were, she wore a diamond-encrusted cocktail-style wristwatch from Jaeger-LeCoultre (JL). What’s more stunning about this piece than its appearance is its specialized movement. Her coronation wristwatch contained JL’s Calibre 101 movement—the smallest mechanical watch movement in the world. Read More »

Voluntary school openings

The school week looks vastly different, with most students attending school two or three days a week and doing the rest of their learning at home. At school, desks are spaced apart to discourage touching. Some classrooms extend into unused gymnasiums, libraries or art rooms – left vacant while schools put on hold activities that cram lots of children together. Read More »