German photographer Hans-Wichart von Busse (1903–1962) held that role in 1933 and 1934 during an archaeological expedition to Persepolis, one of the capital cities of the Achaemenid Persian Empire (c. 550–330 BCE) in Iran, near the modern city of Shiraz. As part of a team led by archaeologist Ernst Herzfeld for the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago, von …
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Michelle Obama sparks Ozempic
Michelle Obama’s trim figure has already sparked Ozempic speculation amongst fans online. The former first lady recently posted behind-the-scenes footage of her photo shoot with famed photographer Annie Leibovitz via Instagram, in which she could be seen showing off her fit physique. Obama confidently posed in a simple yet chic outfit consisting of a gray T-shirt, jeans and brown suede …
Read More »Qatari Emir’s attire during African trip
Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani has visited the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), days after the government and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group signed a framework agreement for a peace deal aimed at ending fighting in the country’s east. On his first trip to the African country, the Qatari leader was welcomed in the capital Kinshasa on …
Read More »he Story of Neanderthals
Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis) were a species of ancient humans who lived across Europe and parts of western Asia for hundreds of thousands of years. As the closest extinct relatives of modern humans, they share roughly 99.7% of our DNA, and many people today still carry small amounts of Neanderthal genetic material—evidence of interbreeding between the two groups. Neanderthals were skilled …
Read More »Reasons Why Men Get Grumpier As They Age
Many families notice a familiar pattern: the older men get, the shorter their fuse becomes. They’re more impatient, more irritated, more easily frustrated, and sometimes downright grumpy. This isn’t just a stereotype — there are real biological, psychological, and social reasons behind it. This cluster is sometimes called Andropause — the male version of menopause — and it can absolutely …
Read More »Why Women Sleep Worse
Many heterosexual couples discover an uncomfortable truth: women often sleep worse when sharing a bed with their male partner. While this isn’t universal, research shows consistent patterns explaining why co-sleeping affects women more. This heightened sensitivity comes from evolutionary wiring: historically, women were more likely to wake to protect infants or respond to threats. Even today, a shifting or snoring …
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Mahmoud Dolatabadi is widely regarded as one of most influential contemporary writers, known for his profound explorations of social issues, human struggles, and the complexities of rural and urban life. His works reflect the depth of his empathy, the richness of his storytelling, and the authenticity of his connection to culture. Born in 1940 in Sabzevar, Dolatabadi grew up in …
Read More »Defining Excellence with Integrity
Hadiyeh Tehrani represents a blend of intellect, strength, and sincerity—a presence that leaves a meaningful impression wherever she goes. Known for her thoughtful nature and her unwavering commitment to growth, she approaches life with a clarity that inspires those around her. Hadiyeh is guided by a genuine passion for learning, improving, and contributing. Her path is shaped by curiosity and …
Read More »A Portrait of Purpose and Vision
Marks a moment of anticipation fulfilled—where passion meets the palate and a new chapter in winemaking begins. The Unveiling of Nika Wine is more than a launch; it is an invitation to experience a story bottled with care, vision, and artistry. Born from vineyards kissed by sun and nurtured by soil rich with history, Nika Wine embodies balance, elegance, and …
Read More »Highlights of the 43rd Turin
The 43rd edition of the Torino Film Festival (TFF) runs from 21 to 29 November 2025, in the city of Turin, Italy. The festival has a long tradition of spotlighting emerging filmmakers, first- and second-time directors, as well as innovative, experimental, and independent films. nternational Feature Film Competition — for recent films (post September 2024), often world or international premieres. …
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