Nasirian began his cinematic journey with the groundbreaking film The Cow (1969), directed by Dariush Mehrjui—a film often regarded as a cornerstone of New Wave cinema. Over the decades, he built a diverse and remarkable body of work, earning recognition not only for his acting skill but for his ability to bring deep humanity to every role. Among his most ... Read More »
In the early hours of October 31, 1960, the streets of Tehran buzzed with anticipation. Inside the Mother’s Aid Society Hospital, Empress Farah Diba, then 22, was about to make history. Her delivery of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi not only fulfilled the Shah’s long-held desire for a male heir but also marked a pivotal moment in monarchy. Farah Diba’s pregnancy ... Read More »
Hadi Larijani, Professor of Computer Networks and Intelligent Systems in the University’s Department of Computing, will deliver his inaugural Professorial Lecture on March 26. In his lecture, Professor Larijani will help the audience make sense of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by explaining how we use it in everyday life and what the future looks like. He will also reveal how his ... Read More »
Ivanka Trump’s surfing enough this week to consider going pro … ’cause she was back out in the ocean off the coast of Costa Rica, sporting another bikini. The First Daughter hit the beach with a few pals … walking into the crisp ocean blue with her board under her arm — ready to carve up a few waves. IT’s ... Read More »
In the heart of capital lies a legacy shaped not only by monarchs and revolutionaries but by a powerful aristocratic family whose influence helped define the city’s modern identity: the Mostofians. As Tehran transformed from a modest Qajar-era capital into a sprawling metropolis, the Mostofian family played a crucial role in its urban development, culture, and political landscape. The Mostofians ... Read More »
Behind the celebrated actor, director, and voice artist Manouchehr Nozari stood a woman whose quiet strength and unwavering support shaped much of his journey—his wife. While she chose a life away from the spotlight, her role in Nozari’s life was deeply significant. In an industry marked by change, long hours, and public pressure, her presence offered stability, love, and encouragement. ... Read More »
Maryam Ruhparoor has quickly become one of the most beloved and popular singers of her generation. With a voice that resonates deeply and a style that blends tradition with modern flair, she has won the hearts of fans across the world. Each of her performances is more than just music—it’s an emotional journey that leaves a lasting impact. From soulful ... Read More »
Nestled along the iconic Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, the House of Bijan is more than just a boutique — it’s a statement of unparalleled luxury. Known as “the most expensive store in the world,” the Bijan Boutique is a shrine to bespoke fashion, timeless elegance, and the art of living beautifully.Founded by Iranian designer Bijan Pakzad in 1976, the ... Read More »
In the early 1950s, a bold dream emerged from Spain — to create a high-performance sports car that could rival the finest in Europe. This vision materialized in the Pegaso Z-102, a masterpiece of engineering and design. The very first prototype of this legendary coupe was brought to life not in Spain, but in Italy, under the expert craftsmanship of ... Read More »
From jungle mischief to sidekick stardom, monkeys have been charming audiences on the big screen for decades. These intelligent, expressive animals bring a special kind of magic to every scene they’re in—sometimes funny, sometimes heartwarming, and often downright unforgettable. Whether it’s the clever capuchin Dexter causing chaos in Night at the Museum, the loyal Abu from Aladdin, or the adorable ... Read More »