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a day ago
- Entertainment
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The Devil Wears Prada: What If It Had an Egyptian Cast?
Ever since the sequel to this iconic movie was announced—nearly twenty years after its original release—we've been imagining where the characters ended up. How did their lives change? Who came into their worlds? What happened after the credits rolled? All this buzz has only added to the excitement of seeing a beloved classic return to the big screen. And, of course, we couldn't help but let our imaginations wander even further… What if The Devil Wears Prada had an Egyptian cast? It's not just about who looks like the characters but also about who captures their vibe, their energy, and their unforgettable presence. So we pulled together a fun, imagined casting lineup that we think would be amazing to watch. But we're leaving one of the biggest decisions up to you: Who do you think would be the perfect Egyptian actress to play Andrea Sachs?
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2 days ago
- Lifestyle
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Climbing the Social Ladder: Is Money Enough?
You'll often encounter people who strive to upgrade their lifestyle, the places they visit, the experiences they seek, and even the circles they mingle in. Aspiring to be in a better place than you were yesterday is not only natural but admirable. It reflects ambition, growth, and a willingness to improve one's life. But there's a fine line between evolving as a person and trying to buy your way into a different social class. And here's why that rarely works. If you've ever looked up the meaning of social class, you'll find it commonly defined as a group of people who share similar socioeconomic circumstances. Nowhere in that definition does it say it's something you can purchase, no matter how much money you have. Trying to buy your way into a class without aligning with its deeper context can feel inauthentic, not just to others but even to yourself. That is often felt by those moving into new communities, driven by the urge to fit in by adopting the same lifestyle, clothing brands, and daily routines, even when these are far removed from their own culture, values, or what genuinely feels comfortable to them. And this isn't about social discrimination. It's not about who deserves what or who belongs where. It's simply about understanding that real belonging isn't bought but built. At the end of the day, real growth comes from improving your character, expanding your perspective, and staying true to your values, not from mimicking other people's lifestyles that don't reflect who you really are. Do you agree?
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2 days ago
- Business
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NAIA x Fairmont: A New Era of Coastal Luxury at Ras El Hekma
Prepare to indulge in pure luxury. NAIA Developments proudly announces a landmark partnership with Fairmont Nile City, bringing world-class hospitality to Ras El Hekma. As part of this exclusive collaboration, we're introducing L'Uliveto by the Sea — a refined Mediterranean dining experience set to open at NAIA Bay's Beach Clubhouse. Curated by Fairmont, this coastal haven will offer exceptional service, unforgettable moments, and the perfect blend of elegance and escape. Summer 2025, redefined.
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3 days ago
- Entertainment
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Hyde Park Developments Supports the Arts, Music, and the Revival of Egypt's Cultural and Artistic Heritage Two Concerts to Celebrate the Legacy of Dalida
Cairo – May 28, 2025 Reaffirming its leading role in supporting culture, music, and the preservation of heritage, Hyde Park Developments is sponsoring two tribute concerts honoring the iconic international artist Dalida, under the title 'Bent Shoubra'. The concerts will take place on 30 and 31 May 2025 at the Mövenpick Theatre in Media Production City, reflecting the company's continued commitment to delivering refined cultural and musical experiences that enhance the lifestyle offerings within its communities. The two-night event will celebrate Dalida's illustrious career, showcasing her most beloved hits spanning over three decades of musical brilliance. Directed by Mirva Kadi, a Lebanese-French artist known for her standout performances at major venues such as the Beiteddine Festival and Casino du Liban, the concerts will also feature a special appearance by Egyptian singer Heidi Moussa, a classically trained vocalist from a musical family who honed her talent under Maestro Selim Sahab at the Cairo Opera House.
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3 days ago
- Health
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4 Simple Things to Help Overcome Exam Anxiety
You can smell it in the air. The caffeine. The highlighters. The quiet breakdowns at 2 AM. Exam season doesn't just bring pressure, it brings this weird fog of anxiety, guilt, and panic. Everyone tells you to just breathe, but you already are. You just want to stop feeling like you're a ticking time bomb that is about to explode. So here's something that might work. Not a miracle fix. These four things have helped many and might help you, too. Romanticize the War Zone If you're going to be stuck in your room for hours, at least make it a room you want to be in. Light a candle. Open the window. Pour your coffee into your favorite mug or even set the scene like you're someone who's about to write the next great thesis, even if you're just trying to get through biology. That isn't about pretending you love studying. It's about creating a space where your anxiety doesn't feel like the loudest thing in the room. Choose One Song to Hold Onto Don't make a whole playlist. Just one track that makes the room feel less sharp. Maybe it's something soft, something steady, something that feels like someone's sitting beside you. Play it when your mind starts racing. Play it when your chest feels too heavy. Let it loop until it becomes more than a song, a little rhythm your nervous system can trust. It won't promise to fix everything. But it might keep you company. Take a Walk, Even If It's Just to the End of the Hallway Your brain needs breaks, not guilt. Step away from your screen. Stretch your back. Walk to the kitchen like it's a destination. Open the door and breathe different air. Movement reminds your body it's not stuck, even if your mind feels like it is. We underestimate what small movements can do. A few steps, a stretch, or a glance at the sky can pull you out of your head, even for a minute. You don't need a full reset. Just a few steps. Just a pause. Remind Yourself: The Goal Isn't Perfection You are not a walking grade. You are not a number on a paper. You're a person doing their best with what they have in a season that drains the soul out of even the strongest people. And if today, all you did was show up to your desk and stare at the same paragraph five times, that still counts. You were here. You tried. Tag your friends and remind them to take a breath.
