American actress Jennifer Lawrence will receive an honorary award at the San Sebastian Film Festival in Spain, held from September 19 to 27, 2024, recognizing her career achievements.

Celine Haidar, Lebanese national football player, suffered a severe head injury during an Israeli airstrike, resulting in a coma. After surgeries and physical therapy, she regained movement and speech, choosing to fight rather than surrender.

"The Hotel" play raises philosophical questions about regret and self-reflection through guests in a mysterious place between life and death, experiencing a spiritual awakening before returning to their lives.

Artist Iman Ragaa announced her separation from her husband on Facebook and currently stars in the Egyptian theater play King Lear alongside top actors.

Critic Ali Al-Kashouti affirmed that the success of the 33rd International Citadel Festival reflects Egyptians' refined taste and appreciation for art, with massive audience attendance and participation of major Tarab stars.

A Palestinian young woman dreamed of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ healing the wounded amid aggression, symbolizing hope. The Mufti emphasizes that hope in the Prophet ﷺ is the foundation of love and resilience in hardships, urging us to be beacons of hope for others.

Egypt Public Library in Dokki hosts the Venezuelan folk band "Ruwad Al-Jorobo" for a cultural performance on August 28, in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture and the Venezuelan Embassy in Cairo.

The Writers and Poets Family in Bahrain announced the launch of the fourth edition of the 2025 short story competition under the motto "Late Dr. Jaafar Al-Hadi Competition," open to all age groups starting from 18 years, with participation open until the end of October and financial prizes for winners.

The Higher Education Council decided to reduce admission rates in stagnant and saturated majors by 60% to direct students towards demanded and new majors, with unified admission results to be announced by the end of September after verifying student data.

The Egyptian Ministry of Culture announced the release of the first critical book about the late writer Sonallah Ibrahim titled "Sonallah Ibrahim and Breaking the Dogmas," highlighting his creative project and including critical studies from critics of different generations.