Omar Mohamed Sultan, born in Minya in 1882, was the son of politician Mohamed Sultan Pasha. He contributed to agricultural development, charity work, and was a founding member of Egypt's Al Ahly Club. He died in 1917 at age 35 and was buried in Zawyet Sultan, Minya.

Today is the birthday of Italian poet Eugenio Montale, born on October 12, 1896, in Genoa. Montale won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1975 for his poetry that interprets human values with high artistic sensitivity.

American actress Diane Keaton, Oscar winner in 1978 for "Annie Hall," died in California at age 79. She began her film career in 1970 and appeared in notable films such as "The Godfather" series and "Annie Hall."

A recent research paper highlights that Ahouach art is a collective creative expression reflecting the memory and identity of the Amazigh of Sous. It is characterized by its diverse colors and performances and deeply affects spectators through psychological, intellectual, and emotional interaction.

Fede Dorcas, a famous Argentine model and singer, was shot dead by thieves on motorcycles in Mexico City during an attempted robbery. No suspects have been arrested, and Dorcas was expected to appear soon on a Mexican dance competition show.

The Egyptian General Book Authority recently published a new short story collection by Dr. Mahmoud Fateen titled "The Necessary Has Been Done," featuring 13 stories centered around the theme of death and set largely in hospital environments.

A family in New Orleans discovered an ancient marble slab inscribed with the Latin phrase "Spirits of the Dead." It was identified as a 1900-year-old Roman tombstone that had been missing from an Italian museum for decades.

The film Roofman earned one million dollars on its first day in the United States, with revenue projections between 8 and 12 million dollars. Meanwhile, the horror film The Conjuring: Last Rites has grossed 459.673 million dollars since its September 5 release.

Salama Al-Abdullah is a prominent Saudi singer who combined heritage and modernity, establishing an independent artistic identity in Saudi popular song and leaving an indelible mark on popular and critical memory.

American actress Diane Keaton, Oscar winner, died at 79. She was known for her role in "The Godfather" and Woody Allen films, starting her career in theater before moving to New York.