Stylist Riham Assem passed away after a sudden health crisis, sparking public debate after her mother accused a major hospital of negligence following a cortisone injection. Media personality Riham Saeed mourned her in an emotional Instagram post.

Actress Hend Sabry expressed her solidarity with Tunisia after the devastating floods that swept the country, praying for the safety of its people and the recovery of the injured.

Yangoo Play released the teaser for “Kan Ya Ma Kan,” a romantic comedy-drama series set to premiere exclusively on the platform during Ramadan 2026. The series marks Majid Al-Kedwany’s first participation in the Ramadan drama lineup.

MBC Egypt released the official poster for “El Set Mona Lisa,” starring Mai Omar, set to air during Ramadan 2026. The series explores social and human aspects affecting women across the Arab world.

The production team unveiled the official poster for “We Forget What Was,” set to air in Ramadan 2026, featuring Mona Fadaly wearing a hijab, sparking public curiosity about her character and the story’s direction.

Actor Mahmoud Hegazy denied allegations of assault against his wife, calling them a fabricated report aimed at preventing his child from traveling abroad, and confirmed he will pursue legal measures to protect his rights.

Actor Nabil Eissa revealed exclusive details about his role in the series “Fakhr Al-Delta,” stating that he plays a manager in an advertising company and that the show contains dramatic twists that will surprise viewers.

Singer Hany Shaker posted an emotional message on Instagram expressing solidarity with the Tunisian people after severe floods that caused significant casualties and damage.

The official poster of the series “Fakhr Al-Delta” features actor Nabil Eissa. The 30-episode drama is set to air in Ramadan 2026 and includes a star-studded cast, offering a socially driven narrative with human conflict and suspense.

Dar Al-Maaref releases a new documentary literary work by journalist Zainab Abdel Razak titled “Tawfiq Al-Hakim… A Journey of Consciousness and Spirit (1898–1987)”, highlighting his exceptional status as a literary phenomenon and retracing his intellectual and artistic journey.

Ahmed, son of veteran actor Abdelrahman Abu Zahra, disclosed details of the tax freeze on his father’s bank account. He stated that tax demands date back to 2021 despite his father’s retirement and confirmed his health is stable but he will not return to acting.

Ahmed Abu Zahra, son of veteran actor Abdelrahman Abu Zahra, shared an update on his father’s health and confirmed that he will not return to acting. He also revealed that the tax authority froze his father’s bank account, affecting his pension.