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Riyadh International Book Fair 2025 Comes to a Close The Riyadh International Book Fair 2025 has concluded its activities with the distribution of the "Excellence Awards". The Arabian Manga Company, part of the Saudi Research and Media Group (SRMG), was crowned with the Excellence in Publishing Award in the Digital Platforms category. This award recognizes the company’s innovation in developing digital content that enhances the reading experience in a modern way. Winners of the Excellence Awards Other winners of the Excellence Awards include King Abdulaziz Public Library, which won the award in the children’s category. The library was recognized for…

Introduction to the Purbeck Film Festival The Purbeck Film Festival is a highly anticipated event that will take place in over 30 venues across Dorset, including churches, community centers, and a museum. This year’s festival promises to be an exciting one, with a range of activities and screenings that are sure to delight film enthusiasts. New Patron and Highlights Oscar-winning director Sir Sam Mendes has been announced as the newest patron of the festival. Mendes expressed his delight at supporting the event, which is a great honor for the festival. Some of the highlights of the festival include appearances by…

Incident Report A SpiceJet flight from Dubai to New Delhi landed without the luggage of any of its passengers on Wednesday evening, leaving confused travelers and a sea of empty luggage trolleys at Delhi airport. Flight Details The flight, SG-12, carrying 148 passengers, took off at around 12pm UAE time (1.30pm IST) after a short delay and landed at Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport at around 5pm India time. Passenger Reactions The confusion began when passengers gathered around the conveyor belt and discovered that not a single piece of luggage had made the journey. One by one,…

Introduction to HIV Prevention Breakthrough Infectious disease experts have welcomed a groundbreaking move that will significantly increase access to a highly effective HIV prevention drug in low- and middle-income countries. The drug, lenacapavir, will be sold for just $40 a year, making it a crucial tool in the fight against the HIV epidemic. The Drug and Its Impact Lenacapavir is a highly effective medication that has shown promising results in preventing HIV. By making generic versions of this drug available at an affordable price, it is hoped that the spread of HIV can be curbed. The introduction of lenacapavir in…

Introduction to the Geneva Film Festival The Geneva Film Festival (GIFF) is set to kick off on October 31st with the opening film, "The Great Arch," an architectural drama by Stephane Demoustier, and will conclude on November 9th with Kent Jones’ second feature film, "Later fame." This year’s festival will feature 85 works, including 36 films, 25 series, and 24 immersive experiences, which will be showcased in four competition sections: international feature film, international series, international immersive competition, and "The Future Makes Sense" competition. Festival Highlights The festival will include discussions with renowned US television writer Alan Ball, who won…

The Importance of Size Integration in Fashion The fashion industry is missing out on opportunities by confusing consumers with poor fit and narrow sizing, which can hinder growth. Despite the increasing use of weight loss methods, there is still a significant need for size integration. Brands that fail to address inconsistencies in size and presentation risk losing loyalty and relevance. The Gap Between Consumer Needs and Brand Offerings To understand the gap between consumer needs and what brands offer, a survey of 687 readers in the US and UK was conducted. The survey revealed that 51 percent of respondents were…

Introduction to Fiber Protection A new study from UC Irvine may have finally uncovered how fiber protects the body from sugar damage, and how the protection begins in the gut. Researchers at the UCI School of Medicine found that inulin, a naturally occurring fiber found in vegetables like onions, garlic, and artichokes, can remodel the bacteria living in your gut to stop fructose before it reaches your liver. How Fiber Works Inulin can remodel the bacteria living in your gut to stop fructose before it reaches your liver. The results show that fiber offers a new level of protection, not…

Taylor Swift’s Latest Appearance Taylor Swift is back cheering on the Kansas City Chiefs, attending her first NFL game of the season after announcing her engagement to the team’s veteran tight end Travis Kelce in August. She was spotted enjoying the home game on October 12 from a private suite as the Chiefs faced the Detroit Lions. A Two-Year Romance The game marks two years since Swift and Kelce went public with their relationship in October 2023. Swift announced her engagement in a social media post in August, writing a humorous message that referenced her and Kelce’s different professions: "Your…

Introduction to The Revenge of La Llorona Fans of The Incantation franchise have something to look forward to after the surprisingly successful theatrical release of Last Rites. Although it is not considered a continuation of the acclaimed universe, The Curse of La Llorona will finally return with a sequel that has been shelved several times, at least once during pre-production. The exciting project, titled The Revenge of La Llorona, has unveiled its cast list alongside the award-winning director as production begins in New York. Cast and Production On October 9, 2025, it was confirmed that The Revenge of La Llorona…

Introduction to the Issue Cultural workers from an indigenous Ecuadorian community, the Shuar people, have visited Oxford to call for the repatriation of a museum’s collection of shrunken heads. The collection, known as tsantsas, is held at the Pitt Rivers Museum and was acquired between 1884 and 1936. The Shuar people are seeking a better understanding of the artifacts and their return to Ecuador. The History of the Tsantsas The tsantsas are human remains that were formed from human, sloth, or monkey heads. They were sought after by collectors in the 19th and 20th centuries and were not "war trophies"…