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Izzadeen Malik El-Amin Arab MiddleEast Welterweight Champion
Izzadeen Malik El-Amin is a rising force in the boxing world, known for his unmatched determination and relentless drive. Hailing from Luton, UK, El-Amin’s journey has been anything but conventional. Raised without a father and having dropped out of high school, he defied the odds to pursue a dream few believed in. Inspired by self-belief and a desire to break the cycle, El-Amin has transformed his early struggles into fuel for greatness, emerging as one of the most promising welterweights in the region.
By jawad6 months ago in Photography
Documenting Island Vibes: Holo Holo Festival Through the Lens of FlicksByFiyah
There are moments in your creative journey that feel like home — moments when you’re not just documenting a story, you’re living in it. That’s what the Holo Holo Festival 2024 was for me. A multi-day celebration of Polynesian music and culture, it brought together generations of islanders and island lovers to sing, sway, and reconnect. And I had the honor of capturing it all through my lens as FlicksByFiyah, a Samoan-American photographer based in Seattle.
By FIAFIA 7 months ago in Photography
Top Restaurant Trends Redefining the Dining Experience in 2025
If you're in the restaurant business (or thinking about it), 2025 is making up some tasty trends you'll want to get in on. These are shaping how people experience dining out. And trust me, it's not just about what's on the plate anymore.
By Marie Colvin8 months ago in Photography
Image Cutout Service That Sets Your Story Free
In the fast-moving digital age, your images speak louder than words. At our studio, we believe every product, brand, or person has a story worth sharing — clearly, beautifully, and without distraction. Our image cutout service exists to set your story free by removing cluttered, noisy backgrounds and revealing the subject in its truest form.
By Mamun8 months ago in Photography
"The Silence Below
The lake had no name. Locals called it “the Hollow,” not for its shape, but for the way sound died near its banks. Birds would perch on surrounding branches, but never sang. Frogs, abundant in the surrounding marshland, fell quiet as soon as the water's edge came into view. Even the wind, which moaned endlessly through the pine forest, seemed to hold its breath when it passed over the surface.
By ABDU LLAH8 months ago in Photography
Actor Nicky Katt, Known for 'Dazed and Confused' and 'School of Rock,' Dies at 54
Nicky Katt, Star of ‘Dazed and Confused’ and ‘School of Rock,’ Dies at 54 Nicky Katt, the talented actor known for his roles in Dazed and Confused, School of Rock, and the TV series Boston Public, has died at the age of 54. His passing was confirmed by his representative, but the exact cause of death has not been made public yet. Fans and friends are mourning the loss of a unique actor who brought intense energy and realism to every role he played.
By Sikandar prasad9 months ago in Photography
I am black myself, yet my trust is in Allah
This statement may seem ridiculous to many. For some, it is a sign of self-pity, for others, a sign of low self-confidence. But for me, it is a true feeling—which I have heard many times, felt many times. From childhood to adulthood, the language and eyes of society have been pointed at me many times. "You can't do anything," "You are not as smart as others," "You will only fall behind"—these words have become my shadow. But you know, this word "black" is not just a skin color, it is a sign of neglect, a name given by a society, when no one wants to see someone's potential. I never wanted to shine like a diamond, I just wanted to prove myself—not just in front of my family, but in front of my Lord. To Allah, I am not black, I am beloved. Since I understood this, I have learned to see life differently. I have never been able to see myself the way people see me. I tried to illuminate my heart—so that I would not be blind to Allah, so that there would be the light of Tawhid in my heart. People will say, “You cannot”—but Allah says, “I am with you, you can.” Allah says, “Remember Me, I will remember you…” (Surah Al-Baqarah: 152) I cried after reading this verse. Because those who forget Me, those who consider me unworthy, forget Me, but Allah remembers Me. Confidence begins when trust in Allah begins. At one time, I felt like I could do nothing. Being behind in my studies, people’s laughter, and accusations broke me. But I was patient. I cried out to Allah, saying with tears, “O Allah, if people abandon me, will You not sustain me?” By Allah’s grace, I stood again. Each failure has become my stepping stone. I have stayed up all night, memorized while crying, made mistakes, and learned again. Maybe I am not as brilliant as everyone else, but I stand on the mercy of Allah. When society pushes, Allah holds me back. A sister once said this. I did not understand it then. Now I understand—because, when there is no one around, I am not alone. My Lord is there. Deep prayers at night, tears of prostration, and the silent battle within myself—these have become my true companions. "Black" in the eyes of people, but "important" in the eyes of Allah—this realization is the greatest light in my life. Today I say—yes, I am black, but I have not given up. I may not have become much yet, but I know that my path is on track. I want to brighten the faces of my family through education. I want them to proudly say, "He is our child, he is our light." I know my limitations, but my Lord has infinite mercy. I trust in that kindness. I want those who are black like me to know that we are not incompetent. If you can fall from your position and stand up again, then you are successful. If you can cry to God even if you don't understand people, then you are a winner. We who are "black"—we are not failures, we may be far from the light, but we are on the way to the light. God never abandons us, if we trust in Him. ✨ In closing, I say: “If you cannot be human, there is no sorrow in that—you are a very beautiful person as long as you are not selfish like humans.” And if you learn to love yourself in the eyes of God, then you are truly lucky.
By Arshad Ali9 months ago in Photography
The iPhone’s Silent Elegance in Snow-Covered Silence
In a world where technology dominates every facet of life, it's rare to find a moment where innovation and nature quietly coexist without competition. A recent photograph of an iPhone lying gently in a bed of fresh snow does just that—it freezes time, literally and metaphorically, to tell a story about elegance, minimalism, and the subtle power of design.
By Sultan Khan9 months ago in Photography
The White Lotus Season 3 Finale: Who Dies, When to Watch & What to Expect
The White Lotus Season 3 Finale: Who Dies, When to Watch & What to Expect Explore the suspense, characters, and mysteries behind The White Lotus Season 3. Find out what time White Lotus airs, who dies, and what to expect in the finale.
By Sikandar prasad9 months ago in Photography
Legends of the Screen: From Panem to the Potterverse
A regard of the Sutherland Dynasty, the Panem Universe, and Ralph Fiennes's Versatility The cinema world is full of fabulous players and iconic families who have dominated the assiduity over generations. Among similar families, the Sutherland family is an iconic one, with Donald as well as Kiefer Sutherland cutting strong careers. Meanwhile, The Hunger Games series had cult around the globe hooked on its dystopian premise as well as star- speckled ensemble cast. Meanwhile, Ralph Fiennes has been dazing us with his veritably high position of versatility, changing into extensively different characters with inconceivable ease. The Sutherland Legacy Donald Sutherland( 1935 – 2024), the cherished Canadian actor, established a career that lasted more than six decades. Known for his versatility and gift for fitting into a broad range of places, Sutherland appeared in iconic flicks like M * A * S * H( 1970), Klute( 1971), and Ordinary People( 1980). latterly in life, he appealed to a new generation of cult with his intimidating interpretation of President Coriolanus Snow in The Hunger Games series. His performance added depth and terror to the series' main villain, cementing his character as one of the greats. Donald Sutherland amassed numerous awards and honors, including a Primetime Emmy Award, two Golden Globes, and stars on the Canada Walk of Fame and Hollywood Walk of Fame. His benefactions to TV and film made lasting prints on both mediums. Just like his father, Kiefer Sutherland( born in 1966) established his own successful career. More known for his starring turn as Jack Bauer on the television suspenser 24, Kiefer's work won him both an Emmy and a Golden Globe. Among his film places are Stand by Me( 1986), The Lost Boys( 1987), and A Many Good Men( 1992), to name but a many. Like his pater , he also has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame — symbolically coming to Donald's — pointing to the multigenerational impact of the family on entertainment. The Hunger Games Phenomenon From Suzanne Collins' best- merchandisers, The Hunger Games series came a world-wide megahit. In the dystopian nation of Panem, the series is an account of survival, defiance, and despotism's cost. The compelling plot and stunning performances brought the novels to life on the big screen. Headlining the cast was Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen, a strong and inspiring heroine. Josh Hutcherson played the pious and valorous Peeta Mellark, and Liam Hemsworth played Gale Hawthorne, Katniss' nonage friend and fellow revolter. Woody Harrelson bettered as Haymitch Abernathy, the world- sick but loving tutor. Elizabeth Banks gave a name performance as the fashion-conscious and emotionally nuanced Effie Trinket, and Stanley Tucci handed faculty and irony as the flamboyant television host Caesar Flickerman. Donald Sutherland's casting as President Snow was necessary to the story. His stoic, calculating nastiness was a intimidating portrayal of unrestrained power. The supporting players also included Lenny Kravitz as sympathetic hairstylist Cinna, Wes Bentley as manipulative Seneca Crane, and over- and- coming gift similar as Amandla Stenberg and Isabelle Fuhrman, who made their marks in their places. Ralph Fiennes A Master of Transformation Ralph Fiennes( b. 1962) is maybe the most successful and protean actor of his generation. He established himself with his nipping performance as Amon Göth in Schindler's List( 1993), a performance that was nominated for an Academy Award. He went on to impress with varied systems like The English Case( 1996), The Constant Gardener( 2005), and The Grand Budapest Hotel( 2014). Fiennes is most famously known to youthful people as Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter flicks, where he advanced a shocking presence to the notorious dark wizard. Both stage and screen have been home to his career, with awards including a BAFTA, a Tony, and several Oscar nominations. His inconceivable gift for melting into characters has brought him transnational sun and respect. Conclusion The Sutherland family's on- screen heritage, The Hunger Games' lasting fashionability, and Ralph Fiennes' trimmer- suchlike capability each demonstrate the power of liar on film. These artists have left their mark not only through awards and recognition, but through the unforgettable characters they have created — each of which has touched hearts across the globe.
By Sikandar prasad9 months ago in Photography
The Glimmering Diamond Queen Emma Frost
Marvel Rivals continues to push the limits of the hero shooter genre, and Season 2 is expected to introduce Emma Frost, an exciting new cast member. The strategic genius and psychic mutant, who has a tendency to transform into diamonds, is ready to make her mark on the game. She will upend the meta, giving players a strong, multifaceted hero capable of controlling the battlefield.
By Sikandar prasad9 months ago in Photography
