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Egyptian Public Prosecution in Giza has opened an investigation into Moroccan actress Basma Boussil following a complaint from a neighbor alleging repeated disturbance from her villa in Sixth of October City. The case marks a significant development in what began as a residential dispute.
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Basma Boussil — The actress, ex-wife of Egyptian actor Tamer Hosni, is under investigation by authorities after a neighbor filed a formal complaint about noise emanating from her property. The case has been transferred to competent authorities for legal proceedings.Late Hayat Al-Fahd Documentary — Kuwait's Al-Dosma Theatre will reopen following renovation with a screening of a documentary chronicling the life and career of the late Kuwaiti actress. The 50-minute film features audio recordings, video footage, and testimonies from artists who worked alongside her.Raken Saad on "Buma" Role Preparation — Jordanian actress Raken Saad disclosed extensive preparation for her film role, including weapons training and immersion in unfamiliar environments. She received Best Actress recognition at Gouna Film Festival for the performance.Mona Zaki Clarifies "Tawea Nazil" Message — Egyptian actress Mona Zaki addressed criticism over her character in the series, stating the work does not justify revenge or harm in response to infidelity. The series explores a wife's discovery of her husband's secret second marriage.Sami Abdel Halim Transferred to Care Facility — Egyptian actor Sami Abdel Halim has moved to the Actors' Care Home in Sixth of October City following a stroke. Medical officials report his condition is stable, with the residence providing ongoing care and physical therapy.Sammi the Comedian Declines Best Young Artist Award — Young artist Al-Shami apologized for his absence from an awards ceremony, requesting his trophy be given to an emerging talent. He cited work commitments during this period.Coming Up:
Saudi Arabia to host 29th Algeria International Book Fair as guest of honor in October 2026, with 1,567 publishers from 51 countries participating and a comprehensive Saudi cultural program spanning literature, arts, cinema, and heritage.Theater productions "Sugar Daddy" and "I Don't Know Myself" extend runs during Riyadh Season through October 31 and November 1 respectively, following strong audience response since their October 22-23 launches.