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Fereydoun Farrokhzad’s Bold Vision and Unfiltered Remarks
Fereydoun Farrokhzad’s *Mikhak-e Noghrei* (Silver Violet), which aired from 1968, marked a pivotal moment in Iranian television and music history. Farrokhzad, a multi-talented artist—known as a singer, poet, and television host—transformed the entertainment landscape with his innovative approach to television programming. His bold and unfiltered style, combined with his sharp wit, defied the conventional norms…
2024-10-13
Fashion
Oud Ispahan is Back and Better than Ever
Dior’s Oud Ispahan, originally launched in 2012, has recently been reinterpreted by Francis Kurkdjian, Dior’s creative director of perfume, who brings a refined touch to this iconic fragrance. Inspired by the cultural richness of Isfahan, the perfume elegantly merges oud wood with Damascus rose, two opulent notes that create a captivating balance of warmth and…
2024-10-13
Culture
The Rise of Global Soft Drink Giants in Iran
During the decades leading up to the 1970s, the rivalry among soda giants like Pepsi-Cola, Coca-Cola, Canada Dry, and 7UP wasn't just about taste; it was about lifestyle, identity, and the embodiment of a modern, Western-influenced culture. As each brand sought to establish its dominance, they unleashed a wave of inventive marketing strategies designed to…
2024-10-12
Music
Hichkas’s Handwritten Notebook Photos
The evolution from handwritten lyrics to digital notes reflects not only a shift in technology but also in the dynamics of how Persian rap has grown alongside Iranian society's embrace of digital platforms. As Iranian rappers transitioned from pen-and-paper lyrics to mobile devices, they adapted to a more immediate, mobile, and often more private creation…
2024-10-10
Film
The 1980s Fashion in the movie ‘ZoodPaz’
The Iranian comedy film ZoodPaz, directed by Rambod Javan, offers a refreshing glimpse into 1980s Iran, blending humor with a poignant look at life during the Iran-Iraq War. The narrative cleverly unfolds around a family tragedy—a pressure cooker explosion—amidst the missile strikes of 1987. This incident sets the tone for a story that, while humorous,…
2024-10-10
Culture
Cafe Naderi: A Hub of Tehran’s Inttelectual Life
Café Naderi, located in central Tehran, is one of the city's most storied landmarks and a lasting symbol of Tehran’s intellectual and cultural history. Founded in 1927 by Armenian immigrant Khachik Madikians, the café was initially a small establishment. However, under Madikians' vision, it blossomed into a multifaceted venue—a café, hotel, and restaurant with an…
2024-10-09
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