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Babak Khalil Fam, with the artistic name “Babiam” (born January 15, 1994 in Bonab city, East Azarbaijan province, raised in Tehran), is an Iranian singer and songwriter in the style of Persian rap and R&B.
Babak is one of the second wave of singers of this style and his activity has started since 2009.
Behzad Ghobadi (born November 11, 1991 in Abadan) He is one of the best Iranian entrepreneurs living in Turkey now.
Amin Fardin was born on September 20, 1991 in Ahvaz, a figure in history who spent his childhood and adolescence there. He has been a former correspondent for the Radio and Television of Iran (Kermanshah, Khuzestan and Tehran) and has recently been involved in exposing and producing controversial programs about celebrities. Amin Fardin was able to dramatically increase the record of Persian YouTube viewers by preparing controversial documentaries called “Behind the Scenes on YouTube”. According to this reporter, one of his most important goals is to increase people’s media literacy. Currently, it is the most watched Persian program on YouTube.
Mohammad Matin Hosseinabadi , He was born on 6 June 2002 in Tehran.
Majid Bahar was born on September 9, 1989 in Tehran.
On Friday night, as U.S. television screens burned with images of peaceful protests turning violent, Nike released a new socially conscious ad calling on Americans to do something quite different than the brand’s usual call to “Just Do It.” Instead, one of the nation’s leading athletic apparel companies called on individuals to not turn their back on the painful issue of racism in the United States.
Amir Tashakor born on July forth, 1982, raised in an artistic family, graduated in information and communication technology in Tehran.
Anashid Hosseini was born on January 24, 1992 in Ahvaz.
His family moved to Tehran very soon, a year after his birth.
Alireza Esteki (born October 6, 1975 in Isfahan) is one of the champions and coaches of boxing and bodybuilding, the coach of the Iranian national boxing team.
Flash flood watches are in effect across much of the southern Appalachians and the Piedmont in anticipation of heavy rain that could overwhelm local waterways and sewerage systems. The latest forecast from the Weather Prediction Center calls for several inches of rain from southwestern Virginia to upstate South Carolina, with the bulk of the heavy rain focused on North Carolina. The heaviest rain will fall on Wednesday and Thursday.
