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Daily Tribune
6 days ago
- General
- Daily Tribune
Al Noor International School Hosts CBSE Graduation Day Ceremony
Al Noor International School's CBSE Section celebrated its Graduation Day for the academic year 2024–2025 on 2nd June 2025, in a vibrant and heartfelt ceremony showcasing creativity, confidence, and pride. The event honoured the resilience and achievements of the graduating students from Grades X and XII. The occasion was graced by Mr. Rajendra Kumar Meena, Attaché (Education) at the Embassy of India, who served as Chief Guest. Also present were Founder Chairman Mr. Ali Hasan, School Director Dr. Muhammad Mashood, Principal Mr. Abdul Rahman Al Kooheji, and representatives from the Quality Assurance Department, along with head teachers, coordinators, faculty members, students, and proud parents. The ceremony included the distribution of graduation certificates to all Grade X and XII students. Academic excellence was celebrated as school toppers were presented with mementoes and certificates by the Chief Guest and Founder Chairman. In his address, Mr. Meena praised the school's vision and the dedication of faculty and students, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and purpose-driven learning in today's world. Founder Chairman Mr. Ali Hasan acknowledged the tireless commitment of educators, while School Director Dr. Mashood commended the graduates' perseverance and encouraged them to pursue excellence. Principal Mr. Abdul Rahman Al Kooheji extended his heartfelt wishes, urging graduates to move forward with confidence, integrity, and determination. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Mrs. Monika Sethi, Head Teacher of the CBSE Section, marking the end of a truly memorable celebration.
USA Today
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
'BMF' stars La La, Davinchi speak on season 4: 'Bunch of action'
'BMF' stars La La, Davinchi speak on season 4: 'Bunch of action' Show Caption Hide Caption La La Anthony and Da'Vinchi reflect on 'BMF' season 4 "BMF" actors La La Anthony and Da'Vinchi give insight on what fans can expect for Season 4 of the hit Starz crime drama. "See it, touch it, obtain it" and "womb to the tomb" are the codes that Meech (Demetrius "Lil Meech" Flenory Jr.) and Terry (Da'Vinchi) live by. Although bonded by blood, their approach to the drug game is different: Meech is rambunctious, while Terry is more prudent. At the nucleus of their brotherhood were love, loyalty, and the zeal to expand their drug trafficking enterprise. However, "BMF" Season 4 raises the question of what happens when that foundation starts to crumble. In the first episode of Starz's crime drama titled "Graduation Day," Terry is struggling to keep the business afloat while Meech has been missing in action for months following their temerarious trip to Mexico. When Meech finally returns to Detroit, unbeknownst to Terry, they get into a heated altercation that foreshadows the direction of their relationship. Loyal associate Hoop asked what everyone in the room was wondering: "What the (expletive) happened in Mexico?" 'Power Book III: Raising Kanan': Patina Miller discusses season 4, her return as Raq Season 4 will reveal the mysterious events in Mexico Da'Vinchi told USA TODAY that the fight between Meech and Terry in the show highlights how their bond begins to crack. "They were done," the actor said. "And as the season progresses, you start seeing in the flashbacks in Mexico what led to this fight." The scene was intense on screen, but shooting it was a blast: "This season has a bunch of action, so choreographing that fight was hilarious. Working with [Lil Meech] and then teaching him how to throw a camera punch, it was really funny." "BMF," executive produced by Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, is loosely inspired by the real events of the Flenory brothers, the founders of the "Black Mafia Family," dubbed one of the most notorious drug organizations in the U.S. known for ties with drug cartels. The story follows Big Meech and Southwest T's humble beginnings in 1980s Detroit and their rise to kingpin status, which thrust them into prominent circles alongside legendary hip-hop acts. Both were sentenced to three decades behind bars, but T was released in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Big Meech was later let out last October to finish his sentence in a halfway house in Florida. His son plays him in the show.) "I had a conversation with Terry Flenory himself, and he was proud and honored by how I was portraying him on screen," said Da'Vinchi. "And to me, I was like, Yo, that's an Emmy right there. That's an award." 'I'm going to boss up now' Watch clips from Season 4 of 'BMF' Starz's "BMF" returned for Season 4 on June 6. COURTESY 'BMF' / STARZ In Season 4, Terry's convoluted relationship with Markisha Taylor (Alani 'La La' Anthony) also shifts from personal to professional when she approaches him with a proposition to get involved in the drug business. "She's tired of relying on men, and now she's like, I want to be my own boss. I want my own independence. I want to do this myself, which a lot of women can relate to," La La said. "In relationships, a lot of times we lose ourselves, we lose our identity, and Markisha is just tired of it, so she's like, 'I'm going to boss up now. I want to be in charge of my life and the decisions I make.' So it's an interesting journey to see her take this season." When Markisha is first introduced, she is an insurance company employee and the wife of Boom, a local drug dealer who physically abuses her. La La expressed that playing a survivor of domestic violence "was tough," and she wanted to approach the role with care. "It was difficult to go to that place and also to see what she went through," she added. In the first three seasons, Terry and Markisha's connection turns into a love affair that strains Terry's relationship with the mother of his children, LaWanda (Sydney Mitchell), and raises the eyebrows of Meech. Markisha is mature and coaches Terry to get him out of his brother's shadow. "I think Markisha strokes his ego, whether it's conscious or unconscious," Da'Vinchi said. "She has a knowledge of the game that he doesn't have." Markisha "reaffirms everything he feels about Meech and the independence that he wants in the game," he continued. More: Starz's 'BMF' returns for Season 4: Cast, episode schedule, release date, trailer 'So many enemies' With B-Mickie (Myles Truitt) and Lamar's (Eric Kofi-Abrefa) return to the show, on top of other obstacles, there is a lot of pressure on Meech and Terry. " It's just so many enemies coming at us at once that it's hard for us to watch each other's six," Da'Vinchi said. " It's super intense. You don't know who to trust. It's almost like our luck ran out this season." La La calls Season 4 "incredible," adding that it has "so many twists and turns." Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@
Yahoo
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Young Elephant Dives Headfirst Into the Water Trough and the Herd's Reaction is Priceless
Young Elephant Dives Headfirst Into the Water Trough and the Herd's Reaction is Priceless originally appeared on PetHelpful. Animals are as fun-loving as toddlers! They love the wonder of the world they live in, and they never cease to amaze those around them, including their fellow animal friends! Elephants are particularly expressive at times and it's easy to know what they are thinking. Recently, Mushuru the 4-year-old African elephant was released into the Voi reintegration unit along with two fellow nursery unit graduates. The elders of the herd welcomed the young elephants and made it clear that they were willing to share their new home. Mushuru wasted zero time making herself at home and decided that a dip in the pool was the first thing on her to-do list! There is just one problem with her plan! There is not a pool! It's a water trough and despite there being a mud bathing pit directly adjacent to the trough, she opted for a quick break from the heat in the clean drinking water tank instead! The young elephant dove right in, headfirst, and continued to flop around in the cool water while her herd-mates stood around in shock and confusion! We have all had that, 'what are you doing' reaction to animal antics but, it's truly funnier when other animals have those same reactions to their friends! One follower suggested, 'She was showboating to her new friends' and we couldn't agree more! Related: Graduation Day for Young Elephants Brings Happy Tears and Hope for Their Future The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust has rescued many elephants just like Mushuru and the work that they do to reintegrate the orphaned animals back out into the wild is heartwarming to see. One viewer said, 'What a joyful moment for Mushuru! So amazing to see her embracing her new life in the wild. Great progress!' Although she is not officially out in the wild, she has begun the multi-year process, and we are lucky enough to have an amazing bird's eye view! Young Elephant Dives Headfirst Into the Water Trough and the Herd's Reaction is Priceless first appeared on PetHelpful on Jun 2, 2025 This story was originally reported by PetHelpful on Jun 2, 2025, where it first appeared.
Qatar Tribune
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Qatar Tribune
Pak Shamaa Kindergartenorganises Graduation Day
Tribune News Network Doha Pak Shamaa Kindergarten, Al Mashaf Branch, organised its Graduation Day on June 1. The event marked an important milestone in the lives of the young learners as they completed their kindergarten journey and prepared to enter primary school. The occasion was attended by the school management, teachers, and parents of the students. Roohi Baber, coordinator, welcomed the gathering. The ceremony was filled with smiles and touching moments as students received their certificates while dressed in tiny graduation gowns and caps. The students also gave wonderful performances in colourful costumes. Nabila Kaukab, principal of the school, expressed appreciation for the efforts of the coordinator, teachers, staff, and students.
USA Today
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
STARZ's 'BMF' returns for Season 4: Cast, episode schedule, release date, trailer
STARZ's 'BMF' returns for Season 4: Cast, episode schedule, release date, trailer STARZ's crime drama "BMF" is returning just in time for the summer, and tensions are heating up between brothers Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory and Terry "Southwest T" Flenory. Season 4, set to air this week, delves into the events that occurred during their trip to Mexico, which alters the relationship between the drug-dealing duo, played by Demetrius Flenory Jr. and Da'Vinchi. "This season, as Meech and Terry fight to keep their American Dream alive, staying ahead of their rivals, and law enforcement takes a toll on their relationship," STARZ says. Here's what we know about "BMF" Season 4: More shows: When do new episodes of 'Love Island USA' come out? See Season 7 schedule When and where to watch 'BMF' Season 4? "BMF" Season 4 debuts on STARZ on June 6. It will be available to stream on the app at midnight and will air on cable at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT in the U.S. and Canada. Who wrote and directed Season 4, Episode 1? The first episode, titled "Graduation Day," is written by Heather Zuhlke and directed by Timothy A. Burton. 'BMF' Season 4 Episode Schedule 401: "Graduation Day " - 6/6 " - 6/6 402: "Discovery" - 6/13 - 6/13 403: "Good Faith" - 6/20 - 6/20 404: "Power Trippin" - 6/27 - 6/27 405: "See It, Touch It, Mixtape It" - 7/4 - 7/4 406: "Bad Religion" - 7/11 - 7/11 407: 'Enemy Within" - 7/25 - 7/25 408: "Death of Hope" - 8/1 - 8/1 409: 'Point of No Return' - 8/9 - 8/9 410: 'Dreams Deferred' - 8/15 'BMF' Season 4 Trailer Main Cast Demetrius Flenory Jr .: Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory .: Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory Da'Vinchi : Terry "Southwest T" Flenory : Terry "Southwest T" Flenory Russell Hornsby : Charles Flenory : Charles Flenory Michole Briana White: Lucille Flenory Lucille Flenory La La : Markisha Taylor : Markisha Taylor Steve Harris : Detective Bryant : Detective Bryant Laila Pruitt : Nicole : Nicole Myles Truitt : B-Mickie : B-Mickie Kelly Hu : Detective Veronica Jin : Detective Veronica Jin Sydney Mitchell: LaWanda Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@
