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An ancient Alley of Sphinxes opened in Luxor after 11 years of restoration since 2010. This was reported by the Ahram newspaper. Egyptian President Abdul-Fattah Khalil Al-Sisi took part in the opening ceremony. The event was accompanied by a gala concert, costume show and performances by famous Egyptian artists. According to the Minister of Tourism and Antiquities of Egypt Khaled al-Anani, Luxor has become the world's largest open-air museum. He explained that a three-kilometer alley connected the ancient Egyptian temples of Karnak and Luxor. On a paved road about seven meters wide, there are statues in the form of sphinxes. Once upon a time, solemn processions in honor of religious holidays were held at this place. During the restoration, illegal buildings were demolished from the alley, and 250 sphinxes with ram heads and 807 sphinxes with human heads were found. It is noted that the research and excavations of archaeologists

Purple suits hit widespread popularity in 2021 thanks to celebrities Single color clothing gained widespread popularity in late 2021 thanks to celebrities. This is reported by the publication Page Six. According to the material, this season stars are increasingly appearing in public in jackets, blazers, trousers and tops of a purple hue, which is why the aforementioned wardrobe items are becoming new fashion trends. Journalists note that actresses and singers choose costumes of different cuts and fabrics. For example, the paparazzi captured the Hollywood actress Sandra Bullock in a velvet outfit that consisted of a cardigan, silk top and straight flowing trousers. She chose open-toed heels with golden sequins as shoes. At the same time, pop singer Taylor Swift preferred to present her own short film, All Too Well, to fans in a more fitted model of a corduroy suit – a double-breasted jacket and straight pants in a wine

Deputy Prosecutor General of Russia: the surviving rescuer stayed in the mine for a day, injecting himself with drugs »In Kuzbass thanks to the medications that he constantly injected himself. This explanation was given to journalists by the Deputy Prosecutor General of Russia Dmitry Demeshin. His commentary to Lente.ru was provided by the press service of the government of the Kemerovo region. The Deputy Prosecutor General clarified that Zakovryashin climbed to the surface for more than a day. “He used, as we understand, several devices,” Demeshin said.