Activists Preoccupied with Top Trending News Recently The Death of Media Personality Sobhi Atre Ignites Social Media Platforms

Between joy and sorrow, social media platforms have been buzzing with news about artists and celebrities recently, drawing significant attention from users. The most prominent of these stories was the sudden death of Syrian media personality Sobhi Atre, who passed away on Wednesday due to a heart attack.

Below are the most talked-about events on social media, as people offered congratulations and condolences—contrasts described as “intriguing.”

Jamal Soliman Sparks Outrage

A video clip showed Syrian actor Jamal Soliman refusing to take a photo with an Egyptian woman on the sidelines of the 51st annual Film Festival at the Opera House.After the video went viral and triggered criticism from fans, Soliman chose to explain the situation through a video posted on his official Instagram account.He stated that, in response to many journalists and media requests, he filmed a video to clarify what happened, noting that he did not intend to embarrass or offend the woman.Soliman pointed out that the clip circulating was only a few seconds long, during which he is heard saying to the woman: “Please, just leave me alone.” He added that he had already taken several photos with her and conducted many media interviews at the event, which also honored him. He speculated that she might have appeared in coverage taking pictures with him, and when he stepped out to meet friends, she appeared in front of him again.

“Your White Dress” Tops the Scene

The song "Your White Dress" by Emirati singer Hussain Al Jassmi has trended over the past few hours after it was gifted by producer and artist Hisham Gamal to his bride, actress Laila Zaher, during their wedding on Wednesday.The song drew attention for its lyrics and melody, both well-received, and Hisham’s emotional delivery made it appear as if he were singing it himself, after receiving his bride from her father, actor Ahmed Zaher.Interestingly, Hisham Gamal composed the song himself, and it was released by Hussain Al Jassmi on his official YouTube channel to coincide with the wedding—an event that quickly became the talk of social media.The song was written by poet Amir Teima and captured the joyful, romantic atmosphere of the wedding, prompting many to search for and share it.

Sudden Death of Sobhi Atre

The unexpected passing of Syrian media figure Sobhi Atre on Wednesday due to a heart attack shocked the public and quickly dominated search engines and news platforms, causing a wave of grief among celebrities and fans alike.The official ET bel Arabi page on Instagram posted a tribute:“ET bel Arabi and Charisma Group Media mourn our dear colleague Sobhi Atre. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends. May God have mercy on Sobhi and grant us all patience and solace.”Sobhi Atre was a Syrian journalist and TV presenter born in Aleppo. He graduated from Aleppo University with a degree in Business Administration and held certifications in media and television techniques, specializing in news preparation and talk show presentation.He worked for various magazines and newspapers in the Arab world before transitioning to TV in early 2007 with Rotana Khalijia, focusing on entertainment and arts coverage.He contributed to multiple programs across Rotana, LBC, DMTV, and MBC networks.

Mohamed Ramadan's Coachella Look Stirs Controversy

Earlier, Egyptian actor Mohamed Ramadan caused a stir after performing at the 2025 Coachella Festival, becoming the first Egyptian artist to participate in this globally recognized event held in California, USA.The singer of "Number One" was mocked for what many described as a “bizarre look.” His outfit, which resembled a dance costume according to many online, featured a gold-toned chest piece paired with pants and a cardigan printed with the ankh symbol (Key of Life).While some considered his performance a milestone in his career—especially given the enthusiastic audience response—his fashion choice sparked backlash.In response to the criticism, Tarek Mortada, the media advisor for the Musicians Syndicate, stated:“Mohamed Ramadan is a member of the Actors Syndicate, which is the only body authorized to question or discipline him. If the syndicate deems his attire inappropriate, especially as he wore the Egyptian flag with it, they will address the issue.”