Artistic interaction with the “trend of the eighties” and technical warnings. Yousra talks about motherhood and snakes at the Metropolitan Opera.

A large number of Egyptian artists interacted with the “80s trend,” which topped the search indicators on Google in Egypt on Tuesday. The interaction that swept social accounts and attracted stars initially relied on “artificial intelligence” technology to transform the personal image and keep it up with this period.

A number of artists spoke of their happiness in interacting with the “trend” that brought them back to that time, and memories that will never be erased from memory. While information technology experts warned against sharing images through applications to modify them, Mahmoud Farag, a digital transformation consultant, confirmed that this trend may expose users to the risks of data breaches.

In another context, artist Yousra captured attention by expressing her gratitude for not having children, highlighting the choices of other female artists who preferred art over motherhood. International newspapers also covered the selection of a snake for a theatrical performance at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, where the snakes underwent careful performance tests to ensure their suitability for the show.