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Jackass is back with bonus content: Jackass 4.5 landed on Netflix recently, featuring deleted gags and stunts as well as behind the scenes footage from the previous movies, especially the fourth film Jackass Forever. Like the previous Jackass in-between films, it runs about 90 minutes and takes viewers through sit-down interviews that explain Forever’s gags in detail and tells the story of the crew’s reunion after many years. This time, the crew gets real about the pitfalls of trying to live recklessly some 20 years on from the original film and how it was challenging to film during covid-19. Nonetheless, the Jackass crew couldn’t pass up the chance to take on some explosive corona-centric pranks.

⚽ Al Ahly are hoping to make history in tonight’s CAF Champions League Final tonight, with the aim of becoming the first to achieve a hat-trick of straight Champions League crowns. Al Ahly will play against Morocco’s Wydad at 9pm at the Mohammed V Stadium — a decision that the Egyptian side opposed as it’s Wydad’s home venue.

Meanwhile, the National Bank and Ceramica Cleopatra will play today in the local league at 6:30pm.

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Listen to your favorite pop, funk and disco tracks live with Ria at The Room New Cairo tonight at 9pm.

ArtTalks is holding an exhibition by the late artist Omar El Nagdi starting tomorrow at 6pm called The Phoenix Rises. El Nagdi was an abstract expressionist and cubist painter whose work was showcased next to Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí. “He is considered one of the most celebrated contemporary Egyptian artists with a multifaceted master of calligraphy, expressionism, abstract art, and philosophy,” the description writes.

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The Infinite Game emphasizes the importance of adopting an infinite mindset in playing the long game for your business: Business is an endless game and a series of constantly evolving challenges and author Simon Sinek creates a manifesto of how to operate with no permanent endpoint. The book explores topics such as team trust, the role of rivals in professional development, and how to be flexible while also ingraining a culture of innovation and dedication. The Infinite Game is a great read for business leaders who are learning to plan for the long term and Sinek uses easy-to-read and enjoyable prose filled with personal stories and humorous anecdotes that will keep readers engrossed.