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Hardliners have branded the policy of allowing women to games as 'satanic' But Iranian women and families were permitted to watch game on big screen Since 1979 Islamic revolution, women were banned from going to male games Iranian women were allowed to watch their national team playing in their World Cup match against Portugal on a big screen in a Tehran stadium on Monday, Iran's ISNA news agency reported, despite a ban backed by hardliners

Since Iran's 1979 Islamic revolution, women have been barred from attending male football matches, based partly on the idea that they should be shielded from hearing male fans swearing and cursing

'Those individuals and families who have bought tickets, can attend the stadium to watch the World Cup game live,' ISNA quoted a statement published by Tehran's governor office

Iran's pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani has repeatedly criticised the ban but has failed to get it removed because of resistance from powerful hardliners in the clerical and security establishment

It is only the second time in almost 40 years that Iranian women have been able to watch football in Tehran's Azadi stadium, Iran's biggest with 120,000 seats

The stadium's doors were opened for the first time since 1979 to women fans on June 20 to watch Iran's World Cup match against Spain, when hundreds of women attended

But Iran's hardline general prosecutor Mohammad Jafar Montazeri on Sunday criticised the move, Iranian media reported, saying he was 'ashamed' of what had happened in the stadium

'Some women removed their head scarves and started to sing and dance . this is disrespect to our martyrs and betrayal of the revolution,' he said

'They are wrong if they think that they can implement their satanic policies.' Videos and pictures posted on social media showed women fans singing and waving Iran's flag at the stadium

'I am so delighted to be here. It is like a dream come true,' said student Mona Hosseini, 17, who went to the stadium with her family

Despite various campaigns launched by women in the recent years, dozens of women fans have been arrested in Iran for trying to enter the stadium to watch men's games

The officials did not say whether the ban would be permanently lifted. 'I love football

I love watching it at the stadium. I hope our officials lift the ban forever,' Nazanin Sepehrian, 23, told Reuters by phone

'I watched the previous World Cup match against Spain at the Azadi stadium as well

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Nickelodeon is back with one of its hits from the late 1980s: Double Dare.

If you want to check out the revival, tune into Nickelodeon tonight at 8pm ET/PT.

If you don't have cable or can't get to a TV, you can watch Nickelodeon via Philo TV, a cable-free, live-TV streaming service.

Not only is Philo the cheapest option among all the streaming services at just $16 per month, but you can sign up for a free trial without having to enter any billing information.

You'll get two days for free right off the bat, then if you enter your billing information after that, you will get five more days free.

After signing up, you can watch the show live on your computer via the Philo website, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the Philo app.

Additionally, if you can't watch live, Philo also allows you to DVR programs and watch them later.

And even if you forget to DVR the show, it also comes with a 72-hour rewind feature, which allows you to replay any show or event that has aired in the last 72 hours.

Preview.

Double Dare is back and this time, it's double the trouble.

The hit Nickelodeon series first aired on the network from 1986 to 1993, but Nickelodeon has revived it to assure its older fans that they're not forgotten.

Marc Summers, who hosted the original series, recently told TVLine, "I'm just excited to be a part of it in so many different ways.

It was a show that was critical to my career and also critical to Nickelodeon… To be able to reunite after all these years is just fun.".

Summers continued, "What we have now is a situation where — maybe for the first time in Nickelodeon's history — parents who grew up watching Nickelodeon programming have kids the same age they were when they started watching Nickelodeon… And I think it is a bonding and sharing experience.

And who will be hosting this go around? Liza Koshy- a Youtube comedian with nearly 15 million subscribers, will be serving as host on the revival.

Koshy started her comedy career posting on Vine in 2013.

When Vine closed in 2017, Koshy had over 5 million followers.

By then, however, she'd already started cultivating a Youtube personality, and these days, that's her biggest platform.

In 2017, Koshy became the "fastest Youtube personality to reach 10 million subscribers.".

Along with her online personality, Koshy has some acting experience as well.

In 2016, she starred in Hulu's horror series Freakish as Violet Adams.

She also played the role of Aday Walker in the horror-comedy feature film Boo! A Madea Halloween.

Last year, she hosted the live preshow at the Golden Globe Awards.

To date, she has taken home two Streamy Awards and a Teen Choice Award.

Be sure to tune into the series premiere of Double Dare tonight on Nickelodeon at 8pm ET/PT.