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Iconic Italian radio voice Rossella Diaco dies at 65 — the warm broadcaster who kept drivers company for decades

Rossella Diaco, a familiar and comforting voice on Italy’s roads, has passed away at 65. For decades she guided millions of travellers with practical updates, calm reassurance and a warmth that made radio feel like a trusted companion. Her daughter Federica announced the news on social media with a heartfelt message, recalling the courage with …

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How female game designers are using board games and videogames to smash stereotypes — the powerful projects you need to play now

Games are no longer just a pastime: a new wave of game designers — many of them women — are deliberately crafting both video games and tabletop experiences that challenge stereotypes, explore injustice, and invite players to think differently. These creators are turning playful mechanics into tools for empathy and education, proving that the rules …

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The manuscript she hurled into the snow: how Harper Lee’s breakdown birthed To Kill a Mockingbird — the untold story behind a literary legend

January 1958. New York is under a heavy snow, and a passerby on 82nd Street looks up to see typed pages drifting from a red‑brick apartment window. The woman who rushes out into the cold to gather them, trembling and embarrassed, is Nelle Harper Lee. Two years later the world will know her as Harper …

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The secret song Guccini wrote for his daughter — the heartbreaking story behind “Culodritto” that will move you to tears

Few artists manage to reveal their tenderest selves so subtly that the revelation feels like stumbling upon a private letter. Francesco Guccini, the great Italian singer‑songwriter known for his blunt poetry and thick voice, accomplished precisely that in 1987 with “Culodritto,” a song tucked inside the album Signora Bovary. Written for his young daughter Teresa, …

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Christian Clavier faces the family analyst from hell in “Terapia di famiglia” — the comedy that makes family therapy hilariously awkward

“Terapia di famiglia” lands as a light‑hearted, yet surprisingly incisive comedy about the peculiarities of modern family dynamics — especially when the family patriarch happens to be a professional analyst. Arnaud Lemort’s film assembles a cast led by the ever‑expressive Christian Clavier, alongside Baptiste Lecaplain, Claire Chust and Cristiana Reali. At first glance, it’s a …

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Julia Roberts’ One‑Minute Trick to Beat Stage Fright — Try This Simple Hand‑on‑Heart Breath to Calm Instantly

When the spotlight is on and the pressure mounts, most of us instinctively hold our breath or speed up our hearts. Last week at a star‑studded benefit in New York, Julia Roberts did something refreshingly simple: she admitted her nerves and led the entire room through a one‑minute grounding exercise. That short, human moment—hand on …

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17‑year‑old schoolgirl shocks the athletics world: Alessia Succo called up to Diamond League — can she beat the sport’s biggest stars tonight?

Meet Alessia Succo: the 17‑year‑old schoolgirl sprint sensation taking on the world’s hurdles elite At just 17 years and a few months, Alessia Succo from Settimo Torinese has gone from regional prospect to international talking point. Her call‑up to the Golden Gala Pietro Mennea in Rome – a Diamond League meeting – came at the …