Write your way stronger: how 15 minutes of daily writing rewires your brain and builds resilience It sounds almost too simple to be true: a tiny daily habit — fifteen minutes of writing — can change the way your brain processes stress, control impulsive reactions and help you come out stronger from life’s challenges. Yet …
Tonight on “Un Nuevo Inicio”: arrest, alliances and a woman forced to choose — episode 2 preview “Un Nuevo Inicio,” the Spanish drama set in the 1960s and airing on Canale 5, continues to grip audiences after a strong premiere that drew over two million viewers. Tonight’s episode (airing at 22:00) deepens the show’s central …
From nearly quitting to Cannes queen: the remarkable rise of Renate Reinsve Renate Reinsve’s story reads like a film script: a near‑retirement from acting, a sudden call from a director, and then meteoric success on the world stage. At 38, the Norwegian actress has become one of the most intriguing faces of contemporary cinema — …
The 79th Cannes Film Festival has spoken: Cristian Mungiu’s Fjord takes the Palme d’Or, and the festival’s winners list reads like a manifesto for politically engaged, humanist cinema. For readers of Princess‑Daisy.co.uk who love film but also value the cultural conversations that movies can spark, Cannes 2026 was a reminder that great cinema can be …
Francesca Bodie: the woman reshaping Venezia into a luxury sport‑lifestyle brand Francesca Bodie’s appointment as president of Venezia FC marks a striking moment in football — she is the first woman to lead the club in over a century — but this story is much more than symbolism. With experience gained in North American arena …
Rosa Elettrica arrives as a fresh, emotionally charged twist on the crime‑thriller formula — and Maria Chiara Giannetta is the beating heart of it. In this new Sky Original, streaming from May 8, Giannetta plays Rosa, a young undercover cop whose insulated inner life collides with a dangerous external world. As Daisy from Princess‑Daisy.co.uk, I’m …
Greek classics are enjoying a clear renaissance on stages, screens and in exhibitions this season — and it’s easy to see why. These ancient stories, from Antigone to Odysseus and Lysistrata, are not dusty relics but living texts that continue to probe power, gender, trauma and solidarity. Directors and playwrights across Europe are reworking the …
Saint Claire: Bella Thorne Plays a Disturbing Schoolgirl Killer in Tonight’s Chilling Thriller Tonight at 9:20pm on Rai 4, Saint Claire, adapted from Don Roff’s Clare at Sixteen, arrives on Italian screens with Bella Thorne in the lead role. If you’re drawn to dark, psychological thrillers that blur the line between fanaticism and trauma, this …
The astonishing true story behind “The Son of the Desert”: a child raised by ostriches Gilles de Maistre, director best known for the emotional family hit “Mia and the White Lion,” returns with a film destined to capture hearts: “The Son of the Desert,” released in UK cinemas this spring. It tells the extraordinary true …
Why “Film Club” is the warm, bittersweet series we all need right now There’s a rare kind of TV show that wraps you in gentle curiosity from the first frame and doesn’t let go. “Film Club,” now on RaiPlay, is exactly that: a six‑episode mini‑series that uses cinema as both refuge and mirror for two …
