Laughing is simple, instinctive: a need, a necessity, a pleasure to share and to live. Knowing how to make people laugh, however, is anything but immediate: it requires a certain self-awareness and awareness of the people in front of you, study, quick-wittedness, and a great desire to give a memorable moment. Because the art of making people laugh, in other words, comedy, is an art of life. And Giorgia Fumo knows this well: in the past, she has played various roles. Today, she is a comedian and improviser who, through her show “Vita Bassa,” speaks to millennials about millennials, not only on ..read more

The world of cinema and theater is one where stories intertwine and manifest through a common language, the language of art, made of honesty and experimentation. In this world, Dajana Roncione emerges with a strong and clear voice. Her career began on the theater stage and branched out into cinema, filled with a love for writing and expression that grows with each project. Speaking with Dajana, I clearly perceived her essence, her passion for the honesty of storytelling and its transformative power, where the connection with the audience becomes a vital element. Through her latest roles, from ..read more

If there is one person I would interview every month, it’s Daniela Collu. Not only because her words open up unexpected avenues for reflection, not only because I enjoy talking with her (whether in front of a screen or with a glass of wine in hand), not only because I think she is one of the most influential people in Italian entertainment right now and that her influence genuinely does good, but real good. I like interviewing her because her projects are always the most interesting, so it’s impossible for me not to do it. This time, in fact, we talked about her podcast “Sigmund” for Il Post ..read more

Reading enthusiasts like me have seen reader characters on the big or small screen they could really relate to, precisely because they are book lovers: among the most striking examples, there are Rory Gilmore, Hermione Granger, Matilda, and Elio Perlman. As good fans, we are always looking for new titles to add to our TBR list, and helpful suggestions can come from anywhere, including movies and TV series.  It happens that, at certain moments in movies, there are frames that explicitly show books: sometimes they are there for a reason, because they are connected to the plot or story of a ..read more

June Beauty News  Huda Beauty: The New Blush Filter Huda Beauty introduces the new Blush Filter: a liquid blush available in five new shades with a satin finish, featuring pigments containing easily blendable micro-pearls for a high-impact glow. Available in shades Cotton Candy, Peach Sorbet, Strawberry Cream, Watermelon Pop, and Black Cherry, these blushes are easy to use, blendable, and provide a smooth finish that melds with the skin. They are ideal for mixing to create an “Ombre Look,” perfect for the summer season. June Beauty News  Darling: The New Milky Hair Screen The n ..read more

Every day, life passes before our eyes. Our eyes witness every emotion, every feeling, which is why it is essential to protect and care for them attentively. Perhaps it is the delicacy of the eye contour that makes it so precious: the signs of aging around our gaze are stories, testimonies, “stories of genuine laughter, tears shed, sleepless nights, and squinting eyes to better observe life in its entirety”. With this awareness, Maison Chanel introduces a revolutionary product, the N°1 De Chanel Serum Revitalisant Yeux: a revitalizing, rechargeable eye serum that we have loved since our first ..read more

Nowadays, reports are made for anything, in any sector, and they are all important to analyze the performance of a given activity. I have the impression, however, that these reports have become mandatory overtime for certain tasks (I am thinking for example of social media), but, at the same time, I wonder: how is it possible that they are not yet mandatory to monitor the impact effect of industries, starting with fashion? We are all here screaming the need for change in this industry, a change that MUST happen, given the many ecological and ethical issues that, unfortunately, still character ..read more

When talking about Chanel, we often refer to tradition in the finest sense of the term. This tradition gives importance, creates timeless icons, and magically keeps up with the times. I have always wondered how a beauty brand could manage to be like this: timeless, remembering its roots while simultaneously creating new icons, drawing from the past to constantly design new products and evoke emotions. Chanel, to me, always succeeds in this and is one of those few beauty brands that manages to maintain its recognizable allure while giving each step a sense of innovation and modernity. To m ..read more

A hot topic in recent years, color harmony is not only a guide to image construction but also a real discipline. In a nutshell, color harmony is the study of how colors influence and enhance a person’s appearance based on their chromatic characteristics, such as skin tone, eye color, and hair color. Dominant in the fields of fashion and makeup, color harmony also serves as a beacon in the world of filmmaking. Consider directors like Wes Anderson, Tim Burton, and Paolo Sorrentino: filmmakers whose movies we would unequivocally describe as “in palette.” In cinema, color harmony is used, whether ..read more

May Beauty News Mulac: The New Concept of Sculpting from the Metaverse: 3D Verse Directly from the metaverse, comes the new sculpting concept by Mulac: 3D VERSE is the face line for contouring, blushing, and highlighting with 3 all-over liquid products. These products have a silky texture that blends into the skin, and a flocked applicator for easy and smooth use. Contouring becomes effortless with Let’s Contour, allowing you to recreate the natural shadows of the face and sculpt the cheekbones with its lightweight matte finish formula. With Let’s Blush, you can paint your cheeks with two d ..read more