Becoming a mum is a massive life shift. The postpartum period marks the start of a long journey where you might feel like yourself again, even years after your children are born. The fact of the matter is that your life has changed, and so have you.
That’s not to say, though, that losing yourself is an inevitable part of being a mum. While your confidence can take a hit after giving…
From the precision of aeronautical engineering to the delicacy of a mascarpone cream: Giuseppe Dell’Anno, chef and winner of Bake Off 2021, recounts a journey built on rigour, passion, and Italian identity. Between world tiramisù records, family memories, food as a cultural language, and a gentle pushback against clichés, this interview is an authentic portrait of what it means to bring Italy…
With the increase of knowledge and the emergence of FemTech, women’s intimate health is (finally) having its moment.
For far too long, this area of biology has been relegated to the sidelines, with male anatomy taking centre stage for the vast majority of medical studies. Now, though, women are getting the chance to know their bodies better, and it’s about time!
For mums, there’s…
I went to seeMoulin Rouge! Il Musicalat the Sistina Chapiteau in Rome on 1 February 2026 with my dear friend Donatella, and let me tell you, it was pure, unadulterated magic from start to finish. Goosebumps. Hair-on-end. The kind of night where you can’t stop smiling, singing along (yes, we were those people), and feeling completely transported.
First of all, the venue…
I landed in Rome on 31 January with barely enough time to swap airport mode for theatre mode. A few hours earlier I’d been in London; by that evening I was dashing through the streets of the Eternal City towards Teatro Sistina, heart racing, coat flapping, thinking: this is either madness… or magic.
Tootsie at Teatro Sistina, Rome – Monica Costa with Paolo Conticini and Mauro…
Developing powerful hands and forearms requires more than wishful thinking – it demands targeted training with appropriate tools. The market offers countless grip training devices, each promising exceptional results, yet not all tools deliver equal value. Understanding the strengths and applications of different grip strengtheners helps you select equipment aligned with your specific goals…
If you think the London Underground has a lot of history, wait until you hop on Rome’s Metro C. This isn’t just public transport – it’s a time machine, an archaeology lesson and a design statement all rolled into one very efficient commute. My friend Donatella and I recently checked it out.
Rome is a city where every hole in the ground risks uncovering a Roman villa, a military…
If you are in Rome for work, pleasure, or travelling solo or with family, Impressionismo e oltre, Impressionism & beyond, Capolavori dal Detroit Institute of Arts, currently on display at the Museo dell’Ara Pacis, is one of those exhibitions that genuinely elevates your stay. I recently visited while in the city for work (and pleasure!) and was struck not only by the quality of the works on…
Timekeeping as a Cultural Habit
For centuries, the act of wearing something on the wrist has been about far more than telling the time. From ornate pocket watches transitioning into wristwatches during the early twentieth century, to today’s sleek smart devices, timekeeping has always reflected social values, technology, and taste. In Britain especially, there has long been an appreciation…
Sicily, a dazzling jewel in the Mediterranean, beckons travellers with its sultry summers, ancient culture, and landscapes that mesmerise at every turn.
Whether you’re strolling through vibrant markets or sipping granita by the sea, Sicily offers endless adventures to suit all tastes. If you’re ready to dive into the island’s top destinations, prepare for sun-soaked days filled with…