A lucky break can change your life. But why are some people always lucky, while others can only watch someone else's luck?

Modern technologies have made our lives more convenient and help us lead a pretty comfortable lifestyle. We can order food and goods online, buy tickets to various events and trips, use various devices to monitor our health and fitness. And despite such technical progress, we still perceive a woman as a household function. And the most interesting thing is that this perception is most often female. Yes, there are men who are sincerely indignant: "Why do I need a wife if she does not wash, clean, cook, or take care of me?" And indeed, why? What does a woman give in a partnership?

Spy films have always been, are, and will continue to be popular in Hollywood. There’s something uniquely compelling about the spy profession — a mix of romance, danger and adrenaline — that perfectly fits the structure of cinematic storytelling. Whether it’s the legendary tales of James Bond or the more grounded, MI6-based thrillers like "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy", audiences can’t seem to get enough.

Last year, it was revealed that Brad Pitt had signed a deal with Apple TV+ to star in F1, a film centered around a Formula 1 driver and his latest life events. However, the main plot of the movie remained shrouded in mystery. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, known for his visually stunning blockbusters (Tron: Legacy, Oblivion), F1 is no exception when it comes to star power. Alongside Pitt in the lead role, the cast features Kerry Condon, Javier Bardem, and Damson Idris, making this an all-star ensemble

Years go by, everything changes from politics to trends and, of course, content. Yet, art often remains just as relevant and beautiful as it was decades ago. Many would argue that this is the true mark of a masterpiece and the success of its creator. Cinema is no exception, and Vanilla Sky is a perfect example.

In today’s film era, more and more directors are approaching studios with ideas that seem fresh and unconventional. Audiences crave something new, especially in a time when content is overflowing from every direction from TikTok to Netflix and of course television.

"I feel down" is a trendy cliche that often sounds on social networks, at trainings and even in everyday conversations. And what does the opposite to “I feel down” mean? It is one’s physical and psychological fullness, a high level of internal energy that allows a person to cope with current tasks and move towards their intended goals. This is a state when one can move mountains, as he feels balanced, confident and motivated enough.

Hollywood passion projects tend to fall into one of two categories: they either smash the box office and earn immense audience respect or sadly become colossal failures, sinking careers and even entire studios.

Relationships with people have always been of great importance in my life. I love creating these relationships, developing them, continuing and preserving them, and I consider this to be one of the most valuable moments that can happen in our lives. The wonderful woman I am interviewing today on her birthday [the interview took place on January 28on] is the same girl I met when we were both seven years old and went to the same first grade!

Quasi dieci anni fa, la proprietaria di uno studio creativo di successo guardava la vista incredibile di Toronto fuori dalla finestra di un grattacielo e pensava a quante persone nel mondo non sarebbero potuti venire da lei, nel suo studio di Kyiv al 24° piano con la stessa incredibile vista sulla città, per condividere le loro idee, riempirsi dell’ispirazione, sviluppare i loro doni e talenti. D’altra parte, perché è necessario venire? Dopotutto, puoi portare gioia, positività, creazione, buone notizie e creatività non solo alle persone che arrivano da te fisicamente, ma anche tramite Internet. In questo modo puoi raggiungere anche coloro che si trovano a migliaia di chilometri di distanza. E così è nato il sogno…