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Daily Mail
5 days ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
I'd hit rock bottom after heartache and betrayal, says LIZ JONES. Then I discovered numerology and it transformed everything - here's how you can do it too. Don't scoff until you read this
Over the past few years, I've consulted a witch, given a lock of hair to a wizard, 'met' my guardian angel, manifested like mad, learned to meditate and hug trees, been submerged in a barrel of ice, visited a silent retreat and consulted a psychic, hypnotherapist and relationship counsellor. All in the name of attempting to combat my low self-esteem, crippling anxiety, lovelessness and resulting unhappiness. Not one helped: I was still waking at 4am, negative thoughts spiralling.
The Sun
13-07-2025
- The Sun
Farmer who found lost German backpacker in Outback reveals moment she found the tourist who ‘slept in a cave to survive'
THE hero farmer who found a missing backpacker in the Australian Outback has revealed the first words she said to the lost woman. Tania French discovered a dishevelled Carolina Wilga, 26, on the side of a remote stretch of road 12 days after the German first vanished. 9 9 9 Tania recalled the first interaction the pair shared after she noticed the woman waving her hands in the air as she stumbled across the road. After pulling over, Tania comforted Carolina and gave her a big hug and told the woman about the desperate search efforts over her. Tania told 7News: "I stopped. I went out and gave her a hug, I said, 'look, everyone has been looking for you.' "She couldn't believe it. She didn't realise how long [she had been missing]." Carolina then called the farmer from Wheatbelt, Western Australia, her "guardian angel". Tania was picking up a truck from Beacon on Friday - about 186 miles northeast of Perth - when she first spotted Carolina. The road she was travelling down is a rarely used route for locals and tourists with Tania saying her seeing the German was "meant to be". "The chance of me going down that road and meeting up with her was incredible," the farmer said. "It was meant to be, because no one goes up and down that road." She added the backpacker looked noticeably thin but appeared in good health despite not being seen or heard from since June 29. Police believed Carolina had become disoriented and walked into bushland after her van broke down in the Karroun Hill area in Western Australia's outback. The region is said to be an unforgiving expanse, described by authorities as remote, rocky and inhospitable. After spending a night trying to repair the vehicle, Carolina decided to go off and find help on her own. With minimal food and water, the German backpacker followed the sun's position to head west. The temperature in the area had dropped down to zero degrees at night and there was heavy rain. At one point, she even reportedly sought refuge inside a cave and drank water from puddles to survive. A Facebook page titled 'Help Find Carolina was launched to assist the search as WA Police issued an urgent nationwide appeal for information. Cops managed to track her last known texts which were sent to a friend in the early hours of June 29. 9 9 9 At 7am, Carolina reportedly said she wouldn't be able to drop off a book and a jerry can to her pal because she had 'some stuff she needed to handle'. She was then spotted in the van at a local store in the tiny town of Beacon on June 29 at around 12.10pm. She went missing the following day. The van — equipped with solar panels and water — was later found on Thursday, but there was no sign of the missing woman. Tania would be the first person to see Carolina after the ordeal as she informed police of her incredible discovery. WA police's Martin Glynn told reporters on Friday that Carolina is now in good health and recovering. He said: 'As you can imagine, from the trauma she suffered for the last few days, she's been obviously through a great deal. 'She does have some injuries. She's been ravaged by mosquitoes." Carolina had been backpacking across Australia for two years and recently worked at mine sites in regional WA. 9 9
Daily Mail
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Keanu Reeves transforms into 'inept' guardian angel as he stars alongside Sandra Oh, Seth Rogen and Keke Palmer in Aziz Ansari's directorial debut Good Fortune
Keanu Reeves is set to transform into an 'inept' guardian angel in Aziz Ansari's directorial debut Good Fortune alongside Sandra Oh, Seth Rogen and Keke Palmer. The comedy follows Gabriel (Keanu), a well-meaning but inept angel who meddles in the lives of a struggling gig worker (Aziz) and a wealthy venture capitalist (Seth). And the first trailer for the highly anticipated comedy has now been released, giving fans a look into Keanu's angel portrayal. The John Wick star, 60, is an unconventional angel, doing his duties in a police detective-style jacket, a shirt and tie. He also sports a very small pair of wings on his back, which are made even smaller by the appearance of Sandra Oh's character Martha's set. Keke Palmer also stars. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. When the trailer opens, Gabriel is on a rooftop overlooking Los Angeles, speaking with another angel named Martha (Sandra Oh). 'Martha, is there any way I can have more meaningful duties?' Gabriel asks. 'I want to guide people; I want to change their lives,' Martha tells him: 'To save a lost soul, you have to find a lost soul.' But for Gabriel, this doesn't take long. He discovers one in Ansari's character, while standing one night atop a Los Angeles Denny's restaurant. Gabriel approaches the man, letting him know that he's an angel - one who's 'normally only in charge of saving people from texting and driving,' but is now looking for a more meaningful pastime. 'Wait,' Ansari says. 'You're telling me I have a budget guardian angel?' The film marks Ansari's feature directorial debut following his stint as the star and creator of Netflix's Master of None. Written, directed, produced, executive produced by and starring Aziz, Good Fortune is a reimagining of his previous attempt at a directorial debut, Being Mortal. He also sports a very small pair of wings on his back, which are made even smaller by the appearance of Sandra Oh's character Martha's set His directorial debut was initially slated for 2022 under the title Being Mortal but the film fell through at Searchlight Pictures after then-star Bill Murray was accused of sexually harassing a young female crew member. Bill reportedly paid a $100,000 settlement to the woman in 2022 at the conclusion of the investigation. In an interview with the New York Times in April, Murray admitted that the incident still haunts him to this day — even as he remained defiant about the investigation's outcome, which he said was not 'justice.' Before recounting his alleged behaviour, he prefaced it by saying, 'I dunno what prompted me to do it. It's something that I had done to someone else before, and I thought it was funny, and every time it happened, it was funny.' Murray explained that, with filming during the coronavirus pandemic when people were wearing masks, he gave the unnamed female crew member — who was also masked — a kiss. 'It wasn't like I touched her, but it was just, I gave her a kiss through a mask.' Seth and Keke were both attached to star in Being Mortal, which was based on Atul Gawande's 2014 book of the same name. In 2022, Keke told Variety that the film would need 'a major rewrite' to be completed without Bill, but that: 'If somebody could figure it out, it's Aziz.'
