Rainbow, the studio who brought us the Winx Club phenomenon, has a magical new series heading to Nickelodeon next Spring! 　　Welcome to Regal Academy, a special school for the grandchildren of the most famous fairy tale families in history. Rose Cinderella is an ordinary girl who finds out that Cinderella is her grandmother, one of the school’s five founding families. The founding families run the school, and try to run the lives of their grandkids, making sure that they’re living up to their destinies of becoming perfect Prince Charmings and Damsels in Distress. 　　The entire fairy tale world is turned upside down when Rose Cinderella arrives at Regal Academy and alongside her new friends and classmates, Hawk Snowwhite, Travis Beast, Astroria Rapunzel, Violet LeFrog, and LingLing Iron Fan fight for a little more control over their destinies.

Professor Sophie Scott will take us on a fascinating journey through one of the fundamentals of human and animal life: the unstoppable urge to communicate, in the 2017 CHRISTMAS LECTURES on communication. 　　Lecture One looks at how we gained the remarkable instrument that is the human voice. Sophie will explore how laughter provides a link to our animal past, how our voice box has changed the shape of our faces and why we sound the way we do. 　　In Lecture Two Sophie will explore the hidden code of communication, the more secret and sometimes more sinister side of human interaction – everything we say without opening our mouths – from contagious behaviours to the emotional clues in smell, and whether information wired directly into our brains is really a future we want. 　　And in Lecture Three, Sophie will examine one of the biggest puzzles in science – how and when humans first evolved language – revealing the huge amount of raw brain power and sensory skill needed to understand even a simple sentence and how we convey as much meaning through our tone, pace and pitch of voice as we say with our words. 　　Along the way we’ll feature a modern-day return to classic television moments from past Lectures such as Sir David Attenborough’s ‘The Language of Animals’ from 1973, and may even attempt a world record.

Professor Sophie Scott will take us on a fascinating journey through one of the fundamentals of human and animal life: the unstoppable urge to communicate, in the 2017 CHRISTMAS LECTURES on communication. 　　Lecture One looks at how we gained the remarkable instrument that is the human voice. Sophie will explore how laughter provides a link to our animal past, how our voice box has changed the shape of our faces and why we sound the way we do. 　　In Lecture Two Sophie will explore the hidden code of communication, the more secret and sometimes more sinister side of human interaction – everything we say without opening our mouths – from contagious behaviours to the emotional clues in smell, and whether information wired directly into our brains is really a future we want. 　　And in Lecture Three, Sophie will examine one of the biggest puzzles in science – how and when humans first evolved language – revealing the huge amount of raw brain power and sensory skill needed to understand even a simple sentence and how we convey as much meaning through our tone, pace and pitch of voice as we say with our words. 　　Along the way we’ll feature a modern-day return to classic television moments from past Lectures such as Sir David Attenborough’s ‘The Language of Animals’ from 1973, and may even attempt a world record.

Rainbow, the studio who brought us the Winx Club phenomenon, has a magical new series heading to Nickelodeon next Spring! 　　Welcome to Regal Academy, a special school for the grandchildren of the most famous fairy tale families in history. Rose Cinderella is an ordinary girl who finds out that Cinderella is her grandmother, one of the school’s five founding families. The founding families run the school, and try to run the lives of their grandkids, making sure that they’re living up to their destinies of becoming perfect Prince Charmings and Damsels in Distress. 　　The entire fairy tale world is turned upside down when Rose Cinderella arrives at Regal Academy and alongside her new friends and classmates, Hawk Snowwhite, Travis Beast, Astroria Rapunzel, Violet LeFrog, and LingLing Iron Fan fight for a little more control over their destinies.

Writer/directors Joe Lawlor and Christine Molloy are back with a taut psychological thriller about a young woman who confronts a trauma from her past. See Rose Plays Julie in UK and Irish cinemas from 15 May 2020.

Genre: Documentary / Short 　　Plot Outline:A documentary on an autistic woman's inner world, her writing, and the friends she made while in college. 　　Runtime:40 min

Saiful Islam investigates how to generate energy, without destroying the planet in the process.

Saiful Islam investigates how to generate energy, without destroying the planet in the process.