Many people who have undergone a mental, emotional, or physical challenge will feel lost and hopeless. Most of the time, untangling oneself from these spiralling thoughts can cause confusion and pain. However, it is essential to recall that you are not alone on the journey. Reading or saying prayers to mend what is broken in your life is the first step toward healing and finding peace. Heartbreak happens in different ways.

1Florence, ItalyBlack TomatoWhile Rome may get the credit for being Italy's most historic city, Florence holds the flame for sheer, unadulterated Italian beauty. A walk down any cobblestone street will reveal astonishing piazzas and cathedrals—and the skyline dominating the cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is a cannot-miss. Also a must-see? The museums and galleries packed to the rafters with some of the world’s most exquisite, and enduring, art; not least Michelangelo’s iconic David, poised beneath a specially designed portal to the heavens themselves.

Today was a big day for Claire Danes! The "Homeland" actress received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and she celebrated the honor with her "My So-Called Life" family. Bess Armstrong, who played Danes' mother on the show, posed for pictures at the event with the guest of honor, the show's creator, Winnie Holzman, and "Homeland" producer Alex Gansa. Watch the ceremony below: Claire, who looked stunning in a ruffled red tea-length dress, stood next to her TV mom as she spoke at the ceremony.

Fans were obsessed with the photos Sunny California is a far cry from wet Walford, which is probably why EastEnders actress Laila Morse - who plays Big Mo - chose to spend the festivities in Palm Springs this year with her brother Gary Oldman. Fans are often still surprised to learn that Laila's brother is Hollywood star Gary, which is why they were delighted to see rare photos of the siblings together on Instagram.

Industry's breakout star Myha'la Herrold said she fully "embraced" the explicit sex scenes in the acclaimed BBC 2 series because she "hadn't seen a body like mine doing many before". The 24-year-old actress plays bright US graduate Harper in the compulsive banking drama, created by former bankers Konrad Kay and Mickey Down. The series follows Harper and four of her peers as they're initiated into the unscrupulous world of investment banking - while indulging in lots of partying, sex and drug-taking to temporarily alleviate the pressure and aggression of the trading room.