Photographer Toscani has terminal illness
Former Benetton photographer Oliviero Toscani, renowned for his provocative work, revealed to Corriere della Sera that he has been diagnosed with a terminal illness called amyloidosis.
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Continue ReadingStarting on 5 February 2025, the European Sleeper night train will offer a spectacular route connecting winter sports and city destinations from the North Sea to the Adriatic.
Continue ReadingItaly must improve its legislation and adopt “clear and exhaustive” guidelines to prevent conflicts of interest among “people with top executive functions” (PTEFs), a GRECO report stated.
Continue ReadingMaurizio Costanzo was an iconic figure in Italian television and journalism. Born on 28th August 1938 in Rome, Costanzo became a household name thanks to his long-running talk show, Maurizio Costanzo Show.
Continue ReadingSearch operations continued Wednesday for a missing woman and her son, aged 74 and 42. They were reported missing Tuesday night in San Felice a Cancello near Caserta after a mudslide.
Continue ReadingOn Monday, Lazio paid tribute to Sven-Goran Eriksson, who passed away at 76 after battling cancer. Eriksson, the legendary Swedish coach, led Lazio to their historic second Scudetto in 2000.
Continue ReadingCampania has joined Puglia, Sardinia, and Tuscany in challenging the government’s planned differentiated autonomy law.
Continue ReadingItaly, with its 7,500 kilometres of coast, supports a thriving blue economy sector. This sector contributes an estimated €70billion to the national economy. It employs approximately 400,000 people, according to the latest EU report.
Continue ReadingZanetta Farussi, born on 27th August 1707 in Venice, was a celebrated comedy actress in 18th-century Italy and the mother of the infamous adventurer and womaniser, Giacomo Casanova.
Continue ReadingOn 26th August 1498, one of the most iconic sculptures in the history of art, La Pietà, was commissioned, marking a pivotal moment in the career of the young Michelangelo Buonarroti.
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