Human, too human
There is not only the solitude of the first numbers, there is also the fragility of the numbers one. To the world as in this case. Yes because Sinner is not only a great champion but is also the number […]
May 2026
Dua Lipa’s Italian dream wedding is happening sooner than expected
Dua Lipa and actor Callum Turner reportedly decided not to wait until September to tie the knot. The singer of “Levitating” and the Fantastic Beasts star are now expected to celebrate their wedding from June 5 to June 7, with
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The son of immigrants who changed journalism: Gay Talese’s archive joins the New York Public Library
The son of a tailor who emigrated from the Calabrian town of Maida, Gay Talese—now ninety-four—is regarded as one of the pioneers of “New Journalism” and revolutionized the reporting of reality by combining news and narrative techniques. His vast personal
SailGP lands in Rome: Ostia to host the international sailing championship in 2027
Rome is preparing to welcome one of the most spectacular and innovative sporting events on the international stage. On September 11 and 12, 2027, the international sailing championship SailGP will stop in Ostia, turning the “sea of Rome” into the
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The “Balcony of the Marche”: Cingoli named Italy’s most beautiful village in national competition
On Rai 3, Italy paused to support its beloved town. Cingoli, a municipality in the Marche region of the province of Macerata, triumphed over twenty candidates for the title of Italy’s most beautiful village, one for each region. This small
Palermo emerges as Italy’s capital of remote work by the sea
Some people dream of the sea from their workstations, while others prefer to work while looking out the window every day. Palermo is becoming the Italian icon of this new work philosophy, drawing a growing number of digital nomads and
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Study reveals how ancient Roman monuments were assembled and repaired
How were the great sculptures and architectural works of Ancient Rome assembled, repaired and fixed together? The HARMOGE project, supported by the Ministry of University and Research through the PRIN (Projects of Relevant National Interest) program, addresses this subject. The
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Roberto Bolle closes school dance project with final performance in Milan
A free dance class for middle school children taught by an amazing teacher. International ballet artist Roberto Bolle serves as the “teacher” for the “A scuola danzando” (Dancing at School) project, which views dance as a vital educational instrument capable
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Grotta Paglicci pushes for UNESCO World Heritage recognition
Grotta Paglicci has returned to the center of Italy’s cultural and archaeological debate as institutions and experts renew efforts to secure UNESCO World Heritage status for the prehistoric site. The initiative gained momentum during the national conference “Grotta Paglicci –
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John Fante First Novel Prize announces semifinalists in 21st edition
Considered one of the most important American writers of his generation, alongside Hemingway, Faulkner, and Steinbeck, John Fante is described by Bukowski as the most “damned” storyteller in America. The John Fante Opera Prima Award, established in 2008 to honor
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