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Amazon Italy Original ‘Prisma’ Challenges Gender Norms in Different Ways (EXCLUSIVE)
01.06.2021 - 17:21 / variety.com
Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentAfter making a splash with “Transparent,” Amazon Prime Video’s Italian original series “Prisma” will keep the navigation of gender identity at its core while catering to a young adult audience and connecting with Italy’s neorealist roots.“Prisma,” which is currently shooting, is set in the city of Latina, just south of Rome, and its surrounding area, which used to be a swamp until the land was drained under Fascist rule.
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manchestereveningnews.co.uk
20.06.2021 / 21:23
Man City fans show love for Roberto Mancini as Italy shine at Euro 2020
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manchestereveningnews.co.uk
20.06.2021 / 12:41
Italy vs Wales prediction: Daniel James pace can surprise Mancini's defence
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hollywoodlife.com
20.06.2021 / 02:33
Katy Perry Takes In The Sights Of Italy With Adorable Daughter Daisy, 10 Mos. Orlando Bloom
Katy Perry, 36, has stepped out for a day of family fun with her baby girl Daisy Dove. The “California Girls” hitmaker carried the 10 month old bub on her hip while visiting Burano Island off the coast of Venice, Italy. The mother-daughter duo were joined by Orlando Bloom, 44, on the European family getaway, and the pics are too cute. Katy rocked a khaki dress with short sleeves, along with a straw bucket hat and brown ballet flats, while her little girl wore a green dress.
variety.com
18.06.2021 / 20:31
Accordions, Mandolins and Pizzicato Strings: ‘Luca’ Composer on Scoring the Italy-Set Pixar Film
Jon Burlingame It took composer Dan Romer a while to find the right Italian touch for the music of “Luca,” Disney-Pixar’s animated fantasy (opening June 18) about young sea monsters masquerading as humans on the Italian Riviera.“Not quite Italian enough” was director Enrico Casarosa’s response to his first try. “Too Italian!” was the response to his second.
evoke.ie
18.06.2021 / 11:49
Take your kids on a virtual holiday to Italy with Luca on Disney+
A foreign holiday is not looking too likely this summer, but what if we told you you could still enjoy a visit to sunny Italy? Well, sort of!
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
17.06.2021 / 22:05
Manchester United player Daniel James is the second fastest player at Euro 2020 behind Italy star
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etonline.com
15.06.2021 / 23:23
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom Pack on PDA During Romantic Italy Getaway
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are soaking up some alone time following the birth of their daughter, Daisy, last August. The couple was spotted in Venice, Italy, together, and didn't shy away from packing on a little PDA. Though they were seen traveling with their 10-month-old daughter and their dog, the pair did enjoy some solo time, snapping a kissing selfie and going for a romantic gondola ride complete with Aperol spritzes and even more smooches. For the outing, 36-year-old Perry wore a denim
ok.co.uk
14.06.2021 / 17:35
Paul Gascoigne says I’m A Celeb Italy stint was ‘therapy’ ahead of shoulder injury op
Football legend Paul Gascoigne was a great signing for the Italian version of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!, which he filmed this Spring. From jumping out of a helicopter, to going without his beloved ciggies and coffee, it was certainly a challenge for the 54-year-old.
abcnews.go.com
12.06.2021 / 10:37
AP PHOTOS: Playing on at Italy's oldest music conservatory
Italy's oldest and largest music conservatory were always told to move “closer, closer, closer” when they played together.“Because you need to hear each other,'' said Cristina Frosini, director of the Giuseppe Verdi Music Conservatory in Milan.