As Italy’s Cinemas Target June Reopening, Creative Streaming & Exhibition Solutions Show a Way Forward

As Season 17 of Bravo's Top Chef begins to reach its dramatic conclusion, the remaining All Stars Cheftestants will head to Italy to cook it out to victory or end up packing their knives and going home in the upcoming finale.

According to new reports, the Giudice daughters are looking forward to seeing their dad, Joe, again in Italy this upcoming August. Apparently, they are really hopeful that they will be able to visit since ‘things are slowly starting to open up’ as the pandemic gets more under control.

FLORENCE, Italy -- The Uffizi Galleries, the most-visited museum in Italy, is open after three months of COVID-19 lockdown, delighting art lovers who don’t have to jostle with throngs of tourists thanks to new social distancing rules.

Teresa and Joe Giudice‘s daughters — Gia, 19, Gabriella, 16, Milania, 15, and Audriana, 11 — can’t wait to be reunited with their dad in Italy this August after months of not seeing their dad. “Teresa and Joe’s daughters had plans to visit Joe this August for about a week before school starts,” a source shared EXCLUSIVELY with HollywoodLife. “The girls and Joe cannot wait and now that things are slowly starting to open up, they’re feeling excited and hopeful.”

Joe Giudice, 48, still has a lot of love for his ex Teresa Giudice, 48 — so much so, he sent her a special delivery all the way from Italy. The former Real Housewives of New Jersey star appeared on the latest episode of the Hollywood Raw podcast with Dax Holt and Adam Glyn, and revealed he sent his ex a pack of vibrators for her and her friends to try. “They loved them,” he told the podcast hosts.

British tourists can travel to Italy unhindered by coronavirus quarantine restrictions from tomorrow, the Italian Tourist Board has announced.

A Perthshire graduate has described her experience of a coronavirus lockdown in another country.

By Patrick Hipes

Stars of mafia series The Sopranos have revealed how journalists tried to infiltrate a Little Italy restaurant in a bid to uncover the show’s secrets.

The Italian film industry is filled with equal parts hope and trepidation following an announcement by Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on May 16 that the country's cinemas will finally be allowed to reopen on June 15 amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. Cinema owners are eager to get back to business after a months-long shutdown — the longest lockdown in Europe — but fear it may be harder than ever to make money.

An Airdrie woman living in Milan has told of her experience in emerging from the stringent lockdown in Italy after 10 weeks indoors in the country’s battle against coronavirus.