The Aurora Borealis inspired Dua Lipa’s 2021 Grammys red-carpet look

Christopher Vourlias Cercamon has closed major sales for “What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?,” from Georgian director Alexandra Koberidze, which had its world premiere in competition at the Berlin Film Festival.The Dubai-based indie specialist has sealed a multi-territory deal with MUBI, the global distributor and streaming service, which includes the U.S., where the film will be released this fall, Canada, Italy, India, Turkey, and Latin America.Pic has also been sold to the U.K.

EXCLUSIVE: Grammy-winning country music star, actress and longtime Sugarland vocalist Jennifer Nettles has made no secret of her passion for Broadway – she once said her dream gig would be playing Elphaba in Wicked – and now she’s opening up about her next step in that direction: Nettles tells Deadline that she’s spent the year of the Covid shutdown writing songs for a new stage musical.

Strathaven, celebrated World Down’s Syndrome Day (WDSD) in song this year - raising awareness of the condition with all proceeds going to charity. Matilda wrote ‘Invisible’ while on a family holiday in Italy six years ago.

Meduza have enjoyed one of the most meteoric rises in music over the past few years, resulting in three Top 20 appearances, and most recently their first Top 5 hit.

Elsa Peretti was an Italian jewelry designer whose notable pieces for Tiffany & Co. include her iconic “Bone Cuff” bracelet.Peretti’s entry into the fashion world was as a model, beginning in the 1960s.

Sting is singing out for an important cause. 

Jared Leto is barely recognizable with a bald head and protruding belly on the set of House of Gucci in Ossuccio, Italy on Wednesday afternoon (March 17).

Lady Gaga just updated her fans that she will not be in attendance at the 2021 Grammy Awards this year, but there’s a very good reason why.

House of Gucci is looking to be very, very Gucci. In just two days, the biopic, which is based upon the 2000 true crime book of the same name by Sara Gay Forden, has opened the shutters on a production that has been largely under wraps thus far, dressing its stars Lady Gaga and Adam Driver like Davos oligarchs one moment, and la dolce vita veterans on smoky Italian streets the next.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentItaly’s arthouse cinemas are celebrating International Women’s Day by symbolically reopening to stage “closed door” screenings of films and documentaries directed by female filmmakers in empty venues across the country.The symbolic initiative is being launched by the country’s association of arthouse cinemas, called FICE.