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Fiat 500e Giorgio Armani: Suited, but a little subtle

CAR REVIEW: Two Italian behemoths come together to try to tailor an economy car with style, and achieve it for the most part, though the collaboration is a light touch, writes Sean O’Grady

The Independent UK

Josh Barrie On the Sauce at Barbarella: La Dolce Vita in Canary Wharf

Way out in Canary Wharf is a place of wistful irreverence, finds Josh Barrie

Evening Standard

Swap Tuscany for this crowd-free alternative with a glittering coastline and rustic Italian food scene

On a food-centric road trip through Emilia-Romagna, Ellie Seymour discovers the magic of Rimini and explores the northern Italian countryside with local markets, wineries and museums devoted to motoring legends

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The secret seaside escape where Italians have been holidaying for years

Rimini and it’s Adriatic coastline are now much more accessible for a short break, Jordan Reynolds finds

The Independent UK

The coastal holiday city that Italy has been keeping a secret for years

Rimini and it’s Adriatic coastline are lesser known to British travellers – but are now much more accessible for a short break from the UK

The Independent UK

Dior show packs drama and intrigue in Fellini-inspired love letter to Rome

Haute couture mixes with theatricality in Maria Grazia Chiuri’s deeply personal show, with hints this may be designer’s swan song

The Guardian - UK

The Timeless Influence of Classic Italian Cinema

Spanning over a century, Italian cinema has not only shaped the international film industry but also created some of the most iconic films and legendary figures in movie history.

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‘Too original for just one medium’: Agnès Varda’s Paris photographs go on show

Esteemed film-maker Varda began work as a photographer, capturing the postwar freedom of Paris, where a new exhibition presents her as a vital part of the city’s creative history

The Guardian - UK

“My totalitarian rule might not be cool, but at least we’ve made interesting records. At least we polarise people”: It took The Mars Volta three years and several arguments to make Noctourniquet

Omar Rodriguez-Lopez challenged himself to stop aiming for perfection, and challenged old friend Cedric Bixler-Zavala to write direct lyrics. It wasn’t easy for either of them

Louder

“SNL50" needs "More Cowbell"

If you get a fever for this docuseries special, it'll assuredly have been caused by one episode

Salon

Deborah Levy: ‘A writer’s career is choppy – I was 50 when I found success’

Her ‘living autobiographies’ and novels have earned her legions of fans, but that success was hard won. Deborah Levy talks about stamina, boldness, and finding delight in the details

The Guardian - UK

Feel like a movie? The top 50 films of all time according to Marcio Kogan

Marcio Kogan's top 50 films of all time; the architect taps into his passion for the moving image and shares with us his recommendations

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Rome Mulls Introducing Tickets For The Trevi Fountain

Authorities in Rome said Wednesday they were mulling introducing a ticketing system for visitors to the iconic Trevi Fountain, in the latest attempt in Italy to tackle overtourism.

International Business Times

In Donald Sutherland’s 1970s career, the personal and political met in European ‘auteur’ films

Younger generations today mainly knew Donald Sutherland in his grizzled paternalistic roles, by turns loveable (as in Pride and Prejudice) or hateful (as in The Hunger Games).

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The Guardian - UK

Anouk Aimée was an entrancing 60s movie icon with an air of glamorous unknowability

The star of La Dolce Vita and A Man and a Woman, who has died aged 92, had a unique screen presence that was at once alluring and forbidding

Radio France Internationale

Iconic 'New Wave' French actress Anouk Aimée dies aged 92

French star Anouk Aimee, who died on Tuesday aged 92, cast a spell over a generation of film-goers with her roles in European masterpieces such as Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita and A Man and A Woman by Claude Lelouch.

The Guardian - UK

Sandra Milo obituary

Italian actor who brought an earthy vitality and rambunctiousness to her role in Federico Fellini’s 1963 masterpiece 8½

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Italian Cinema Icon Sandra Milo Dies at 90

Sandra Milo, iconic Italian actress known for her roles in Fellini's films, dies at 90. Her versatile talent and enduring legacy will be dearly remembered.

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The Guardian - UK

Italian actor Sandra Milo, star of Federico Fellini’s 8½, dies aged 90

Renowned figure in Italian film died in her sleep at her residence in Rome, according to a family statement

The Guardian - UK

Ballet star Alina Cojocaru: ‘When people tell me I’m a natural, I just want to scream’

The Romanian ballerina’s rise has been the result of years of gruelling physical work, not just talent. A decade after leaving the Royal Ballet due to creative differences, she’s back with her own production, older, wiser – and still curious

The Guardian - UK

Hollywood on the Tiber: stars return to Rome studios once home to Heston and Fellini

Sprawling Cinecittà complex is in demand again thanks to tax breaks and boom in film and TV production

The Independent UK

Juraj Jakubisko death: Slovak movie director, whose films were banned under communism, dies at 84

Jakubisko was named best filmmaker of the 20th century in his country

The Independent UK

Slovak movie director Juraj Jakubisko dies at 84

Slovak filmmaker Juraj Jakubisko, who was named the best movie director of the 20th century in his country, has died

The Guardian - US

From Fellini to Spielberg: an enduring obsession with the memoir movie

Steven Spielberg is just the latest film-maker to look back on his childhood following in the footsteps of Terrence Malick and Federico Fellini

The Guardian - UK

The big picture: William Klein captures geometric elegance in Rome

The photographer, who died last week, balances monochrome cool and traffic chaos in this striking image of two Vogue models

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