“Vittorio De Sica’s Rome” is a fine book by Valeria Arnaldi: a light yet intense journey that traces the actor and director’s family’s arrival in the capital, followed by the places dear to him – those he lived in, those he saw, and those linked to his cinematic vision.

Ever since his release from prison, the former mayor has become a tireless driving force behind the party led by the general. The general is well aware that he can count on an unprecedented political platform.

Used in the capture of Maduro, it functions as an infrastructure for integrating data from any available source for the purposes of strategic planning and attacks using artificial intelligence. It was also acquired by NATO in March 2025

The Roman influencer has landed on Dmax, where he joins workers during their lunch break. Is he entertaining? Yes. Is he innovative? Absolutely not, but that’s not what he’s supposed to do

Behind every apocalypse there often lie very mundane interests. The call for a slowdown and the spread of open-source models

Three hundred and fifty-eight photographs of women, taken from gravestones and brought to a house just a stone’s throw from the Roman cemetery. A story of loneliness and obsession that ends up in the court records of a trial

In 2005, Raymond ‘R C’ Horsch staged an exhibition of erotic photographs in Rome. Twenty years later, his crimes were discovered by chance, a year after his death.