Il Foglio welcomes the Italian actress and comedian, who, 30 years after the U.S. premiere, is bringing "The Vagina Monologues" back to the stage. The debut takes place this evening at the Teatro della Cometa in Rome, with the grand finale at the Carcano in Milan.

Face to face with the great American photographer, recent winner of the 2026 Costa Smeralda Longevity Award

The Sardinian writer and the immense distraction. “Literature serves to connect, something we never do. We are a country that confuses everything, complication with complexity, but the latter is necessary.”

A conversation with Marc Jacobs and Frida Giannini between Venice and Palmarola, whilst awaiting Donatella Versace’s return. “I’m still working, but I want a life beyond the collections and the shops,” says the American designer, showing off his famous decorated nails, which form part of his new love story

At the 27th edition of Pordenonelegge, we met the French writer to discuss poetry, politics, science fiction and artificial intelligence: “Me, a prophet? It makes me laugh, but perhaps that’s how it was.”

The director returns to the subject of immigration with Nessun Dolore, in competition at Venice. But the world around him has changed. Vannacci, remigration, a Europe struggling to find solutions: “In every wave of emigration, there was a certain joy. Today, you know that you’ll either find yourself facing a gun or that you’ll die before you get there.”

There were years when stars vied with one another to wear pieces from the latest collection by the designer of the moment, and stylists lived on the catwalk to ensure this happened. Today, significance is measured by the choice of a garment of museum-quality, one that suggests the priceless value of the wearer as well. First impressions from the Venice Film Festival

Arne Quinze and Joana Vasconcelos transform the landscape of Villefranche-sur-Mer into a realm suspended between matter, memory and vision

At the Long Museum West Bund, Wallace Chan transforms titanium, obsidian and precious stones into monumental “vessels from other worlds”, exploring memory, metamorphosis and spirituality

Two days in Morocco discussing (yes) luxury. Envisioning beauty as “a form of freedom”