Michele Masneri

Michele Masneri (1974) è nato a Brescia e vive tra Roma e Milano. Scrive da un bel po’ sul Foglio. I suoi ultimi libri sono il romanzo “Paradiso” (Adelphi, 2024), “Steve Jobs non abita più qui”, una raccolta di reportage dalla Silicon Valley e dalla California nella prima èra Trump (Adelphi, 2020) e il saggio-biografia “Stile Alberto”, attorno alla figura di Alberto Arbasino, per Quodlibet (2021), da cui anche l’omonimo documentario.

Behind the scenes of the 2027 Calendar, in India

The Peacocks of Pirelli

Between Delhi and Jaipur, following the photographs of "The Cal", amongst photographers, models, and the world of journalism past and present

Michele Masneri

25 JUL 26

It’s not just mayors, now the councillors are coming too

The common sense of TikTok

Onorato and Alfonsi are in Rome, but Pacini is the most popular figure with his "Milanese revolution". Young Mamdanis are growing up amidst potholes, flowerbeds and bocce courts

Michele Masneri

18 JUL 26

Lunch at the Cefalù Bistrò

Lavitola is now keeping quiet. But the scampi cocktail speaks for him

A visit to the fixer’s restaurant, where he unexpectedly turns up at his own establishment. He has many problems, including some one wouldn’t even imagine

Michele Masneri

16 JUL 26

Lavitola is now keeping quiet. But the scampi cocktail speaks for him

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