The first magistrate with the veil. Thirty years old, born in Morocco and resident in Verona, Hajar Boudraa she graduated in Law in Trento and is attending the second year of specialization school: she could become the first female magistrate in Italy to wear it hijabs. “I’m doing an internship as a deputy prosecutor in … Read more
«”Wrong Leo ascendant” is because if I had left it wrong and that’s it, you journalists, indeed all of you, would have complained», Emma explains at the press premiere of her documentary, starting tomorrow on Prime Video. “What does Leo rising say about me? But what do I know, I did the calculation of the … Read more
José María Ribas Alba (Seville, 1961), known in the wide world as Pepe Ribas, is, in addition to a recognized scholar of the arduous issues of Roman Law and the history of Christianity, a graduate in Higher Seville Studies. This is attested to by books such as ‘Crítica de larazon sevillana. An essay on the … Read more
R&B singer Ginuwine was fighting for his life after a dangerous stunt went wrong during a rehearsal at Criss Angel’s Magic with the Stars show. Earlier this week, the 51-year-old artist was reportedly unconscious after diving underwater while holding his breath in a glass box with heavy chains outside, according to the Daily mail. In … Read more
Turin. At the beginning of the twentieth century the plague spreads and also poisons consciences on the island of Mingher, “pearl of the eastern Mediterranean”, born from the imagination of Orhan Pamuk. The new historical and allegorical novel of the 2006 Nobel Prize, The Nights of the Plague (Einaudi), recreates a world that speaks to … Read more
Here is a difficult film but notable for the subject it touches: “Is it legitimate to oppose abuse, in front of the aggressor and the victim?” Or, “is there a difference between peace and non-violence?”, “What to do when a war breaks out?”. Let’s talk about a film that still is available for free on … Read more