Saturday, 24 October, 2026

Charleston: the story of the dance that shocked the Roaring Twenties

Situationship, the modern success of undefined relationships

A woman called Ileana, a collection called Sonnabend

The 4.0 arranged marriage

Tazio Nuvolari and the golden tortoise

Marlene Dietrich: the legend of the molars and how a myth is sculpted with a pair of pliers

The drawing room as a cultural strategy: Gertrude Stein and the invisible direction of modernism

Until a bug do us part

Performance of relaxation

Philippe Petit, the tightrope walker who brought Manhattan to a halt

A story over for one, but not for the other

Luana’s 13 voice messages

David Bowie and Ziggy Stardust: an alter ego and an icon. Actually, two.

THE CABLE CAR, WHICH RHYMES WITH CLAUSTROPHOBIA.

In a walk life become possible

Frankenstein is not a monster. He is Mary Shelley’s creature.

Isabella d’Este: grace, tenacity, and the Renaissance

At the edge of reality

Semi-serious survival guide for the self-esteem crusher (usually in beige)

Fiorucci: when fashion turns electric

Quarterly Magazine of History and Sciences

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Author: Tiziana Cassarino

Sensing the invisible, breathing through the trees

This is an experimental project by concerned Milanese citizens. Engineer Roberto Re played a key role. He has measured fine particles with low-cost sensors for