In Mantua, at Palazzo Te, from June 3 to June 7, an exhibition is dedicated to Tazio Nuvolari. There is no need to explain that he was a champion: his victories speak for themselves, as does his speed

Marlene Dietrich is nearly thirty when she arrives in Hollywood from Berlin, with The Blue Angel on her résumé, black tights, and an Austrian director in tow. Josef von Sternberg studies her for a long time, in silence. The face is beautiful, certainly. But it is still only a face.

There is a place, in early twentieth-century Paris, where modernism is not exhibited: it is tested, like a still unstable prototype.

There was a moment when a before and after were decided. One second before, salvation was still possible. One second after, it was already too late. The exact moment of an unstoppable decline came when the first person put on augmented reality glasses, pulled two wedding rings from a box,

Tuesday evening, 10:37 p.m. The laptop snaps shut after a day of back-to-back meetings and the phone immediately lights up.

On August 7, 1974, at 7:15 in the morning, Manhattan wakes up as it always does. The noise of traffic beginning to rise from the streets

The story of “it’s practically over”: when theoretical love keeps you glued to the chat, but in reality, it doesn’t exist

Between the couch, Netflix, and endless voice messages, life with Luana is a whirlwind of messages, flowers, and everyday micro-dramas

There are different personalities that coexist within the same person, as if they are part of oneself yet, at the same time, distinct.

A woman faces her claustrophobia trapped in a cable car with a stranger. A tense moment turns into an unexpected insight about fear.

A portrait of Mary Shelley and the night that gave life to Frankenstein. A story of creativity, rebellion, and a young woman claiming her voice.

Isabella d’Este, Renaissance mind and icon, transforms Mantua into a cultural hub and leaves an indelible mark on art, fashion, and history