Patrizia De Blanck, Countess of the Sweet Life: High Society, Salons, and Her Loves with Sordi and Califano
Patrizia De Blanck, a prominent Italian socialite and countess, passed away at the age of 85 after a long illness, known for her glamorous lifestyle and connections in the entertainment industry.
Column 'Hank's World': The Dolce Vita of the Ancient Middle Class
The article explores the wealth and lifestyle of Rome's middle class during the market economy era, highlighting the societal dynamics of consumption and trade.
Fellini was booed at the premiere, the Vatican was angered, and one offended gentleman challenged him to a duel with swords
At the Milan premiere of 'La Dolce Vita' on February 3, 1960, director Federico Fellini faced significant backlash from the audience, resulting in boos and insults, and an offended gentleman reportedly challenged him to a sword duel.
Which Fellini photographer became the global witness of a chiaroscuro story
The article discusses how Ennio Flaiano found inspiration for a character in La dolce vita, depicting a photographer symbolizing a new urban fauna in Rome during the nights of the film's setting.
Marina Stavraki's farewell to the dolce vita of Rome: Some cities you don’t say goodbye to, you carry them within you
Marina Stavraki bids farewell to Rome, sharing memories and photos of her Christmas holidays there as she prepares to return to Athens for the New Year.