The life of every single person who died is worth of a front page of each and every magazine and newspaper. A milestone in the publishing industry like the New York Times has dedicated an entire issue to the victims of COVID 19 back in May 2020. Among those who died there were celebrities and notable personalities. With this post we want to remember those who passed away this year who left a relevant legacy to the world of art, entertainment, sport and culture.
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According to Corriere della Sera, the most respected Italian newspaper, a forty-year-old woman went to the emergency room of a hospital in Pavia (30 miles south of Milan) claiming to be Julia Roberts, the American actress.
It is clear then how social distancing is producing the so desired effect of stopping the pandemic. At least for now. We will need to wait to see if and when we will all be able to go back to normality, which, in anycase, will be a new normality.
Hugh Jackman the Australian actor know the world over for movies like Wolverine and the Xmen has chosen the Italian Alps to enjoy skiing during this winter season. According to his Instagram profile he spent a few days in Livigno, a well know location for winter sports just a two-hours drive north of Milan. Livigno is a very popular destination for those who like skiiing and enjoying the snow. The view from the top of the mountains nearby the small towns of Livigno and Bormio is breathtaking. Livigno is also a popular city for shopping. Due to its close proximity…
Amy Schumer‘s honeymoon in Milan and Venice It came as a huge surprise to everyone when Amy Schumer announced that she got married last February. None of the super-informed gossip journalists knew that the sassy comedian was about to tie the knot with her longtime boyfriend Chris Fischer. After the wedding vows she flew all the way to Europe to spend some time in Milan and Venice and here is a selection of pics that Amy Schumer shared on her official Instagram profile: Thank you great people of Milan! Going to Venice next. Where should we go? In Milan we…