The Luna Rossa team, led by Max Sirena, is ready to challenge new opponents in the 2027 America's Cup.

The team, featuring young and female sailors, is currently leading the Louis Vuitton 38th America's Cup rankings.

Luna Rossa's new boat is under construction and will be presented in September.

The team is preparing for the challenge and evaluating the possibility of participating in the regatta in 2027.

With Peter Burling on board, Luna Rossa is ready to take on the America's Cup holders, the New Zealanders.

The family in the woods, at the center of a media case, is going through a difficult time.

Nathan Trevallion, the family's father, spoke about his experience in a recent interview.

'Catherine is a person full of love, both as a wife and as a mother,' he said.

The family is now in a new home, while the children are in a foster home in Vasto.

The children are eager to return home and get out of their isolation.

The girl is better after a bronchopneumonia, but her mother, Catherine, is going through sad moments for not being able to see her children.

The family is determined to start living again and return to normalcy.

Lella Costa attended the public farewell for Carlo Petrini, founder of Slow Food, in Pollenzo.

The actress remembered her bond with Petrini, who had invited her to join the board of administration of the University of Pollenzo.

Costa also told a funny anecdote about the arrival of a Cuban delegation in Bra, where she sang in Piedmontese.

Other friends and supporters of Petrini attended the farewell, including Enzo Ercolino, a wine producer and friend of Petrini.

Ercolino remembered Petrini's ability to turn meetings into memories and memories into community.

Petrini taught that food is a language and that one can be free without being alone.

Slow Food International President Edward Mukiibi expressed his gratitude to founder Carlo Petrini, who recently passed away.

Mukiibi remembered how Petrini believed in him and allowed him to become the leader he is today.

He also thanked Petrini for loving Africa and giving young Africans the opportunity to study gastronomy.

Petrini was a great supporter of biodiversity and worked to protect the environment.

His legacy continues to live on through the vision of Slow Food International.

In Venice, during the International Art Biennale, an audio work called 'SommersiVo' by Dardust was installed.

This work uses a high-resolution self-reproduction system to reproduce a piano composition.

The instrument activates every 55 minutes and reproduces a piece that recalls the identity of Venice, a city suspended between visible and submerged.

The work was created in collaboration with set designer Paolo Fantin and with the technological support of H-Farm and Cisco.

'SommersiVo' is a work that talks about memories and memory as something that remains from the past like an echo of sound.

Dardust's composition will resonate for six months without him being present.

The diocese of Verona is addressing the crisis of vocations by opening up to women and laymen as pastoral guides for parishes.

Bishop Domenico Pompili has highlighted the importance of women's presence in communities.

Pastoral guides can be nominated among both laymen and laywomen.

According to Monsignor Ezio Falavegna, professor of pastoral theology, it is a matter of recognizing significant roles for women in the government of the Church.

The diocese of Verona has 380 parishes with 600 priests, but a reduction in priests is expected in the future.

The historic disco 'Paradiso' in Rimini, closed for years, will be reopened in the next autumn as a space dedicated to art and culture.

The structure, located on the Covignano hill, will be transformed into 'Casa Paradiso Art Gallery' and will host corporate events, fashion shows and exhibitions.

The new structure will cover an area of 15,000 square meters and will maintain the original perimeter, integrating it with natural materials such as stone and wood and recovering historical elements such as the entrance gate.

The 'Paradiso' was a meeting place for the jet-set and one of the most famous discos on the Riviera in the 1980s and 1990s.

Now, after years of closure, it returns to new life, dedicated to culture and art.

The match between Bologna and Inter ended 3-3.

The nerazzurra team started well with a penalty by Dimarco at 22' of the first half.

However, the rossoblù scored three goals in the first 42 minutes.

In the second half, a Zielinski own goal kept the lombardi alive.

The Bologna team found the equalizer with Esposito at 19' and Diouf at 41' of the second half.

The Bologna coach received a warm tribute from the Curva, but it's not a farewell.

Italiano confirmed waiting for the meeting with the society mid-week.

The coach expressed his gratitude for the tribute received and stressed that the team has done something great in these two years, such as reaching the Europa League quarters and winning the Coppa Italia.