The Latest Breaking News from Giorgio

Giordano: Marina album review – a fascinating resurrection of an unsung early opera

The long-lost score, finally premiered 138 years after it was written, brims with melodic promise despite its dramatic shortcomings

The Guardian - UK · Jul 30

Pierpaolo Piccioli’s couture debut reimagines Balenciaga in his own colourful image

Italian designer brings sculptural silhouettes and playful palettes to storied house, while it is hats off to Giorgio’s niece at her second Armani Privé show

The Guardian - UK · Jul 8

Silvana Armani emphasises softness and wearability in Milan solo debut

Late designer’s niece opts for natural womenswear look after Bottega Veneta features swishy yeti coats in faux fur

The Guardian - UK · Mar 1

Josh Segarra is becoming a Hollywood go-to scene-stealer

Josh Segarra is one of Hollywood's rising stars thanks to a list of memorable credits including roles on HBO Max's “The Other Two” and Broadway's “On Your Feet!”

The Independent UK · Mar 23, 2023

‘We still call him Giorgio’: Pope Francis decade marked by humility and change

Pontiff made his mark amid battles with a conservative faction irked by his focus on inequality, climate crisis and refugees

The Guardian - UK · Mar 13, 2023

'Scream 6' Star Josh Segarra Has a Wild Idea for the Next Scream Sequel

Rising star Josh Segarra shares behind-the-scenes stories from 'She-Hulk' and 'Arrow' — and one hell of an elevator pitch for 'Scream 7.'

Inverse · Mar 10, 2023

London restaurants like mine need EU workers to succeed

Migration is a funny thing. I migrated to London from a Yorkshire village when I was 18. I remember my early years in hospitality here: Seb and Rafa, the Polish couple whose camp style delighted me; Barbera from Italy trying and failing to teach me how to spin a bottle…

Evening Standard · Nov 23, 2022

Top 10 funny comic books

From the madness of North Korea to memoirs of modern dating and caring for elderly parents, these books show how the best graphic artists can get a laugh out of almost anything

The Guardian - UK · Jul 6, 2022

Il Proscritto review – Opera Rara blow the dust off Mercadante’s forgotten opera

A terrific cast and the fiery precision of conductor Rizzi brought this rarity to the concert stage 180 years after its premiere

The Guardian - UK · Jun 29, 2022

The Con Artists by Luke Healy review – a beautifully observed masterpiece

It’s the little things that strike a chord in this funny, melancholy book about the curdling of a friendship between two single gay men

The Guardian - UK · May 23, 2022