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Home is where your heart is. @juventusfc @juventusfcen ❤️ #FinoAllaFine #forzajuventus

Se #Spalletti vuole andar via Può andare Se Bremer vuole andar via Può andare Se #Yildiz vuole andar via Può andare Se Vlahovic vuole andar via Può andare Se non hai capito il Prestigio di questa maglia Non PUOI,ma DEVI andare via Chi vuole andare vada Noi restiamo #Juventus

Players to complete the Golden Masters: Novak Djokovic Jannik Sinner 🆕 End of list.

Joooonnyyyyyy

Vendete tutti! Maledetti!

Genio. Sa che così non verrà mai punito

In Italy, Charlotte de Witte threw a free 20,000-people rave in Genova. Organized by the City of Genoa supported by Mayor Silvia Salis, who was also dancing backstage, the event is part of a wider campaign to bring music back into urban spaces. This is what your government could do for you.

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#PoborskyKarel ci tiene a ribadirlo

#metgala2026 SÌ 😍

Met Gala red carpet is here!

The first man *EVER* to win five consecutive Masters 1000 titles: 🇫🇷 Paris 🇺🇸 Indian Wells 🇺🇸 Miami 🇲🇨 Monte Carlo 🇪🇸 Madrid @janniksin #MMOpen

Disagiati. Nulla da dire.

@juventusfc @A_A_ileen ❤️

Ci uniamo al cordoglio per la scomparsa di Alex Zanardi, esempio di dedizione, passione e amore per lo sport e per la vita.

8 years ago, Higuain did this to Inter, and the title race was over. What a game. What a memory. What a player ⚪️⚫️

In 1863, on a remote Greek island, a worker digging in the ruins of a 2,000 year old sanctuary stopped and shouted to the French diplomat supervising the excavation: "Monsieur, we have found a woman." What he had found was not a woman. It was a giant marble torso. No head. No arms. But a pair of broken wings... She is the Winged Victory of Samothrace, carved around 190 BC. The statue depicts the goddess Nike, the personification of victory in the ancient Greek world. She is shown alighting on the prow of a warship: the moment of triumph caught in stone. The marble is so finely worked that the fabric of her tunic appears wet, pressed against her body by an invisible wind, while heavy folds billow behind her as if still moving. She originally stood high above the Aegean Sea, in the Sanctuary of the Great Gods on the island of Samothrace, set at a deliberate angle to be seen from afar... Charles Champoiseau, the French vice-consul who supervised her excavation, sent her to Paris in pieces. Around 110 fragments were recovered. The head and arms were never found. He thought the grey marble blocks scattered around her were the remains of a tomb, and left them on the island. It took twelve more years before Austrian archaeologists realized those blocks were the prow of the ship she had been standing on. Today, she watches over the top of the Daru Staircase in the Louvre, where ten million people walk up to her every year. There is something almost mystical about her presence — a sense that what is missing is more powerful than what remains. The absent head and arms, the broken wings: they don't weaken her. They free her. She is no longer a goddess in stone. She is the moment of victory itself, and you can finish her story in your own mind... If you enjoyed this, I write a weekly newsletter for over 50,000 readers who love rediscovering history through the beauty of art. You can join us here: james-lucas.com/welcome There is so much more waiting to be seen.

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Mala Tempora Currunt Giorgia.