The names of international and Italian celebrities make a small list in the break up of George Clooney and Elisabetta Canalis. Around the story is Christian Vieri, showgirl Belen Rodriguez and Italy’s favourite gay television star and Chi magazine director, Alfonso Signorini.

The latter was working with Elisabetta Canalis on Italian television when the break-up occurred and tells his side of the story of what happened two days ago. Interviewed in the Italian press, Signorini was asked:

Was everything going well?
Yes, I’m astonished. The news is a surprise even for me.

Tell us what happened.

Well, five days ago I spent the whole day with Elisabetta. From 5pm to 1am we were in the studios. She received something like 60 to 70 sms from George, such that I said to her: “darling, you’ve got to let it go if you can’t move on together…”. He was in London and they were going to meet the evening afterwards at Villa Oleandra. Two days later, Elisabetta said she wasn’t available for the second episode of the show and so we had to call Belen Rodriguez. Something happened, but I don’t know what.

Who left who?
I’ve heard it was he who broke things. She’s suffering, she’s left the Lake Como villa and has switched off her phone. He communicated the break-up through a press release and Elisabetta must have a subscription - with Christian Vieri they broke-up like that, too. Do you know what I think? I bet Elisabetta, if she doesn’t get back together with George, will get back together with Bobo [Vieri]. He’s still in love with her.

Did you think the relationship between Clooney and Canalis was a show?
Me? Never. They were very close. At the beginning it was passion, and then it transformed into friendship. He was quite paternal, but it was complicated. It’s not easy being with a star of that calibre. Two weeks ago we interviewed Elisabetta and she was terrified of talking about her private life. She was afraid her words would be misunderstood and he would be irritated. Perhaps not him, but his lawyers, his managers. The American star system is not like ours.

Have you ever seen them together?
Yes, at the beginning. They invited me to the summer Villa Oleandra party on July 5 but at this point I’m not sure if I’ll go.

They’re the words of one Italian celebrity on how things developed, though we’re still without any details which will probably never arrive. It’s ironic to see Canalis’ Sanremo rival, Belen Rodriguez take up the reins as Elisabetta misses her television commitments, and while Christian Vieri has just broken up with another Italian showgirl here, Melissa Satta, we’re not sure if a former Italian footballer will cut it after Clooney. And it looks like the July 5 Villa Oleandra party might not take place - expect to find the women of the world flocking to Lake Como in the hopes of being the next to sweep Clooney off his feet.

Source | Gossipblog.it

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The names of international and Italian celebrities make a small list in the break up of George Clooney and Elisabetta Canalis. Around the story is Christian Vieri, showgirl Belen Rodriguez and Italy’s favourite gay television star and Chi magazine director, Alfonso Signorini.

The latter was working with Elisabetta Canalis on Italian television when the break-up occurred and tells his side of the story of what happened two days ago. Interviewed in the Italian press, Signorini was asked:

Was everything going well?
Yes, I’m astonished. The news is a surprise even for me.

Tell us what happened.

Well, five days ago I spent the whole day with Elisabetta. From 5pm to 1am we were in the studios. She received something like 60 to 70 sms from George, such that I said to her: “darling, you’ve got to let it go if you can’t move on together…”. He was in London and they were going to meet the evening afterwards at Villa Oleandra. Two days later, Elisabetta said she wasn’t available for the second episode of the show and so we had to call Belen Rodriguez. Something happened, but I don’t know what.

Who left who?
I’ve heard it was he who broke things. She’s suffering, she’s left the Lake Como villa and has switched off her phone. He communicated the break-up through a press release and Elisabetta must have a subscription - with Christian Vieri they broke-up like that, too. Do you know what I think? I bet Elisabetta, if she doesn’t get back together with George, will get back together with Bobo [Vieri]. He’s still in love with her.

Did you think the relationship between Clooney and Canalis was a show?
Me? Never. They were very close. At the beginning it was passion, and then it transformed into friendship. He was quite paternal, but it was complicated. It’s not easy being with a star of that calibre. Two weeks ago we interviewed Elisabetta and she was terrified of talking about her private life. She was afraid her words would be misunderstood and he would be irritated. Perhaps not him, but his lawyers, his managers. The American star system is not like ours.

Have you ever seen them together?
Yes, at the beginning. They invited me to the summer Villa Oleandra party on July 5 but at this point I’m not sure if I’ll go.

They’re the words of one Italian celebrity on how things developed, though we’re still without any details which will probably never arrive. It’s ironic to see Canalis’ Sanremo rival, Belen Rodriguez take up the reins as Elisabetta misses her television commitments, and while Christian Vieri has just broken up with another Italian showgirl here, Melissa Satta, we’re not sure if a former Italian footballer will cut it after Clooney. And it looks like the July 5 Villa Oleandra party might not take place - expect to find the women of the world flocking to Lake Como in the hopes of being the next to sweep Clooney off his feet.

Source | Gossipblog.it

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In news from Italy this week we get everything from the possibility of natural disasters to gossip over Italian football coaches and in the meantime you’d think Carla Bruni was Italy’s first lady for all the attention she gets in the press here. See the news below:

AC Milan coach Allegri illegally parks in Milan

We’ve seen the kind of parking that is “acceptable” in Rome, and while Milan is a busy city too, generally the northerners are slightly more disciplined. In the photo above, though, we see AC Milan coach, Massimiliano Allegri parking in a no-parking zone near a pedestrian crossing, in the opposite direction to a one-way street. And nearly risking an accident as he pulls away in his Audi A1.

A Roman Holiday for earthquake scare

After news broke that Lazio and Rome was facing a possible earthquake, the city either went into fright or went into holiday mode. With people avoiding built-up areas (and therefore office blocks), when the earthquake never really happened, a figure of 20 percent absenteeism from work in Rome was recorded. Apparently excuses displayed in closed shop windows included the following: “closed for family reasons”, “closed for wedding”, and simply “reopening tomorrow”.

More news from Italy this week after the jump.

Is Carla Bruni pregnant?

Since Carla Bruni married Nicolas Sarkozy, French president, she has been suddenly re-adopted by Italy as a famous (and international) Italian celebrity. And sometimes of late you’d wonder if she wasn’t the Italian first lady given the attention dedicated to her in the press. In any case, the news that Carla Bruni is pregnant is doing the rounds in Italy, too, with none other than Woody Allen himself dropping the bomb that she most probably is expecting a child.

We already reported on the fact that the Woody Allen and Carla Bruni film collaboration could be happening, and with Allen choosing Rome and Roberto Benigni for The Wrong Picture, it was a convenient location to be bringing on board the world’s most famous first lady. No further gossip was provided here, though, and so we had to wait for Carla Bruni’s absence from the Cannes Film Festival for Allen to dip into why she didn’t turn up.

Bruni was a publicity draw card for the Midnight in Paris film but he reasons for not turning up were “personal and professional”. It appears the French were disappointed at not getting a glimpse of the Bruni baby bump. Allen’s statement on her absence was:

We will miss her but we’re happy for her, because she’s going through a formidable time and we love her.

Those words have been taking to mean that Carla Bruni is pregnant and Italy seems just as interested in the affair as France itself.

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In news from Italy this week we get everything from the possibility of natural disasters to gossip over Italian football coaches and in the meantime you’d think Carla Bruni was Italy’s first lady for all the attention she gets in the press here. See the news below:

AC Milan coach Allegri illegally parks in Milan

We’ve seen the kind of parking that is “acceptable” in Rome, and while Milan is a busy city too, generally the northerners are slightly more disciplined. In the photo above, though, we see AC Milan coach, Massimiliano Allegri parking in a no-parking zone near a pedestrian crossing, in the opposite direction to a one-way street. And nearly risking an accident as he pulls away in his Audi A1.

A Roman Holiday for earthquake scare

After news broke that Lazio and Rome was facing a possible earthquake, the city either went into fright or went into holiday mode. With people avoiding built-up areas (and therefore office blocks), when the earthquake never really happened, a figure of 20 percent absenteeism from work in Rome was recorded. Apparently excuses displayed in closed shop windows included the following: “closed for family reasons”, “closed for wedding”, and simply “reopening tomorrow”.

More news from Italy this week after the jump.

Is Carla Bruni pregnant?

Since Carla Bruni married Nicolas Sarkozy, French president, she has been suddenly re-adopted by Italy as a famous (and international) Italian celebrity. And sometimes of late you’d wonder if she wasn’t the Italian first lady given the attention dedicated to her in the press. In any case, the news that Carla Bruni is pregnant is doing the rounds in Italy, too, with none other than Woody Allen himself dropping the bomb that she most probably is expecting a child.

We already reported on the fact that the Woody Allen and Carla Bruni film collaboration could be happening, and with Allen choosing Rome and Roberto Benigni for The Wrong Picture, it was a convenient location to be bringing on board the world’s most famous first lady. No further gossip was provided here, though, and so we had to wait for Carla Bruni’s absence from the Cannes Film Festival for Allen to dip into why she didn’t turn up.

Bruni was a publicity draw card for the Midnight in Paris film but he reasons for not turning up were “personal and professional”. It appears the French were disappointed at not getting a glimpse of the Bruni baby bump. Allen’s statement on her absence was:

We will miss her but we’re happy for her, because she’s going through a formidable time and we love her.

Those words have been taking to mean that Carla Bruni is pregnant and Italy seems just as interested in the affair as France itself.

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This fantastic picture of traffic in Rome shows what it means to drive in Italy and battle the streets of its capital city. The picture comes with news that Italian actor Max Giusti has joined forces with the “Coordinamento dei Motociclisti” association of Rome to get special lanes dedicated to motorcycle and scooter traffic. The aim is to provide a safer environment for scooter riders in Rome - and seeing this image, it’s probably something that needs to be done.

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This fantastic picture of traffic in Rome shows what it means to drive in Italy and battle the streets of its capital city. The picture comes with news that Italian actor Max Giusti has joined forces with the “Coordinamento dei Motociclisti” association of Rome to get special lanes dedicated to motorcycle and scooter traffic. The aim is to provide a safer environment for scooter riders in Rome - and seeing this image, it’s probably something that needs to be done.

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Ennio Morricone’s spaghetti western music gets a revival with a pop-spaghetti western flavour from Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi. Their new album ROME revisits the classic film scores and the duo did it faithfully; with a passion for “vintage Italian soundtracks” they wanted to recreate the recording experience of the original scores, too.

The result is an album made with some of the original musicians who worked in the 1960’s and 70’s film genre, specifically on The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, and that was recorded at Rome’s Forum Studios, founded by Ennio Morricone.

The music was recorded directly to tape using original equipment and the only real modern addition are the voices of Nora Jones and Jack White from the White Stripes. The ROME ablum has been five years in the making and will be released this month. Watch the video to see how this amazing project came about (more videos after the jump) and see the Rome Album website to listen to samples and order a copy.

Source | Italymag

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Ennio Morricone’s spaghetti western music gets a revival with a pop-spaghetti western flavour from Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi. Their new album ROME revisits the classic film scores and the duo did it faithfully; with a passion for “vintage Italian soundtracks” they wanted to recreate the recording experience of the original scores, too.

The result is an album made with some of the original musicians who worked in the 1960’s and 70’s film genre, specifically on The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, and that was recorded at Rome’s Forum Studios, founded by Ennio Morricone.

The music was recorded directly to tape using original equipment and the only real modern addition are the voices of Nora Jones and Jack White from the White Stripes. The ROME ablum has been five years in the making and will be released this month. Watch the video to see how this amazing project came about (more videos after the jump) and see the Rome Album website to listen to samples and order a copy.

Source | Italymag

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While the legume itself might be healthy, the rest of this traditional Roman dish isn’t but it was made back in the days of Italian nonne who weren’t so concerned about their figures. For ingredients, this traditional Italian cooking recipe uses: 300 gr of sausage, 300 gr of pork cut for casserole, 500 gr of broad beans, 50 gr of lard, six slices of stale bread, chopped parsley, sage, mint, oil and salt and pepper.

To prepare, fry the lard in a little oil and then add the chopped herbs. Remove the skin from the sausage and break it up a little, then add to the lard, browning slightly. Add the pork as well and cook on a low heat for about 30 minutes. If it dries out, add some water.

If using dried broad beans, they need to have been soaked in water, otherwise use fresh ones with the skin removed. Add to the meat mixture and dust with a little salt and pepper. In the meantime, toast the bread and add a little olive oil. Remove the casserole from the flame and serve with the bread on the side.

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While the legume itself might be healthy, the rest of this traditional Roman dish isn’t but it was made back in the days of Italian nonne who weren’t so concerned about their figures. For ingredients, this traditional Italian cooking recipe uses: 300 gr of sausage, 300 gr of pork cut for casserole, 500 gr of broad beans, 50 gr of lard, six slices of stale bread, chopped parsley, sage, mint, oil and salt and pepper.

To prepare, fry the lard in a little oil and then add the chopped herbs. Remove the skin from the sausage and break it up a little, then add to the lard, browning slightly. Add the pork as well and cook on a low heat for about 30 minutes. If it dries out, add some water.

If using dried broad beans, they need to have been soaked in water, otherwise use fresh ones with the skin removed. Add to the meat mixture and dust with a little salt and pepper. In the meantime, toast the bread and add a little olive oil. Remove the casserole from the flame and serve with the bread on the side.

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Specially created for the notte bianca event which took place in Florence on April 30, the Tape Florence is a surprising work of art. Entirely made of technological materials, this futuristic sculpture, which looks like a huge transparent cocoon, is the brainchild of Numen/For use, a group of young artists (i.e. Sven Jonke, Christoph Katzler and Nikola Radeljkovic) who work between Vienna and Zagreb; the installation made up of layers of transparent adhesive tape is on view at the beautiful palazzo Strozzi which, with its Renaissance architecture, seems to underscore the distinctive characteristics of the sculpture. But the big news is that this time visitors can take off their shoes, step inside the installation and become an integral part of it. The enclosed video shows the artists at work.

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Specially created for the notte bianca event which took place in Florence on April 30, the Tape Florence is a surprising work of art. Entirely made of technological materials, this futuristic sculpture, which looks like a huge transparent cocoon, is the brainchild of Numen/For use, a group of young artists (i.e. Sven Jonke, Christoph Katzler and Nikola Radeljkovic) who work between Vienna and Zagreb; the installation made up of layers of transparent adhesive tape is on view at the beautiful palazzo Strozzi which, with its Renaissance architecture, seems to underscore the distinctive characteristics of the sculpture. But the big news is that this time visitors can take off their shoes, step inside the installation and become an integral part of it. The enclosed video shows the artists at work.

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“Semo romani” said in Roman dialect and meaning “we are Romans” was a phrase often seen on posters last weeked during the beatification of Pope John Paul II. He was perhaps the one Pope that the locals adopted as a Roman - because he considered himself to be one and adopted the city as his own.

Pope John Paul II made an effort to speak in Italian from the first speech he ever made as Pope, and in fact the Italians remember with affection the words “se sbaglierò, mi corrigerete” (which should read “corregerete”). Those words soon became more than just an effort to speak to the locals of the city hosting the Vatican state, and soon became examples where the Pope even dabbled in some Roman dialect.

The Pope first used some Roman dialect in a response to a priest who had jokingly asked him why the Pope who spoke all the languages of the world, didn’t speak a little local dialect, too. Karol Wojtyla’s was the only response to such a question. But it’s not just about language. Pope John Paul II visited all 300 of Rome’s churches during his time as Pope.

John Paul II was to be seen in many other places in Rome, too, completing a stations of the cross around the Colosseum, visiting the Capitoline Hill and declaring Rome to be the city of Maria “Salus Populi Romani” or ” Protectress of the Roman People” - the same Madonna of the icon to be found at the Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, Spanish Steps. He also chose the Tor Vergata University for Jubilee celebrations.

It’s not hard to find images of Pope John Paul II at Rome’s many iconic monuments as the world’s great international Pope also made his surrounding environment his own. Last weekend, Romans saw what many felt to be the beatification of a local citizen, and not just the leader of the Catholic Church in the world.

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“Semo romani” said in Roman dialect and meaning “we are Romans” was a phrase often seen on posters last weeked during the beatification of Pope John Paul II. He was perhaps the one Pope that the locals adopted as a Roman - because he considered himself to be one and adopted the city as his own.

Pope John Paul II made an effort to speak in Italian from the first speech he ever made as Pope, and in fact the Italians remember with affection the words “se sbaglierò, mi corrigerete” (which should read “corregerete”). Those words soon became more than just an effort to speak to the locals of the city hosting the Vatican state, and soon became examples where the Pope even dabbled in some Roman dialect.

The Pope first used some Roman dialect in a response to a priest who had jokingly asked him why the Pope who spoke all the languages of the world, didn’t speak a little local dialect, too. Karol Wojtyla’s was the only response to such a question. But it’s not just about language. Pope John Paul II visited all 300 of Rome’s churches during his time as Pope.

John Paul II was to be seen in many other places in Rome, too, completing a stations of the cross around the Colosseum, visiting the Capitoline Hill and declaring Rome to be the city of Maria “Salus Populi Romani” or ” Protectress of the Roman People” - the same Madonna of the icon to be found at the Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, Spanish Steps. He also chose the Tor Vergata University for Jubilee celebrations.

It’s not hard to find images of Pope John Paul II at Rome’s many iconic monuments as the world’s great international Pope also made his surrounding environment his own. Last weekend, Romans saw what many felt to be the beatification of a local citizen, and not just the leader of the Catholic Church in the world.

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Famous across the globe for the beauty of its landscape, the picturesque village of Sant’Agata sui due golfi enjoys a breathtaking view over the Galli island and the two gulfs which separate Positano from Sorrento. Located in the heart of this old village, there’s a luxury hotel called Relais Don Alfonso 1890 which is a true corner of paradise; with its 8 suites beautifully decorated (the colour palette ranging from pink and yellow to white and orange) and elegantly furnished with antiques underpinning the aristocratic origin of the palace in which the hotel is set, the Relais Don Alfonso has plenty to offer; from the restaurant –best known for its Mediterranean cuisine and the huge picture windows that allow the tables to be bathed in warm southern light- to the Poet’s house, a lodge named after poet Salvatore Di Giacomo who used to spend his long summer holidays there, enjoying, like a true poet, the delights of the surrounding gardens.

Luxury Hotels near Amalfi and Sorrento: Relais Don Alfonso 1890

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Famous across the globe for the beauty of its landscape, the picturesque village of Sant’Agata sui due golfi enjoys a breathtaking view over the Galli island and the two gulfs which separate Positano from Sorrento. Located in the heart of this old village, there’s a luxury hotel called Relais Don Alfonso 1890 which is a true corner of paradise; with its 8 suites beautifully decorated (the colour palette ranging from pink and yellow to white and orange) and elegantly furnished with antiques underpinning the aristocratic origin of the palace in which the hotel is set, the Relais Don Alfonso has plenty to offer; from the restaurant –best known for its Mediterranean cuisine and the huge picture windows that allow the tables to be bathed in warm southern light- to the Poet’s house, a lodge named after poet Salvatore Di Giacomo who used to spend his long summer holidays there, enjoying, like a true poet, the delights of the surrounding gardens.

Luxury Hotels near Amalfi and Sorrento: Relais Don Alfonso 1890

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Deadline has just published the news that Italian director/actor Roberto Benigni, famous throughout the world for La vita è bella, a film which landed him an Oscar in 1997, will join the cast of Woody Allen’s new film The Wrong Picture which is being filmed here in Italy. If the news is confirmed (according to the above website the announcement will be made at the upcoming Cannes film festival where Woody Allen will present Midnight in Paris) Roberto Benigni will have the opportunity to work alongside several well-established actors such as Jesse Eisenberg, Ellen Page, Penelope Cruz and Alec Baldwin.

Source | Deadline

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Deadline has just published the news that Italian director/actor Roberto Benigni, famous throughout the world for La vita è bella, a film which landed him an Oscar in 1997, will join the cast of Woody Allen’s new film The Wrong Picture which is being filmed here in Italy. If the news is confirmed (according to the above website the announcement will be made at the upcoming Cannes film festival where Woody Allen will present Midnight in Paris) Roberto Benigni will have the opportunity to work alongside several well-established actors such as Jesse Eisenberg, Ellen Page, Penelope Cruz and Alec Baldwin.

Source | Deadline

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Sergio Corbucci’s classic Django will get a remake in a new Quentin Tarantino spaghetti western to be called Django Unchained. The Italian actor Franco Nero, who appeared in the original, will be enlisted for the Tarantino remake, which could be as violent as the first film. Other actors said to appear in the new film are Christoph Waltz and Keith Carradine.

The Tarantino-Nero collaboration is only rumoured at this stage, but is also said to be reciprocated with Tarantino agreeing to appear in turn in a new Nero spaghetti western production. Tarantino will apparently play a cameo role as a bandit in Enzo Castellari’s The Angel, The Ugly and The Wise, itself a tribute to Sergio Leone. Tarantino has previously made Inglorious Bastards, which was made in 2009 and was inspired by Castellari’s 1977 film of the same name.

Source | Cineblog.it

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Sergio Corbucci’s classic Django will get a remake in a new Quentin Tarantino spaghetti western to be called Django Unchained. The Italian actor Franco Nero, who appeared in the original, will be enlisted for the Tarantino remake, which could be as violent as the first film. Other actors said to appear in the new film are Christoph Waltz and Keith Carradine.

The Tarantino-Nero collaboration is only rumoured at this stage, but is also said to be reciprocated with Tarantino agreeing to appear in turn in a new Nero spaghetti western production. Tarantino will apparently play a cameo role as a bandit in Enzo Castellari’s The Angel, The Ugly and The Wise, itself a tribute to Sergio Leone. Tarantino has previously made Inglorious Bastards, which was made in 2009 and was inspired by Castellari’s 1977 film of the same name.

Source | Cineblog.it

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Elisabetta Canalis could do Zoolander after seeing some of her facial expressions in this video in which the Italian showgirl strips for PETA animal rights association. Canalis’ career hasn’t exactly had the launch she might have been expecting after being tied up with America’s most famous actor. Clooney’s girlfriend had a role in the American TV series Leverage, and didn’t get star reviews.

Canalis then returned to Italy for the most important Italian television event of the year - the Sanremo festival. Pitted against fellow showgirl Belen Rodriguez from Argentina, Canalis was criticised for her hopeless dancing and her attempt at an English interview with Robert de Niro.

So it seems that Elisabetta Canalis is back to stripping off for photo shoots and appears in this “I would rather go naked than wear fur” campaign, doing what she does best - just being plain sexy.

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Elisabetta Canalis could do Zoolander after seeing some of her facial expressions in this video in which the Italian showgirl strips for PETA animal rights association. Canalis’ career hasn’t exactly had the launch she might have been expecting after being tied up with America’s most famous actor. Clooney’s girlfriend had a role in the American TV series Leverage, and didn’t get star reviews.

Canalis then returned to Italy for the most important Italian television event of the year - the Sanremo festival. Pitted against fellow showgirl Belen Rodriguez from Argentina, Canalis was criticised for her hopeless dancing and her attempt at an English interview with Robert de Niro.

So it seems that Elisabetta Canalis is back to stripping off for photo shoots and appears in this “I would rather go naked than wear fur” campaign, doing what she does best - just being plain sexy.

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Situated in one of Venice’s oldest districts, just steps from the beautiful Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute and the famous Peggy Guggenheim Museum, the Centurion Palace hotel offers guests breathtaking views over the Grand Canal and Piazza San Marco. With 50 rooms and fabulous suites, the five star hotel which is located in a 19th century palace restored by architect Guido Ciompi combines old home design with modern house design; here the international and sophisticated guests can appreciate the relaxed atmosphere of the elegant lobby bar or enjoy the superb cuisine of the hotel’s restaurant (sumptuously decorated in white). For more information click here.

Luxury hotels in Venice: Centurion palace hotel, near Santa Maria della Salute

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Situated in one of Venice’s oldest districts, just steps from the beautiful Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute and the famous Peggy Guggenheim Museum, the Centurion Palace hotel offers guests breathtaking views over the Grand Canal and Piazza San Marco. With 50 rooms and fabulous suites, the five star hotel which is located in a 19th century palace restored by architect Guido Ciompi combines old home design with modern house design; here the international and sophisticated guests can appreciate the relaxed atmosphere of the elegant lobby bar or enjoy the superb cuisine of the hotel’s restaurant (sumptuously decorated in white). For more information click here.

Luxury hotels in Venice: Centurion palace hotel, near Santa Maria della Salute

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