Italian News by RSSAgi: Il Bologna Calcio e Vincenzo Italiano si separano, "risoluzione consensuale del contratto"
AGI - Il Bologna Calcio e l'allenatore Vincenzo Italiano si separano. Lo annuncia con una nota la società rossoblù. "Il Bologna FC 1909 rende noto di aver raggiunto l’accordo con Vincenzo Italiano per la risoluzione consensuale del contratto".
Finito il ciclo di Italiano al Bologna Fc
"Italiano ha comunicato al Club di ritenere concluso il suo ciclo a Bologna, al termine di due stagioni contrassegnate da ottimi risultati, indipendentemente da qualsiasi prospettiva lavorativa futura".
La nota del Bologna Calcio
La società "ringrazia Vincenzo per la passione e la dedizione con cui ha svolto il suo lavoro in questi anni, che resteranno nella storia del Club anche per la conquista della Coppa Italia il 14 maggio 2025. A Italiano e al suo staff vanno i migliori auguri per il prosieguo della carriera".
Israel bombed Beirut.
According to the Israeli military, the air force struck in the Lebanese capital a commander of Hezbollah’s missile units.
“I can get on stage in a bra and tiny shorts, but not in outfits that someone would consider ‘childish’. Absurd, unsettling”: says Olivia Rodrigo
“It’s not my fault if someone sexualizes me.” Olivia Rodrigo responded like this to the controversy that exploded online surrounding the babydoll outfits and “childlike” attire worn in the past few weeks to promote her new album You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So In Love.
The singer discussed it during an interview on Popcast, the podcast from the New York Times, intervening after days of accusations on social media that those looks – pink dresses, bloomers, and sashes – would ultimately evoke a childish imagination and therefore, according to some users, “promote” the sexualization of minors. Rodrigo, while speaking of her personal experience, broadened the discussion to how women are judged and held responsible by the male gaze.
“I find it absurd that I can go on stage in a sparkly bra and tiny shorts and that’s considered normal, while a dress that completely covers me is judged problematic because someone considers it childish,” she explained. “It’s a demonstration of how normalized pedophilia is in our culture.”
The popstar then called the idea that a girl should dress thinking about how she might be perceived by men “disturbing.” “It’s the rhetoric with which we grow up from a young age: ‘Don’t wear that thing because someone will sexualize you and it will be your fault,’” she said. “It would be insane to start choosing clothes thinking, ‘I don’t want some maniac to find me sexy like a child.’ You completely lose the sense of reality.”
Rodrigo also recalled that her aesthetic imagination stems from the riot grrrl scene of the 1990s and artists like Kathleen Hanna, Courtney Love, and Kat Bjelland, who deliberately wore ultra-feminine dresses and almost childlike looks to subvert expectations about femininity and the idea of a “docile” woman.
“I can go on stage in a bra and tiny shorts but not with dresses that someone considers ‘childlike.’ Absurd, Disturbing” – Olivia Rodrigo speaks from Il Fatto Quotidiano.
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“Posso salire sul palco in reggiseno e pantaloncini minuscoli ma non con abiti che qualcuno considera…
La popstar ha risposto alle polemiche nate online per i babydoll e i look “da bambina” sfoggiati per promuovere il nuovo album: "Non è colpa mia se qualcuno mi sessualizza". E attacca la cultura del victim blaming
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