50 h. ago Six spectacular pavilions to see at the London Design Biennale 2025

Six spectacular pavilions to see at the London Design Biennale 2025  wallpaper.com

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2 w. ago The gorgeous city crowned cheapest for Aperol Spritz in Europe

Nothing screams summer quite like sipping an Aperol Spritz under the sun - and new research reveals exactly where in Europe you can enjoy as many as you want without burning a hole in your wallet. 

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2 w. ago Beautiful city is the 'home of pizza' and you can get an Aperol Spritz for just 84p

Italy's Naples has been named as the cheapest city for an Aperol Spritz in new research, and it's not just the drinks that make this a dream destination for Brits

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2 w. ago Shop Amanda Holden's 'Aperol Spritz' orange mini dress in all sizes as she raves its 'gorgeous'

Amanda Holden took to social media to show off her latest spring-ready look to her fans. The presenter showed off her stunning legs in this 'Aperol Spritz' orange mini dress that's still available in all sizes

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2 w. ago Gorgeous Italian city that's 'home of pizza' has Aperol Spritz for just 84p

Brits planning a trip to Italy may want to consider the 'birthplace of pizza' where not only can you get some of the best Italian food, but you can also find Aperol Spritz for 84p

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2 w. ago Amanda Holden wears ‘Aperol Spritz’ orange mini dress she raves is ‘gorgeous’ and it's in stock

Amanda Holden just showed off a recent look that she said was inspired by her 'favourite drink, an Aperol Spritz' - and the good news is, Amanda's exact orange mini is still in stock

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3 w. ago Kharkiv photographer to present her work at London Art Biennale 2025

Kharkiv photographer to present her work at London Art Biennale 2025  Ґвара Медіа

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3 w. ago ‘Theatre puts a finger in the wound’: Willem Dafoe returns to his first love in Venice

He is a transfixing screen presence – but he lives for the raw thrill of the stage. As he takes over the Venice theatre biennale, the star lets us know what to expect: cut-up plays and a Pinocchio unlike any otherSitting in his house in Rome, an overstuffed bookcase and a distressed wooden door behind him, Willem Dafoe scrunches his hair as though kneading the thoughts in his head. The 69-year-old, Wisconsin-born actor could pass today for any genial, bristle-moustached handyman in checked shirt and horn-rimmed specs. (Perhaps he even built the bookcase and distressed the door himself.) But it’s that hand that is the giveaway: it keeps scrunching as he talks until the hair is standing in jagged forks. As a visualisation of what is happening in his brain, it is second to none.We are speaking in April on the anniversary of Shakespeare’s birth (and death), which feels apt given that it is Dafoe’s two-year appointment as artistic director of the international theatre festival at the Ven...

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last month Can robots make the perfect Aperol spritz? – Venice Architecture Biennale 2025 review

From 3D-printing with bacteria to cocktail-mixing humanoids, from the future of space suits to reassurances about climate change, this mind-boggling rollercoaster of a show could do with a more focused curatorial visionA teetering wall of gungy green bricks greets visitors to this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale, forming an imposing blockade near the start of the show. The blocks are made of bio-cement, incorporating fishing nets and algae dredged from the depths of the Venetian lagoon. The wall’s steeply sloping gradient follows the curve of global population growth over the last millennium, terminating abruptly near the ceiling to represent the coming peak of humanity. “What awaits us on the other side of the hill?” asks Carlo Ratti, director of this year’s biennale, as he stands in front of the momentous cliff. The answer is a great heap of gunge. A festering mountain of mould-like gunk is piled up against the back of the wall, apparently an allegory for microbial intelligenc...

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