Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Joseph’s Academy and was a devout member of St Patrick Catholic Church throughout her life Bev touched so many people in her life with her kindness She is also survived by her devoted sister Tish Gerald and her husband Ronnie and brother Charles Ancona and his wife Susan as well by her eleven grandchildren – Sarah Liam and Keeley – all who gave her constant joy and purpose She was preceded in death by her loving husband her nephew Matt and her beloved pet and sidekick who sustained her for so long until Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00 a.m Interment will be held at Port Hudson National Cemetery the family asks that you consider donating to the Alzheimer Association to help in the battle against this terrible disease that Bev fought so hard against.  Family and friends may sign the online guestbook or leave a personal note to the family at www.resthavenbatonrouge.com Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (This story was updated to add new information.) WORCESTER — Police and firefighters teamed to rescue a woman from a burning house on Ancona Road Monday afternoon spotted the woman trapped on the first floor of the smoke-filled house and firefighters Ben LeBlanc and Dana Ford moved to carry her from the building “There was a police officer at the entrance door and alerted our crews where the victim was located,” Fire Chief Martin Dyer said “Our crews made entry and was able to pull the victim to the safety.” The fire at a two-story house at 6 Ancona Road Dyer said soon after the fire that the woman who was rescued was in serious condition The fire was on both floors of the residence according to Deputy Fire Chief Jason Ehrets said “We had heavy fire conditions upon arrival," Ehrets said In discussing the rescue, Dyer referenced a Sept. 26 awards ceremony “Like we spoke about two weeks ago when we had our awards preparation and practice matters," he said "And this is a real shoutout to our company's officers who have clearly made sure that their crews are prepared and they’re constantly practicing "And that’s what allows us to have these great outcomes within minutes on arrival where we have a rescue and we have fire knocked down.” The substance had been hidden by a citizen with a community passport on board his truck The military of the Provincial Command of Ancona together with the officials of the Customs Office of Ancona seized over 163 kilos of drugs in the operation aimed at preventing and combating illicit trafficking of narcotics in the Port of Ancona The narcotic substance had been hidden by a citizen with a community passport on board his truck the Guardia di Finanza and ADM officials noticed inconsistencies in the transport documents and decided to carry out a more thorough inspection of the articulated lorry; this led to the discovery of numerous boxes numerous black cellophane bags were found containing over 161 kilos of marijuana with a high concentration of THC and more than 2 kilos of chemically treated methamphetamine would have generated earnings of several million euros The operation led to the arrest in flagrante delicto of a thirty-five-year-old EU citizen Read also other news on Nova News Click here and receive updates on WhatsApp Follow us on the social channels of Nova News on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Telegram she oversees various functions related to portfolio enablement in support of the middle office platform Receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award was a humbling experience for Ancona reflecting on her long career and the honor of being recognized for her dedication and contributions I have focused on transforming organizations for the future and transforming manual pre-trade processes into digital and automated ones,” Ancona said and a constant desire to learn and understand how things work.” Her ability to execute and effect change has been a significant driver of her achievements Mentorship has also played a crucial role in her career. “In my early career a female leader saw potential in me and gave me opportunities that I may never had received without support,” Ancona said.  she was offered the opportunity to move and be part of a new division but stayed in New York due to personal challenges when BlackRock acquired Merrill Lynch’s asset management division “moving from a large firm to a smaller one gave her more autonomy and accountability while allowing the opportunity to help shape and contribute to firm’s growth and expansion.”  Ancona values her friends and family and enjoys traveling and sharing those experiences: “I’ve been fortunate to share great travel experiences with loved ones She is motivated by the desire to see things improve and by the people she works with Collaboration and working towards common goals keeps her energized Her colleagues would likely describe her as knowledgeable energetic, and always willing to help and provide advice Ancona hopes to be remembered for helping others and driving change. ”Seeing people I’ve mentored succeed and knowing that my contributions have had a lasting impact is important to me and one of the most rewarding,” she said.  Ancona started seeing changes in the industry around the mid-90s with more women entering financial organizations and greater acceptance and diversity She stressed that the most significant change she has seen in the industry over the years is the rapid advancement of technology paper-based processes to more digital and automated ones To stay passionate and dedicated in their work Ancona advises people “to love what they do and enjoy the people they work with.”  Passion and motivation come from doing the right thing and working with people you admire “Finding your passion is crucial; the world has changed making opportunities more accessible than ever It’s important to find what excites you and pursue it,” she concluded And receive exclusive articles on securities markets You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page If you have any questions or need help you can email us This stunning exhibition is the first London show dedicated to Utagawa Hiroshige's prolific creativity in more than 25 years Matthew d’Ancona Devotees of Kazuo Ishiguro’s early masterpiece will be familiar with the Japanese ukiyo-e figurative tradition: the depiction of the everyday life of merchants One of its later and most revered masters – rivalled only by Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) – was Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858) whose work is celebrated in this stunning exhibition (the first London show dedicated to his prolific creativity in more than 25 years) the son of a samurai in Edo (modern-day Tokyo) in the era of the Tokugawa shogunate (1603–1867) Hiroshige established himself with a series of remarkable prints of the Tokaido the 310-mile-long eastern coastal highway that connected his birthplace with the imperial capital of Kyoto His work is marked by a love of the natural world But look closer and you see that his greatest affection was reserved for the day-to-day encounters predicaments and pleasures of the people he witnessed So here is Cherry Blossoms on a Moonless Night Along the Sumida River (1847-8) that depicts three women strolling along the embankment under the silhouette of a flowering tree In her other hand is a basket full of souvenirs bought by the other two which portrays six poets gossiping and tucking into a bowl of snacks as the rain pours down outside their lodgings Their robes suggest that they are from merchant families a scene from Kyoto’s red-light district as dawn rises in which a drunken punter is steadied by servants as he heads home and young women look on with amusement The juxtaposition of cosmic order and human foible is beautifully rendered Small wonder that Hiroshige made such an impact upon western artists – especially Van Gogh who collected his prints and meticulously traced The Plum Garden at Kameido (1857) Julian Opie have all been influenced by him The return of the mighty Tina Fey to a leading televisual role is cause enough for celebration It is 12 years since 30 Rock ended and – aside from an hour-long special of that show in 2020 and occasional cameo roles notably in the excellent Only Murders in the Building – she has been sadly absent from the small screen Tracey Wigfield and Lang Fisher have updated Alan Alda’s classic 1981 movie about three couples who have known each other for decades and take holidays together (the title is which act as soundtrack to movie and series alike) Fey is Kate (played by Carol Burnet in the original) now played by Will Forte); Len Cariou as Nick and Sandy Dennis as Anne are replaced by Steve Carrell and Kerri Kenney-Silver; Danny (Jack Weston) and Claudia (Rita Moreno) become Danny (Colman Domingo) and Claude (Marco Calvani) has a bit part at a crucial moment in the plot Nick reveals that he is leaving his wife: “It’s Anne She doesn’t do anything… We’re like co-workers at a nuclear facility” This apparent act of recklessness triggers a chain reaction of doubt as old assumptions are tested and familiar friendships subjected to fresh scrutiny says to Jack: “How can you be even less chill in your fifties than you were in your twenties?” When Nick begins a relationship with a younger woman Kate teases him to the point of reproachfulness: “It’s weird that your girlfriend wasn’t born when Reagan got shot” struggles with the fluidity of the modern dating scene: “Why doesn’t anybody like labels anymore I miss the 90s when it was just ‘girlfriend’ or ‘friend zone’” This is old-fashioned comedy in the best sense a precisely measured cocktail of innocence and cynicism the blockbuster genre founded by the Big Three: When Harry Met Sally (1989) Sleepless in Seattle (1993) and You’ve Got Mail (1998) The Four Seasons explores the prairies of middle age suddenly shaken by tremors of unwelcome change and extracts much sharp wit and gentle pathos from its timeless themes It is one of the most familiar conceits in movies: a group of misfits outsiders or outright villains is convened to enact a plan that is at least notionally on the side of the angels and The Expendables franchise (2010-23); and there’s an entire subgenre in the superhero world from Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy (2014-23) to DC’s two Suicide Squad movies (2016 and 2021) the reluctant heroes are Russian-born assassin Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh) sister of the late Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson); her down-on-his-luck father Alexei (David Harbour) formerly Red Guardian but now driving a limo; John Walker (Wyatt Russell) the disgraced second Captain America; Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen); and formerly the Winter Soldier and now a congressman After the villainously camp CIA director Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) sends Yelena Walker and Ghost on apparently separate clean-the-scene missions – in practice to kill one another – they team up with Alexei and Bucky to find out what she’s up to Valentina’s secret scheme involves a medical test subject known only as Bob (Lewis Pullman) disoriented and wearing hospital scrubs: all sure signs in superhero movies that he probably has world-destroying powers The Avengers are no more (for now): so who will step up to the plate The 36th Marvel Cinematic Universe movie is amusing popcorn fare that also makes a more serious effort to address mental health issues “There’s something wrong with me,” says Yelena as she prepares to parachute off a skyscraper (it is no coincidence that the force of evil in the movie is called the Void) a traumatised figure with a wretched backstory Thunderbolts* also establishes Pugh as a fully-fledged screen star who can carry a blockbuster release by herself the irritating asterisk after the movie’s title is explained I have written a longer piece for TNE on Margaret Atwood’s 1985 novel the fantastic television series it inspired and their importance as a guide to contemporary authoritarianism So this is just a reminder that the sixth and final season is back on Channel 4 which is also streaming the preceding five seasons The first episode begins where season five ended: with former handmaid meeting Serena Waterford (Yvonne Strahovski) on a train to Alaska Serena claims to have turned against the patriarchal tyranny of Gilead and seeks to make an ally of the woman she once regarded as an enslaved member of her household “The enemy of my enemy is my friend,” she suggests “On a case-by-case basis,” is June’s reply I won’t spoil what follows – except to say that I have seen eight of the final ten episodes The republic of letters loves few things more than secondary issues: questions or dilemmas that lurk at the fringes of a text but often generate a vivid controversy This is especially so when it comes to the posthumous publication of work by famous authors.Mostly these fierce public arguments lead nowhere precisely because they are generally unanswerable be grateful that Max Brod ignored Franz Kafka’s express wish that his entire body of work be burned Virgil wanted the Aeneid to be destroyed after his death – which I am not sure how much the world gained by the publication of Vladimir Nabokov’s The Original of Laura (2009) But I’m glad that David Foster Wallace’s incomplete final novel The Pale King (2011) made it into print and that the sons of Gabriel García Márquez committed what they themselves admitted was “an act of betrayal” in publishing his gem of a novella Joan Didion did not explicitly authorise the release of these notes of her exchanges with the New York psychiatrist Roger MacKinnon between December 1999 and January 2002 addressed to her husband John Gregory Dunne But the documents in question are also available in the New York Public Library as part of the couple’s archive Much more interesting is the content itself: rigorous unflinching accounts of MacKinnon’s undoubtedly impressive efforts to tease out of Didion what was wrong with her relationship with her adopted daughter Under treatment by another psychiatrist for borderline personality disorder Quintana posed a painful challenge to Didion not only as a mother but also as a writer: she didn’t seem to be able to write her way out of the problem “You can only love her,” MacKinnon told her just as Quintana self-medicated to make herself feel (temporarily) better so Didion scurried back to her desk in an effort to tame reality As her psychiatrist said: “you control the situation through your work and your competency” He also identified a deep co-dependency between mother and daughter “You’re allowing her to hold you prisoner,” he said “which in turn imprisons her.” He even suggested that Didion and Dunne’s very closeness as a couple might be playing a role in Quintana’s sense of isolation and exclusion get stuck into Slouching Towards Bethlehem (1968) and The White Album (1979) both classics of the so-called “New Journalism” Notes to John essentially turns The Year of Magical Thinking (2005) and Blue Nights (2011) her superb two-volume account of bereavement into a trilogy; and thus indisputably enriches our understanding of one of the great essayists of the past century European bronze medallist Francesco Fortunato smashed the long-standing world indoor 5000m race walk record at the Italian Indoor Championships in Ancona The 30-year-old covered the first kilometre in 3:39.6 then increased the pace to reach 2000m in 7:16.9 He went through 3000m in 10:54 and covered the final kilometre in a swift 3:29 to cross the finish line in 17:55.65 taking more than 11 seconds off Mikhail Schennikov’s world indoor record set 30 years ago “It was a dream to improve the Italian record so it’s crazy that the world record fell too,” said Fortunato who was on the triumphant Italian team for the marathon mixed relay at last year’s World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships in Antalya “Today I killed two birds with one stone Elsewhere on the first day of action in Ancona European silver medallist Larissa Iapichino won the long jump with 6.69m while Matteo Sioli took the men’s high jump with 2.28m world indoor bronze medallist Zaynab Dosso won the women's 60m in 7.07 after running 7.10 in her semifinal while Yassin Bandaogo took the men's title in 6.69 Andrea Dallavalle soared a PB of 17.36m to win the men's triple jump and Leonardo Fabbri won the men's shot put ahead of Zane Weir, 21.85m to 21.76m *Subject to the usual ratification procedure On a busy weekend of national indoor championships action Olympic silver medallist Emmanouil Karalis cleared an outright Greek record winning the pole vault at the Greek Indoor Championships in Piraeus with 6.01m then cleared 5.95m and 6.01m on his first try Olympic champion Yemisi Ogunleye produced the early standout performance at the German Indoor Championships throwing an outright PB of 20.27m to win the shot put two-time world champion Malaika Mihambo won the long jump with a 6.79m leap ahead of Mikaelle Assani (6.57m) On the first day of the French Indoor Championships in Miramas Laeticia Bapte continued her remarkable breakthrough season by winning the 60m hurdles in 7.78 following a 7.76 lifetime best in the semifinals which elevates her to seventh on the European indoor all-time list Wilhem Belocian won a close men's 60m hurdles final in 7.52 The men's pole vault title was claimed by Thibaut Collet who cleared 5.82m to beat Renaud Lavillenie (5.76m) who recently set a European 10km record of 26:53 in Valencia dropped down in distance to win the 3000m at the Swedish Indoor Championships in 7:36.38 after a solo run stormed to the 60m title at the Swiss Indoor Championships in 7.03 – matching the third-fastest time of her career and missing the world lead by just 0.01.  Ditaji Kambundji – the younger sister of Mujinga – was just 0.02 off her own national record when winning the 60m hurdles in 7.82 Another fast time was posted in the men's final as European indoor champion Jason Joseph won in 7.45 also missing his own national record by just 0.04 World indoor heptathlon champion Simon Ehammer was second in that 60m hurdles final in 7.75 one day after winning the long jump with a leap of 8.10m and getting close to his PB with 6.76 in the 60m heats Olympic heptathlon fourth-place finisher Annik Kalin won the long jump with a leap of 6.68m and was also second in the 60m hurdles finishing runner-up to Ditaji Kambundji in a PB of 7.92 running a PB of 7.27 in the semifinals to make the final Two-time European champion Jessica Schilder highlighted the first day of the Dutch Indoor Championships European 4x100m bronze medallist Minke Bisschops took the 60m title in a PB of 7.20 Nadine Visser improved her own championship record in the 60m hurdles clocking 7.84 in the heats and then winning the final in 7.90 World indoor silver medallist Lieke Klaver secured the 400m title in 51.11 ahead of Cathelijn Peeters who set a PB of 51.56 Championship records also fell in the men's 1500m Menno Vloon flew to the pole vault title by clearing 5.83m Three championship records were set at the British Indoor Championships: Neil Gourley clocked 3:38.84 to win the men's 1500m George Mills ran 7:40.16 to win the men's 3000m and Scott Lincoln threw 20.86m to win the men's shot put Hannah Nuttall pipped Laura Muir in the women's 3000m, 8:49.49 to 8:50.16 with Muir contesting her first race since the Paris Olympics. Georgia Hunter Bell retained her national indoor 1500m title in 4:13.23 Morgan Lake won the high jump by clearing 1.94m Enrique Llopis won the men's 60m hurdles title in 7.50 at the Spanish Indoor Championships ahead of Abel Jordan who clocked a PB of 7.53 the day after winning the 60m in another PB of 6.54 Mariano Garcia claimed the 800m title in 1:46.05 ahead of Alvaro de Arriba (1:46.13) while Jaime Guerra soared 8.14m in the long jump Justyna Swiety-Ersetic pipped Natalia Bukowiecki in the 400m while Jakub Szymanski clocked 7.43 to take the 60m hurdles title Anna Matuszewicz soared a 6.71m PB and national U23 record in the long jump - US Equestrian is pleased to announce a renewed partnership with Charles Ancona Team and Show Coat Designer and Supplier of U.S Dressage Festival of Champions showcases the top athletes and horses across 17 divisions competing for various championship titles ranging from Grand Prix to Young and Developing Horse FEI Longines League of Nations Teams  The G7 Health Ministers, gathered in Ancona from 9 to 11 October, adopted today a Joint Declaration which Minister Orazio Schillaci described as “ambitious and which includes and summarises the common stances on all the issues addressed during these months” One of the working sessions took place together with the G7 Finance Ministers Italy announced the funding of $21 million over the next three years for CARB-X a global non-profit partnership that supports the development of new antibiotics Another significant result of the meeting was the approval of a policy brief on Artificial Intelligence and Health analytical cookies with technical features and third-party profiling cookies to ensure the best browsing experience and allow you to view some content in line with your preferences To find out more, see our Privacy Policy By closing the banner through the X at the top right or by selecting the "Reject all" button you will continue browsing and receive only the technical cookies for which your consent is not required but 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and Viking encompasses 26 ships The Viking ships are built according to the latest navigation and safety regulations are equipped with high-efficiency engines and systems that minimize the pollution of exhaust gases and that meet the strictest environmental regulations.  The products and services herein described in this press release are not endorsed by The Maritime Executive The tests are part of a framework agreement between Italy’s Marche Region and CNR promoting scientific and technological collaboration The tests mark the first in a series which aim to put satellites into orbit and ultimately realise increasingly ambitious future space missions Ancona International Airport was identified as the ideal location for the development of a flagship space platform for Italy’s aerospace projects due to its infrastructure and sizeable launch site CNR’s successful test flight underscores the airport’s pivotal role in economic development reinforcing Italy’s position in the global aerospace landscape “Witnessing the CNR’s successful test flights was a proud moment for everyone involved in the evolution of Ancona International Airport into a pioneering and strategic regional hub with national importance for Italy’s economy The test flights represent a leap forward in our development and collaboration and underline our commitment to supporting innovation and growth in the region,” said airport CEO Alex D’Orsogna Are you an airport industry decision maker Register today for your complimentary subscription to Airports International magazine plus digital access to all previous issues Warwick resident Kerri D’Ancona hopes that area residents will assist her fundraising effort on behalf of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation a group born from the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks that supports 9/11 families I am raising funds for their cause,” D’Ancona said “With my husband being a combat veteran and police officer with the NYPD my father being forced into retirement from FDNY due to 9/11 related illness and my older brother being a combat veteran and FDNY lieutenant Tunnel to Towers Foundation’s mission supporting our heroes resonates deeply with me Living in a community that is home to many veterans I believe that offering our residents the opportunity to contribute to this cause would be greatly appreciated.” D’Ancona will be running in the New York City Marathon in November visit D’Ancona’s fundraising page at dogood.t2t.org/fundraiser/5401509 Las causas principales por las cuales aparece una página de error 404 son las siguientes: Agenzia ANSA - Periodicità quotidiana - Iscrizione al Registro della Stampa presso il Tribunale di Roma n IVA IT00876481003 - © Copyright ANSA - Tutti i diritti riservati SEARCHThe global authority in superyachting The 67.6-metre CRN motor yacht Amor à Vida has been launched in Ancona, Italy. Hitting the water at the Ferretti Group superyacht yard the full-custom superyacht - previously known as Project Maranello - was last spotted as a bare hull during transport to her outfitting in May 2023 Her delivery is scheduled for spring this year Constructed in steel and aluminium with a displacement hull, Amor à Vida is the brainchild of CRN and Nuvolari Lenard - with the designer penning both her exterior styling and interior design Elongated windows on each of her six decks add to her taut and powerful profile: a style choice from Lenard that is said by the yard to "fully embrace the owner’s specific requirements [whilst] embodying his vision and lifestyle." A gentle slope leading towards the beach club area also adds to the yacht's elegant profile Accommodation on board the 1450GT yacht is for 12 guests and 17 crew Moran Yacht & Ship has been acting as the owner's representative and project management team throughout the build process the project reflects the shipyard's commitment to sustainability which resonated strongly with the owner who wished to incorporate environmental safeguards into the design The result is an "innovative" yacht with state-of-the-art hybrid propulsion for enhanced energy efficiency and improved fuel economy A heat recovery system has also been fitted on board Final outfitting work will continue on the yacht and sea trials will be completed in the coming months Amor à Vida is the first of four full-custom CRN yachts currently in build or on order at the Ancona facility: including the 85-metre CRN 144, 70-metre Project Thunderball and 67.6-metre CRN 146.  Latest news, brokerage headlines and yacht exclusives, every weekday SubscribeSign up to our newslettersSign up to BOAT International email newsletters to get the latest superyacht news Boat International Media Ltd © 2008 - 2025 Content presented under the "BOAT Presents" logo is an advertising feature and Boat International Limited has been paid to include this content The ship is the first in a new series being built for Viking by the Italian shipbuilder the first of a new series of ships being built by the Italian shipbuilder for Viking Viking Vela is 54,300gt and can accommodate 998 passengers in its 499 cabins It is the 13th ships delivered to Viking by Fincantieri Group including the two expedition cruise vessels built by Norwegian subsidiary Vard A further 13 ships have been ordered or are included in options agreements between the two companies Tags: News   building and refurbishment The most popular stories of the month delivered to your inbox All images courtesy of Ferretti GroupFerretti Group reveals interiors of executive office building in Ancona 2 October 2024 • by Gabrielle Lazaridis Ferretti Group has released new images of its newly opened Superyacht Yard in Ancona, Italy. 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Halifax Regional Police are investigating a homicide in Dartmouth Police say they were called to a report of gunfire on Ancona Place in Dartmouth at about 9 p.m and upon arriving on scene found a man suffering from gunshot wounds outside a residence The victim has been identified as 37-year-old Cortrell Thomas dead-end street of duplexes not far from Montebello Drive Police say they don’t believe the shooting was random Investigators are looking for two suspects who were seen leaving Ancona Place through PO2 Craig Blake Memorial Park Anyone who has video footage from the area is asked to contact police if they haven’t already spoken to an officer Subscribe now to access this story and more: Subscribe or sign in to your account to continue your reading experience Create an account or sign in to continue your reading experience Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page The British Virgin Islands is an explorer's dream with more than 60 isles and cays to discover Expert-backed tips and a step-by-step breakdown to ward off these pests We tried it: Filtrete Smart Tower and the Dyson Purifier Hot+Cool Formaldehyde HP09 transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Titian Vecellio ’s Gozzi Altarpiece will be exhibited for the first time in Rome along with five other famous works all religious in nature and from the Pinacoteca Podesti in Ancona including five large altarpieces and one small tempera on panel will be on public view in the capital from November 26 2025 in the rooms of Palazzo dei Conservatori at the Capitoline Museums Masterpieces from the Pinacoteca di Ancona director of the Galleria Nazionale delle Marche director of the Direzione dei Musei Civici della Sovrintendenza Capitolina the exhibition is promoted by Roma Capitale Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali under the patronage of Giubileo 2025 - Dicastero per l’Evangelizzazione and organized by Arthemisia in collaboration with Comune di Ancona Regione Marche and Palazzo Ducale di Urbino - Direzione Regionale Musei Nazionali Marche.The aim is to highlight the importance of the Podesti Picture Gallery’s collection and the wealth of the Doric city that commissioned major Italian artists between the 16th and 17th centuries The public will therefore be able to admire at the Capitoline Museums the Circumcision by Olivuccio Ciccarello the main interpreter of the renewal of Ancona painting that flourished between the 14th and 15th centuries from the church of San Francesco ad Alto; the Madonna and Child by Carlo Crivelli an icon of the Doric collection and the supreme achievement of the Venetian painter who lived and worked in the Marche; and Lorenzo Lotto ’s Alabarda Altarpiece for the church of Sant’Agostino in which the talent of the Venetian painter who was exiled to the region on several occasions Next on display will be the monumental Crucifixion made for the church of San Domenico by Titian in which the artist explores human tragedy and suffering and finally Guercino’s imposing Immaculate Con ception in which the delicate figure of the Virgin stands out against a seascape whose model may be the bay of Ancona with this important display of altarpieces from the Doric city not only testifies to the sacredness and importance that 16th-century Adriatic art assumed but also anticipates the cultural events planned for the upcoming Jubilee “The six extraordinary works,” says Luigi Gallo “tell the story of the importance of the Podesti Art Gallery’s collection and in filigree the wealth of the Doric city commissioner of the greatest Italian artists between the 16th and 17th centuries The Roman exhibition is an important part of a national enhancement of Ancona’s collection that aims to give back to citizens and visitors a glimpse of a crucial period in the history of taste and collecting in the Marche city.” Timothée Chalamet brilliantly captures the spirit of the original disruptor It takes a special kind of audacity – or foolhardiness – to make a conventional biopic about Bob Dylan There have been the documentaries of D A Pennebaker and Martin Scorsese; Dylan’s own genre-mixing Renaldo and Clara (1978); and Todd Haynes’s experimental I’m Not There (2007) in which six actors (including Cate Blanchett Richard Gere and Heath Ledger) explored different facets of the minstrel’s famously protean personality But James Mangold dares to take a more traditional approach and tell the tale of Dylan’s arrival in New York in January 1961 rise to stardom and legendary electric set at the Newport Folk Festival in July 1965 Though Dylan himself has given his blessing to the movie which is based on Elijah Wald’s Dylan Goes Electric the film has already infuriated hardcore Dylanologists with the artistic liberties it takes So yes: it is true that the aspiring singer-songwriter did not meet his hero Woody Guthrie (Scoot McNairy) and future mentor Pete Seeger (Edward Norton outstanding) at Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital in New Jersey He was not alone when he got to New York but with his friend Fred Underhill He is shown on stage with Joan Baez (Monica Barbaro also superb) singing Girl From the North Country a performance of which no recording exists Mangold’s account of what Dylan calls “the fiasco at Newport” is disputed and undoubtedly incorporates material from a separate concert at the Free Trade Hall in Manchester the following year But it is ridiculously puritanical to dismiss the movie on this basis one of its central themes is the speed with which the emancipating power of an audience’s love for an artist can congeal into a heresy-hunting cult As the late Irish singer Liam Clancy observes in Scorsese’s No Direction Home (2005): “It wasn’t necessary for him to be a definitive person” And Chalamet brilliantly communicates Dylan’s bristling refusal to be categorised or confined – an innate restlessness that also helped to wreck his relationship with Suze Rotolo (who appears on the cover of The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan) “You got kids?” a street vendor asks Dylan “Thousands of them,” is the laconic reply from the singer as he lopes off hunched as if already bearing a colossal weight a new generation of moviegoers will get to see how the 83-year-old Nobel Prize winner – still touring after all this time – burst upon the scene and changed everything more than 60 years ago Today’s self-styled “disruptors” are wall-eyed plutocrats like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg Almost two and a half millennia since its composition Sophocles’ tragic portrayal of Agamemnon’s daughter With Oscar-winner Brie Larson in the lead and Stockard Channing as her mother Clytemnestra Daniel Fish’s production has formidable star power But the whole cast is excellent – especially Marième Diouf as Elektra’s sister unbending in her determination to take revenge on her mother and her lover Aegisthus (Greg Hicks) for murdering her father As the play’s translator Anne Carson has written she is “a torrent of self” – unimpressed by her mother’s insistence that Agamemnon deserved to die having sacrificed their daughter Iphigenia on his way to the Trojan War “I am the shape you made me,” says Elektra Fish grasps that myth is best delivered in primal and his staging is accordingly minimal – with a rotating centre around which the chorus squats and frequent use of sound distortion compounding the sense of unease and menace The dialogue is punctuated by eerie noises and interwoven recordings – including Beyoncé’s Daddy Lessons (“Daddy made a soldier out of me”) this is a memorable rendering of an ancient play that American culture is presently fixated upon the nation’s rough origins The glossy variant of this preoccupation is Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone and its spin-off shows this is America as a Hobbesian state of nature and indigenous Americans vie for control of the Utah Territory Sara Rowell (Betty Gilipin) and her son Devin (Preston Mota) arrive at Fort Bridger seeks to make the entire continent “Zion” for his fellow Mormons led by the warrior Red Feather (Derek Hinkey) accepts no compromise with the white colonisers and takes revenge wherever it can Sara finds a guide and protector in Isaac Reed (Taylor Kitsch) who was raised by the Shoshone – which is not to say that any of their travelling party is safe American Primeval is not for the faint-hearted: think Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian (1985) souped up with the ultraviolent aesthetic of today’s video games this absorbing six-part detective drama is adapted by Milly Thomas from a trilogy of books by the Swedish duo Jerker Eriksson and Håkan Axlander Sundquist who use the pen-name “Erik Axl Sund” The Crow Girl nonetheless transports the genre’s trademark sense of foreboding lurking evil and terse language successfully from Scandinavia to the West Country As a series of corpses of young men is discovered terrific) seeks the help of psychotherapist Sophie Craven (Katherine Kelly) – who has her own problems with a patient suffering from schizophrenia and another even darker case from her past Is Kilburn’s old-school sidekick and family friend And is there a connection between the murders and illegal cage fights in which young asylum seekers are pitted against one another If you are looking for a way of remembering the great director (other than re-watching his movies) do try this wonderful collection of essays and reflections first published in 2006 and still readily available online The binding thesis is that meditation expands consciousness which helps the artist catch the “big fish” of great ideas: the “happy accidents” of creativity But the book is also a luminous treasury of memories: Lynch taking a job delivering the Wall Street Journal so he can complete Eraserhead (1977); the role played by chance in creating the terrifying image of Laura Palmer’s killer in Twin Peaks (1990-2017); the birth in meditation of Mulholland Drive (2001); and Lynch’s conclusion that “film is dead” and that the future is digital video English spelling is notoriously difficult to learn; how might we benefit by reforming it – and what would we lose 15 Apr 2025Comic Ronni Ancona has opened up about some past regrets while reminiscing about her time on the sketch show Big Impression On Tuesday's episode of BBC Breakfast the 56-year-old chatted with hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent The conversation veered towards a recent Saturday Night Live parody which took aim at the physical traits of Aimee Lou Wood known for her roles in Sex Education and White Lotus The portrayal of Aimee included exaggerated fake teeth and a distinct accent Aimee herself had publicly criticised the spoof for being cruel and not funny especially in light of her own series Big Impression where she often mimicked public figures you have done lots of impressions of lots of different people that would be a caricature of what they look like I just wonder what you make of the Aimee Lou Wood sketch?" Very funny and very talented and very beautiful actually She observed that all other segments constituted political satire, apart from Aimee’s portrayal, which was devoid of any political context, reports the Daily Record. Ronnie noted her understanding that the writers were probably aiming for a parallel between Robert F. Kennedy Jr's particular stance on removing fluoride from water and teeth. She continued: "It was a bit of a cheap shot, really, because she's quite right. I'm no dentist, but I don't think fluoride changes the shape of your teeth. I think she's got beautiful teeth. Ronni Ancona has supported Aimee Lou Wood after SNL sketch fury"I think she was the victim of that old archetype, a very tired trope that British all have bad teeth, which I think we're all rather tired of." The BBC hosts then took a look at some of Ronnie's past sketches in Big Impression and wondered if she'd still perform some of them today. An old clip was played showing Ronni impersonating Victoria Beckham, leading Sally to ask: "Do you think you would do that today? Would that stand the test of time?" She responded: "Funny enough, I regret some of the- I mean Victoria Becham. Listen, we sort of caught the zeitgeist right in the beginning of this big celebrity culture that was emerging." The comedian had impersonated Victoria Beckham in the pastRonnie explained to Jon and Sally that she'd be imagining what Victoria would be saying at home with David Beckham. She went on to say: "You wouldn't be able to do that these days because of the advent of social media, everybody knows what everybody is going all the time!" That's what makes parody and satire very difficult to do these days." The comedian mentioned there were aspects of the sketch she was wary of including and didn't reference her physical appearance. BBC Breakfast is available to watch on BBC iPlayer. 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