#giorgio

By Patrizia Riello Pera, Padua, ITALY 🇬🇧English In 1994, the Strega Prize was awarded to Giorgio Montefoschi for La casa del padre, an introspective and refined novel exploring family dynamics and the complex relationship between fathers and sons. Set within a bourgeois environment marked by silence and unresolved memories, the narrative unfolds through subtle tensions and psychological…

di Patrizia Riello Pera, Padova, ITALY 🇮🇹 Italiano Nel 1994 il Premio Strega viene assegnato a Giorgio Montefoschi per La casa del padre, romanzo introspettivo e raffinato che indaga le dinamiche familiari e il rapporto complesso tra padri e figli. Ambientata in un contesto borghese segnato da silenzi, incomprensioni e memorie irrisolte, l’opera costruisce un percorso narrativo intimo, fatto di…

Island of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice, Veneto, Italy

Following final month’s information that Giuseppe Marsocci has been appointed as CEO and MD of the Giorgio Armani Groupwithin the wake of the demise of legendary founder Giorgio Armani in September, the corporate has now established a new board of directors. It comes after “the successful completion of the succession procedures for Mr. Armani”, and the new board of directors has now been formally…

Che Bella Macchina​

AN: So I’ve had this idea floating around ever since watching taom pilot because like. How would they react if they were drawn getting tickled? & I think Giorgio deserves it the most. Here’s day 17: escape. In which he escapes the sketchbook, but not so much his friend.

Giorgio kept a hand plastered over his mouth as he tried to sit up, fending off an arsenal of feathers and brushes.

Of all the things Pip could've drawn- of all the compromising positions to put him in, why did it have to be tickling?

Every time he squirmed or tried to sit up, the feathers would brush against his skin. He couldn't stop giggling, scrambling around on the page as he tried to escape their torment.

With a rustle of paper, he heard a familiar voice. "Giorgio? Is that you?"

"Uh, y-yeah!"

"You're already awake? What are you still doing on the page, silly?" she asked, walking over to the corner of the sketchbook, flipping the page to help her friend come out. They all got a little stuck sometimes.

"NO WAIT DON'T!" he yelled, desperate to not be seen like this. Especially not by her!

It took Albie a moment to realize what was going on, but once she did, she tried her best to suppress her own laughter.

"Sooo... whatcha doin'?"

"Shut up!" he snapped, crawling away on his stomach.

"Hey, that's not nice! It was just a question," she said innocently. She walked over, kneeling down beside him. "Need a hand?"

Giorgio looked away with a huff, but accepted her help. "If you're offering."

As soon as he grabbed her hand, he felt himself get yanked clean off the page... And straight into Albie's lap.

They were both flushed from the close contact, and Giorgio quickly moved to get off of her.

"Sorry, I wasn't really ready," he apologized, looking anywhere but at her.

"Oh it's fine! You looked like you were in a tickle- sorry, I meant pickle," she teased, giggling when he shot her an unamused glare.

"Sure you dihihid! Hehey, what gihihives?" His snarky reply gave way to bubbly laughter as she struck from behind. Perfectly manicured nails scratched gently over his ribs, and he doubled over trying to shield himself.

"I just found out you're ticklish! Did you really expect me not to investigate, Mr. Detective?"

He groaned; half embarrassment, half annoyance.

"Ihihi was hoping!"

"Hm, maybe dream a little harder next time."

"Next time?" he yelped, voice cracking through his laughter.

"How else am I gonna keep you in line?" she asked, pinching down his sides until hiccups mingled with his giggles.

"You dohohon't!" he pleaded, managing to grab ahold of her wrists. Conveniently, he was too weak from laughter to shove her off.

"Well someone has to!" she reasoned, continuing to seek out his ticklish spots.

Giuseppe Marsocci has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer of the Giorgio Armani Group, effective immediately. Marsocci, who has over 35 years experience in the fashion and luxury sector, 23 of which have been within the Armani Group in various roles “of increasing responsibility”, succeeds legendary founder Giorgio Armani, who passed away in September at the age of 91. Marsocci was most…