Il 17 maggio sarà la giornata internazionale contro l’omofobia e ciclicamente i temi sui diritti umani entrano nel dibattito politico e culturale. Ma possiamo avere un’opinione su tutto?
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Author: Eirini Lavrentiadou
Eirini Lavrentiadou is an actress and singer, born in Thessaloniki in 1992. She lives in Florence, where she trained at the city’s Theatre Academy and the Fiesole School of Music. She has performed in classical Greek and European plays, worked with international directors and companies, and appeared in concerts ranging from opera to jazz. She contributes to Florence Daily News as a writer.
Can we have an opinion on everything?
About two weeks ago an Italian singer during a concert, through a monologue, targeted a political party for its stance on human rights, in particular for sexual orientation. Can we have an opinion on everything?
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Bike sharing in Florence: three months for 9 euros
From May 20, the bike sharing subscription in Florence will cost much less: instead of 24.99 euros will cost only 9 euros for 3 months (3 per month). Every resident and tourist can take advantage of this offer.
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5 places in Florence where you can have an Italian breakfast
In Italy breakfast does not play an important role as other meals of the day. Breakfast in Italy is nothing more than having a quick snack along with a coffee in front of the bar before going to work. However, we are speaking about Italian food so the food is naturally delicious.
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Brioche with gelato, the best places in Florence
Brioche with gelato, the best places in Florence.
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Cyberbullying: don’t look for it. Don’t send it. Don’t open it
Cyberbullying is an increasing problem, in Italy and in the world. According to statistics released by the “We Are Social” report, it is mainly girls who are victims: 12.4% admitted to having suffered it.
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The Quiet Florence: the power of the sound
It’s been more than a year since Florence locked down for Covid 19 for the first time. Silence is a gift in our life, but not for too long and only when we begin to regret the silence of these months will it really mean that the pandemia will all be over.
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Faces and secrets of ancient Rome, digital exhibit at the Uffizi
The exhibit Faces and secrets of ancient Rome was inaugurated at the beginning of November and closed due to Covid restrictions only one day later. The exhibit is now completely digitalized in high definition and it is possible to take a free virtual tour on the website of the museum.
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Florence mayor suggests to postpone Pitti Uomo in July
To postpone the next edition of Pitti Uomo to July for the preparation of the fair in attendance, in compliance with safety anti-Covid 19 regulations. This is the goal of the mayor of Florence, Dario Nardella.
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