The Ferryman

Ma tu che stai, perchè rimani?

Fabrizio de André - Inverno

Angiolina cammina sulle sue scarpette blu

Fabrizio de André - Vola la carta

Arcore's nights - When Grease gets to Arcore

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome the bull frog

Every rose has its thorn

Emozioni ad alta quota

Walter Nones

Telebavaglio sullo stato dell'informazione in Italia

"Una volta prendevi un politico e dopo un pò ti trovavi un ladro. Adesso accade spesso che prendi un ladro e dopo un pò ti trovi un politico." (cit.)

Rossa e Mr.Capra

The blues is sinking in

Himalayan tigers

Wild tigers have been filmed by a crew from a BBC Natural History team in the high mountains of Buthan, using hidden cameras that collected footage for several months.

The results have been astonishing: wild tigers living and breeding in the mountains, at heights well above the tree line and where it was never thought possible they could live.

Watch a video of this fantastic discovery here.

The route to fame

Enzo Maccarinelli vs David Haye, O2 Arena, 8 March 2008
(WBO WBA & WBC Cruiserweight title)

White roses and rainy alleys

Pollini suona Chopin

Chopin Notturno Op 27 nr 1 - Interprete Maurizio Pollini, quadri di Paul Gauguin.

50,000 left in Iraq

The last US combat troops have left Iraq last night, after more than seven years of war started in 2003 ordered by President George W. Bush.

Over the last 18 months, more than 90,000 US forces have left the country, now leaving 50,000 non-combatant troops, which would leave Iraq by the end of next year, according to President Obama.

The remaining troops would be assigned tasks of training the Iraqi police forces and similar tasks.

Watch this Guardian video of the troops crossing the Kwait border here.

Russian "spy" exiled to London

After 11 years spent shovelling cinerd in a prison in Siberia, Igor Sutyagin has been released and exiled to London, outside Mother Russia.

The Russian researcher was sentenced to prison after being found guilty of espionage and links with the American intelligence, allegations that he always denied.

Listen to his own words about the sudden release and the accusations in a Guardian video here.

Sunday Morning Coming Down

40 years later, we're still rockin'

On the eve of the 40th anniversary of Jimi Hendrix's death, next month, Ed Vulliamy from The Guardian writes this beautiful peace on the best guitarist of all time. Enjoy it here.



"It was tight – everyone knew everyone else. It was just Pete from the Who, Eric of Cream, or Brian and Mick of the Stones, all going to each other's gigs."

WikiLeaks founder on war logs

Julian Assange, WikiLeaks editor, tells to the Guardian why he decided to make public the thousands of reports and material which compose the Afghanistan War Logs.

Watch what he said here.

Below: WikiLeaks founder and editor Julian Assange



TalesFromTheAlley shares Mr Assange's belief, and entirely supports his decision for the publications of the reports. To say it with his words, the logs "show the true nature of this war".

Let's roll

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