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Time of India
20 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Culinary Quest ft. Chinu Vaze Summer in Abu Dhabi Totally Recommended
Now Playing Episode 0 General Culinary Quest ft. Chinu Vaze | Summer in Abu Dhabi Totally Recommended | Indiatimes Episode 0 In this sizzling episode of Abu Dhabi Culinary Quest, Chinu Vaze and Zanu dive into the city's rich flavors, from the bustling Date Market to the delicacies of Niri. But the heat's turned up when they roll up their sleeves at Beetza, creating their own mouthwatering Neapolitan pizza. It's a whirlwind of indulgence, discovery, and culinary thrills—don't miss the action!
Yahoo
a day ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
📸 Napoli fans taunt Osimhen: "Pauper, Maradona played here!" 💥
In Naples, the situation between Victor Osimhen and the fans seems to have reached a boiling point. A section of the fans, the Curva A, has hung a banner of harsh criticism towards the Nigerian striker, accused of lacking respect for the city after presenting a medical certificate to avoid participating in the retreat, while pushing to be transferred to Galatasaray. The phrase, "Pezzente, remember that Maradona played here!", highlights the rift between Osimhen and his former fans. The negotiation with the Turkish club is in its final stages, but his behavior has not gone unnoticed. 📸 The banner against Osimhen Osimhen's gesture of presenting a medical certificate to avoid participating in the summer retreat has raised a wave of discontent among Neapolitan fans. As reported by the daily Il Mattino, the Curva A has decided to express its discontent with a banner that reads "Pezzente, remember that Maradona played here!" 🤑 Negotiation with Galatasaray The transfer of Victor Osimhen to Galatasaray seems to be in its final stages. According to Fabrizio Romano, the Turkish club has offered 40 million euros immediately, with an additional 35 million to be paid by 2026. The negotiation also includes a clause that prevents Galatasaray from selling Osimhen to Italian clubs for two years, a strategic move to avoid new clashes in the Serie A championship. 🔚 The rift between Osimhen and Napoli Osimhen's behavior has created an evident rift between him and the fans. His request for a transfer was not well received, especially in light of his importance to the team. The fans' criticism, who have never spared criticism for those they consider disrespectful to the club's history, has added another layer of tension to this situation. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.
Chicago Tribune
3 days ago
- Business
- Chicago Tribune
Neapolitan-style pizzeria Piccolo Buco to open in Naperville's Block 59 in August
Piccolo Buco is slated to open its second location in late August as part of Naperville's Block 59, joining a slew of restaurants filling the new dining and entertainment venue. Specializing in Neapolitan-style pizza, the Italian eatery was started by Tim McEnery, founder and CEO of Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant, which also has a Naperville location. In his quest to find the best pizza in the world, McEnery came upon a pizza shop in Rome with the same name just steps away from the Trevi Fountain that became his inspiration, according to the restaurant's website. 'It was pizza that he had never had the way it was made, with a very puffy crust and very Neapolitan style,' said Jason Plutz, chief restaurant officer for Cooper's Hawk. 'He hadn't seen that in the United States and he thought to himself, 'Wow. One, this is incredible pizza. And two, our wine club members would love an experience like this.'' McEnery reached out to Luca Issa, owner of the Rome restaurant, to discuss bringing the concept to the U.S. Issa initially declined but changed his mind after learning more about McEnery's background and the Cooper's Hawk brand. The first Piccolo Buco in the U.S. opened in Oak Brook in 2022. Naperville's will be the second. Its pizzas feature a puffy crust based on Issa's recipe, according to Plutz. When it is served, the pizza crust — made with flour imported from Italy — is punctured and then cut with scissors to preserve the fluffiness as much as possible, he said. There are three types of sauces: a traditional red as well as a creamy white and a unique yellow sauce. The red and yellow sauces are made from tomatoes sourced from Italy, Plutz said. The restaurant will also serve a variety of pastas, entrees, appetizers and desserts. Sandwiches will be available until 3:30 p.m. Able to seat 192 people, the Block 59 Piccolo Buco will boast a wine tasting room serving various Italian and Cooper's Hawk selections. That aspect of the restaurant, which will be unique to the Naperville location, is a way of tying the two restaurants together, Plutz said. 'Our wine club members, they love the experience of a tasting room,' he said. Piccolo Buco is one of the newest restaurants to be announced for Block 59. Already open are The Cheesecake Factory, Shake Shack and First Watch, which unveiled its second Naperville location there earlier this month. Others slated to open later this year include Stan's Donuts, Velvet Taco, Cava, Crisp & Green and Fresh Fin. 'We couldn't be happier being in Naperville with the energy that's going on in that development,' Plutz said. The company is also planning to open a third Piccolo Buco in Tampa, Florida, in October. With an Aug. 24 opening planned for the Naperville location, the restaurant is in the process of hiring bartenders, servers, tasting room attendants, hosts, porters and a full culinary team. Job applications are available at to
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
🧨 Pulisic to Saudi, Yildiz renewal, Pioli on Asllani: transfer news 🤑
The summer market has no intention of stopping and continues to deliver important blows in view of the next season, from Yildiz's renewal to the search for a midfield reference at home in Viola. There is just over a month left until the start of the new championship and Italian teams do not want to be caught unprepared: here are the most important news of the day. 💎 Yildiz is to be locked down Juventus is working to lock down Kenan Yildiz, considered a key element for the club's technical project. In addition to the growth of his market value, the management wants to guarantee his stay with a new contract and an adjustment of his salary. Advertisement According to the Corriere dello Sport, the Bianconeri would be ready to propose a renewal until 2030, with a salary of 4 million euros per season. A significant increase compared to the 1.5 million that the Turkish striker currently receives. 😰 Arabia wants 3 Milan players After the arrival of Mateo Retegui and the repeated surveys for Moise Kean, Christian Pulisic has also ended up in the sights of Saudi Arabia. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, there have been no concrete contacts yet, but the interest has alerted Milan, who wants to renew Pulisic's contract. Gianluca Di Marzio, on the other hand, speaks of an interest from Saudi Arabia for Yacine Adli and Ismail Bennacer: both are leaving the club. 🔁 Inter does not give up on Leoni Francesco Acerbi's future at Inter appears uncertain, despite the good performances provided in the last season. The Nerazzurri club, in fact, according to the Corriere dello Sport, is evaluating a renewal of the defensive department and could sacrifice the former Lazio to make room for new signings. Advertisement The main objective remains Giovanni Leoni, followed by all the big Italian clubs for his technical and tactical potential. The negotiations with Parma are, however, stalled, due to the high economic demands of the Emilian club. However, Inter seems intent on restarting from young profiles like his. 🎯 Napoli is very close to Lucca According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Napoli continues to push for Lorenzo Lucca. The agreement with the striker has already been found, while the last details related to the bonuses are being defined. Sky reports an agreement close to 34 million. The objective of the Neapolitan club is to conclude the operation by the beginning of next week. The negotiation is in an advanced phase and there is confidence in an imminent conclusion. Darwin Núñez, on the other hand, seems more distant: Liverpool's request remains too high. ⚔️ Roma challenges Juve, and Solbakken... 👋 Roma enters the race for Yves Bissouma, a midfielder from Tottenham followed by Juventus and Fenerbahçe. According to Turkish sources, the Giallorossi club has shown interest in the 28-year-old Malian: the Spurs ask for between 26 and 28 million euros, while the contract expires in 2026. Advertisement According to Di Marzio, Roma has made another offer for Rios: the distance between the offer and the request of Palmeiras is 5 million. The negotiation for the sale of Solbakken to Molde is also advancing, while West Ham does not open up to the loan of Aguerd. ❌ Sarri's untouchables Despite Lazio's incoming market being blocked at the moment, the club has decided to lock down its key elements. From the top of the company, a clear dictate has emerged: the pillars of the team are not to be touched. Romagnoli will remain to lead the defense, flanked by Mario Gila. In midfield, Guendouzi remains untouchable: his dynamism is considered crucial for Sarri's game. The same line for Zaccagni, decisive for fantasy and ability to create superiority. Lazio aims for the continuity of its central block, to guarantee stability and competitiveness even in a phase of transition. 👀 Pioli "calls" Asllani The Corriere dello Sport takes stock of Fiorentina's strategies in midfield. Ismael Bennacer remains a profile appreciated, especially for the link with Pioli, but the high salary of the player makes his arrival in Florence complicated. For this, the Viola are evaluating more sustainable alternatives. Advertisement One of the options leads to Kristjan Asllani, already in Pioli's sights at Milan. Inter, however, does not make discounts and evaluates the Albanian midfielder between 18 and 20 million euros. The negotiation is not simple, but the name remains hot on the notebook of the Gigliata management. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here. 📸 Marco Luzzani - 2025 Getty Images
LeMonde
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- LeMonde
Our eight favorite exhibitions at the Rencontres d'Arles
The Matinale list Touching images exploring paternal absence, contemporary visions of Australia, raw photographs of the Neapolitan Mafia, street photography in Paris and New York, the early works of Brazilian photographer Claudia Andujar... Here are eight must-see exhibitions in Arles. Raphaëlle Peria's journey through memory Raphaëlle Peria was well acquainted with her father's old photographs, taken aboard a barge going up the Rhône canal when she was three years old. Yet, she could not find in those images the sensations that were etched into her memory. 30 years later, the artist meticulously scratched the photos with surgical tools, using the shreds of paper and materials like Plexiglas and copper paper to create an entirely new world – one that better matched her memories, where bushes became jungles and shadows concealed caves. This also allowed her to emphasize the presence and absence of the plane trees lining the Rhône, which were attacked by a fungus and appear now in her images as ghostly silhouettes. It is a highly successful journey between past, present and imagination.
