News about Federico Fellini

More than 1,000 pets have been buried in 'Casa Rosa', where vibrantly painted wooden shrines adorned with stuffed animals and figurines share the space with classic headstones under the shade of pines and palms. Many have pedigree owners, including 'La Dolce Vita' director Federico Fellini, Oscar-winning actress Anna Magnani and Brigitte Bardot, whose poodle died while the French sex symbol was shooting a film in Rome. But Benito Mussolini, the late Italian emperor, was the most well-known. Pictured (top left to top right): Luigi Molon, the animal's director, and gravestones in honor of their beloved animals.

William Klein, a pioneering American photographer who left his mark with images of fashion and urban life and was largely influential on the subject in the late twentieth century, has died at the age of 96. William Klein captured the ugliness of city life by gritty portraiture often inspired by tabloid sensationalism, and he was one of the first to take models out of the studio and onto the streets. In a statement issued on Monday, Klein died 'peacefully in Paris' over the weekend, as his uncle, Pierre Klein, said.

She is currently filming in Australia on the newest Mad Max film. Anya Taylor-Joy, a well-deserved day off on Monday, spent the day in Hyde Park in Sydney. In the historic park, the 26-year-old, who is best known for her role in Netflix's The Queen's Gambit, was seen enjoying a cigarette mid-stroll.