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Grazia (Italian for Grace) is an Italian weekly women's fashion and celebrity gossip magazine, with international editions printed in France, Serbia, Australia, United Kingdom, Thailand, Spain, Bahrain, Germany, Greece, Portugal, Japan, the Netherlands, Indonesia, India, Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovenia, FYR Macedonia.^[1] and Germany.^[2]

In Italy, the magazine sells an average of 218,000 copies per month. In the UK, Croatia and Serbia it sells 220,125 copies per month.^{[3][clarification needed]}

The Italian edition of Grazia was first published in 1938 and the British edition was started in 2005. In Italy, it is owned by the Mondadori (one of Silvio Berlusconi's companies), and is owned in the UK under licence by Bauer Consumer Media.

References[link]

External links[link]

• (Italian) Grazia Italia's website
• Information on Grazia from the parent company
• Grazia UK's homepage
• Grazia French's homepage
• Grazia Thailand's homepage

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Vinicio Capossela

Vinicio Capossela (born 14 December 1965) is an Italian singer-songwriter. His style is strongly influenced by US singer and songwriter Tom Waits (Capossela repeatedly recorded his songs with the help of Waits' guitarist, Marc Ribot), though it also draws from the traditions of Italian folk music (especially those of Irpinia, the part of Campania where his family moved from in the 1950s). Capossela's lyrics are highly original and are often inspired by literary sources such as John Fante, Geoffrey Chaucer, Louis-Ferdinand Céline, Oscar Wilde, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and others.

Capossela was born in Hannover (Germany) from Italian parents, moved very early to Emilia Romagna. He has lived in Milan since 1987.

Discography[link]

• All'una e trentacinque circa - 1990
• Modì - 1991
• Camera a sud - 1994
• Il ballo di San Vito - 1996
• Liveinvolvo - 1998 - (Live Album)
• Canzoni a manovella - 2000
• L'indispensabile - 2003
• Ovunque proteggi - 2006
• Nel niente sotto il sole - Grand tour 2006 - 2007 - (Live Album)
• Da solo - 2008 - (ITA Platinum 90,000+)
• Solo Show Alive - 2009 - (Live Album)
• The Story-Faced Man - 2010
• La nave sta arrivando - 2011 - (EP)
• Marinai, profeti e balene - 2011

Bibliography[link]

Books by Vinicio Capossela[link]

• Vinicio Capossela, Non si muore tutte le mattine, ISBN 88-07-01647-8, Feltrinelli, Milan (2004)
• Vinicio Capossela, Vincenzo Costantino Cinaski, In clandestinità, ISBN 978-88-07-01785-8, Feltrinelli, Milan (2009)

Books about Vinicio Capossela[link]

• Elisabetta Cucco, Vinicio Capossela. Rabdomante senza requie, ISBN 88-86784-31-7, Auditorium, Milan (2005)
• Vincenzo Mollica, Niente canzoni d'amore + DVD Parole e canzoni, ISBN 88-06-18668-X, Einaudi, Turin (2006)
• Massimo Padalino, Il ballo di San Vinicio, ISBN 978-88-6231-083-3, Arcana (2009)

External links[link]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Vinicio Capossela

• Official Site

Kate Bosworth
Bosworth in 2011 at the Deauville American Film Festival
Born	Catherine Ann Bosworth (1983-01-02) January 2, 1983 (age 29) Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1998–present

Catherine Ann "Kate" Bosworth^[1] (born January 2, 1983) is an American actress. Bosworth starred in the television series Young Americans, in which she played Bella Banks. She became known with a leading role in 2002's Blue Crush. The following year, Bosworth played the teenage girlfriend of porn star John Holmes in Wonderland opposite Val Kilmer. In 2004, she portrayed Sandra Dee in Kevin Spacey's Beyond the Sea. Bosworth since appeared in several notable films, including Superman Returns (2006), where she played Lois Lane, and 2008's blackjack drama film 21. In 2008, she became both Calvin Klein Jeans newest model and spokeswoman for Coach newest luxury bags.

Early life[link]

Bosworth was born January 2, 1983 in Los Angeles, California. She is the only child of Patricia (née Potter), a homemaker, and Harold Bosworth, a former executive for Talbots.^[2][3] At the age of six, Bosworth's family relocated from San Francisco to various parts of the country due to her father's job.^[2] She was raised mainly on the East Coast, spending the rest of her youth in Massachusetts and Connecticut.^[2]

Bosworth has always been interested in a professional career as a competitive horse racer and, by the age of fourteen, she was a champion equestrian.^[2][4] She graduated from Cohasset High School, in Cohasset, Massachusetts, in 2001.^[5][6]

Bosworth, born with heterochromia iridum, has a hazel right eye and a blue left eye.^[7]

Career[link]

Early work[link]

Bosworth's first film role came after an open casting call in New York for the supporting part of Judith in the 1998 film, The Horse Whisperer. The film's producers needed someone who was already an experienced horse rider, leading to Bosworth's successful audition for the role.^[4] The film received positive reception from film critics.^[8] In 2000, she starred in the television series drama Young Americans, in which she played Bella Banks.^[9] The series, however, was canceled.^[7] That same year, she had a small part in the film Remember the Titans.^[9] In 2001, Bosworth moved to Los Angeles in hopes of obtaining easier access to auditions and better film parts.^[2]

Critical success[link]

Bosworth at the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival.

The breakthrough role in Bosworth's career came in the 2002 surfing movie Blue Crush, which she prepared for by working out with two separate trainers six hours a day for months in order to add fifteen pounds of muscle to her frame.^{[citation needed]} In his review of the film, Rolling Stone's Peter Travers wrote: "Bosworth is a star in the making, but even she can't outshine the surfing footage, which is flat-out spectacular."^[10] The film received positive reviews^[11][12] and grossed $40 million at the United States box office.^[13] Following the success of Blue Crush, Bosworth took on roles in the indie films The Rules of Attraction (2002), and a darker turn in Wonderland (2003) opposite Val Kilmer, where she played the teenage girlfriend of porn star John Holmes.^[9][14]

In 2004, she played the lead role in Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!, opposite Topher Grace.^[15] The film was critically and financially unsuccessful.^[16][17] Also in 2004, Bosworth depicted actress Sandra Dee in Beyond the Sea.^[18] The movie received mixed reception,^[19] and was a box office disappointment.^[20] The following year, Bosworth portrayed Chali, a Hare Krishna, in the film adaptation of Myla Goldberg's novel Bee Season (2005), about a dysfunctional Jewish family.^[21] She has appeared in several Revlon ads and ranked as number 60 in FHM's "100 Sexiest Women in the World 2005" list.^[22][23] For two years running, she has placed on the Maxim Hot 100 List – number 38 in 2005 and number 8 in 2006.^[24][25]

Worldwide recognition[link]

Bosworth in May 2006

Bosworth was cast as reporter Lois Lane in Bryan Singer's superhero film Superman Returns (2006).^[26] She starred along with her Beyond the Sea co-star Kevin Spacey as Lex Luthor, as well as newcomer Brandon Routh as Superman.^[27][28] The film was a box office success and received mostly positive reviews.^[29] Bosworth's performance however, was not well received among critics; Anthony Lane of The New Yorker noted, "The new Lois Lane, Kate Bosworth, is not a patch on Margot Kidder, or, for that matter, on Teri Hatcher, in the TV series."^[30] San Francisco Chronicle film critic Mick LaSalle felt that Bosworth, at 22-years-old, was too young to portray Lois Lane, and the climax did not "match the potential of the tiring 154 minute long film".^[31] Although Bosworth's performance was ambivalently received, she herself loved the experience of working on the movie. As she told Teen Vogue in August 2006, "You know how you have an experience, a time in your life when you feel you've come into your own? When you grow up a bit, and think, Now I get it? [...] That's how I feel. I feel a little bit more complete."^[32] Superman Returns was a commercial and critical success. The movie grossed $52 million during its opening weekend in North America and went on to earn $391 million worldwide.^[33]

Bosworth starred as Louise in the psychological drama called The Girl in the Park with Sigourney Weaver, Alessandro Nivola and Keri Russell, written and directed by Pulitzer Prize winner David Auburn in his directorial debut.^[34] The film premiered at the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival, it has since been picked up by The Weinstein Company.^[35] Alissa Simon of Variety wrote that Bosworth "tries her best, but her character's too extremely drawn."^[36] Bosworth also filmed 21, an adaptation of the book Bringing Down the House, in early 2007 in Boston, Massachusetts and Las Vegas, Nevada.^[37][38] This film reunites her with co-star Kevin Spacey and director Robert Luketic.^[37][38] 21 garnered mixed reviews, with Joanne Kaufman of the Wall Street Journal concluding, "Very little adds up in 21."^[39]

Her next film is the epic The Warrior's Way, which she shot in New Zealand alongside Korean star Jang Dong-gun and Geoffrey Rush.^[40][41] She has also optioned the film rights to Catherine Hanrahan's novel Lost Girls and Love Hotels. She will produce the project alongside filmmaker Nadia Connors.^[42] She has said about her roles, "I just don't do comfort zones."^[43] In January 2008, Bosworth was named the new face for Calvin Klein Jeans and will be featured in the Calvin Klein Jeans campaign.^[44] She also takes on the role of spokesperson for American luxury bag brand Coach in Asia.^[45]

2010 to present[link]

She has a jewelry line designed with friend and celebrity stylist, Cher Coulter, called JewelMint, which launched in October 2010.^[46] JewelMint, the first vertical of MySpace co-founder, Josh Berman,^[47] and Diego Berdakin’s social commerce company, BeachMint, is a new jewelry site with designs exclusively by Coulter and Bosworth. The two paired with the company to create a line of affordable fashion jewelry.^[48]

In 2011 Bosworth made her singing debut in a Cotton Incorporated's Fabric of My Life advertisement.^[49] She appeared in the short film "Lov" which was filmed in Slovenia and launched fashion designer Vanessa Bruno’s Fall 2011 campaign.^[50]

Personal life[link]

Bosworth was accepted to Princeton University in late 2000, but because of continual deferral of her attendance, her acceptance was later revoked.^[51] She is a member of the Appalachia Service Project.^[52]

She dated actor Orlando Bloom from spring 2002^[7] to 2005.^[53][54] She was reported to have split from Alexander Skarsgård, in July 2011 after two years of dating.^[55] Around the same time, she began dating director Michael Polish.^[56]

Filmography[link]

References[link]