The setting was the freshly renovated Teatro Lirico, located in Milan, a world capital of fashion and design. Here, well-heeled clients, dealers and employees had come together to witness an extraordinary event. The musical backdrop for the evening was a curated piece composed by Vincenzo Parisi and performed by the Symphonic Orchestra of the Milan Conservatory. You’d be forgiven for thinking this was yet another of the many famous Opera performances hosted by the iconic venue, inaugurated in 1779.

Texting is a big part of our daily lives, with most of us preferring to dash off a quick message instead of picking up the phone these days. Thanks to its prevalence, scammers have also tapped into texting as a way to try out their latest schemes, and unfortunately, they've gotten very good at fooling their victims. Now, police are warning about one fraudulent message that could show up on your phone.

Are you wondering is Teamfight Tactics on Game Pass? After the Riot and Microsoft partnership was announced, interest in the game has been high with players looking to jump in and experience the PC and mobile title. But, can you do that right now with the bonuses offered via Game Pass? Below you can find out if the game is available right now with the service and what you need to do to be able to get access to it and the arena skins and Little Legends on offer with the inclusion on Game Pass.

Milan Mirabella Quick Info Height 5 ft 0½ in Weight 47 kg Date of Birth March 2, 2003 Zodiac Sign Pisces Eye Color Dark Brown Milan Mirabella is an American TikTok star, content creator, and social media personality who is known to be the younger sister of gamer and FaZe Clan member FaZe Adapt. Besides that, Milan also has a popularly known self-titled TikTok account.

The 12th Faberge egg returned to Russia makes a curious debut this week in a contemporary jewelry exhibit that runs for just four days.The egg -- the last Easter decoration created for the family of Tsar Nicholas II by Carl Faberge's Petersburg shop and presented to the tsar's mother, Maria Fyodorevna, in March 1917 -- was purchased by the privately owned Russian National Museum last year and, before this week, had not been exhibited on its native soil since 1927.