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Dancer Giovanni Pernice is in the news in Italy after being named a maestro on the 2026 edition of Ballando con le Stelle, where he will partner Noemi Bocchi. Coverage is also recapping his romantic relationship with Bianca Guaccero, drawing attention from fans of the show and celebrity watchers.
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Italy face France in a Nations League clash kicking off at 20:45, with Giovanni Di Lorenzo among the players drawing attention in the build-up. Corriere della Sera reports Nicolò Barella is set to start on the bench, while the Esposito brothers keep their places in the side. Italian fans are debating the line-up choices ahead of the high-profile fixture.
- 3Alicia Silverstone marks birthday, fans recall Aerosmith videos●Sì, a memoria ho visto anche qualche suo # film . Ma per chi era (ancora) giovane negli anni 90, # AliciaSilverstone , c
Posts are marking Alicia Silverstone's birthday, noting that while she appeared in films, for those who were young in the 1990s she is inseparable from Aerosmith's music video trilogy. Commenters are sharing memories and clips of those videos, reminiscing about the era when she became a defining pop-culture face of the decade alongside her movie roles.
- 4Apple, Meta, Carnival and Other Stocks Moving Today's Market▼Apple, Meta, Iovance, Carnival, Fair Isaac, Bloom Energy, SpaceX, and More Stocks That Explain Today’s Market
Barron's rounds up the stocks explaining today's market action, including Apple, Meta, Iovance, Carnival, Fair Isaac, Bloom Energy and SpaceX. The list spans big tech, biotech, travel and energy, pointing to a broad trading day driven by company-specific news across several sectors rather than a single dominant story.
- 5Mississippi State kinesiology department recruits participants for heart health study▼MSU’s Department of Kinesiology seeks participants for cardiovascular and fitness health research study
Mississippi State University's Department of Kinesiology is looking for participants to join a research study on cardiovascular and fitness health. The recruitment notice was reported by The Commercial Dispatch in the Columbus, Mississippi area. Volunteers taking part would contribute to research examining heart and fitness health, though details on eligibility, study activities and how to sign up were not included in the announcement.
- 6Sauna's effects on mental health remain poorly understood●While scientists have a decent understanding of how sauna and other forms of heat exposure exercises our cardiovascular
Scientists say they understand reasonably well how sauna use and other forms of heat exposure benefit the cardiovascular system, but know far less about how they affect mental health. A new NPR report explores this research gap, examining what existing studies suggest about heat therapy's potential role in mood, stress and depression, and why more rigorous research is still needed.
- 7Iovance Biotherapeutics Stock Draws Investor Attention●Iovance Biotherapeutics, Inc. (IOVA) stock price, news, quote and history
Iovance Biotherapeutics, the biotechnology company behind the cell therapy Amtagvi, is seeing its IOVA shares tracked closely by investors on finance platforms. Traders are following the stock price, quotes and recent news flow as the company works to commercialise its tumour-infiltrating lymphocyte therapies. No specific earnings announcement or clinical update is confirmed, leaving the exact catalyst for interest unclear.
- 8Meal timing linked to heart and metabolic health▼Breakfast, dinner and your heart: How meal timing can affect metabolic and cardiovascular health?
Health experts are highlighting how the timing of breakfast and dinner may influence metabolic and cardiovascular health. Eating earlier in the day and avoiding late-night meals is associated with better blood sugar control, healthier cholesterol levels and reduced strain on the heart, according to nutrition guidance circulated this week.
- 9Outpatient care groups in all 50 states honored for cardiovascular care●Outpatient care organizations in all 50 states awarded for advancing cardiovascular risk factor management
The American Heart Association has recognized outpatient care organizations across all 50 states for advancing the management of cardiovascular risk factors such as blood pressure and cholesterol. The awards highlight practices that meet standards for detecting and controlling conditions that drive heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States.
- 10Study Links Cardiovascular Fitness to Sustained Attention in Elderly▼The association between cardiovascular fitness and sustained attention in the elderly—a diffusion decision model approach
A study published in Frontiers examines how cardiovascular fitness relates to sustained attention in older adults, using a diffusion decision model to separate effects on processing speed from decision-making quality. The modeling approach offers a finer-grained look at how fitness may support cognitive performance in aging, beyond simple reaction-time measures.
- 11Giovanni Leoni set to return to a rebuilt Liverpool defence●Giovanni Leoni is on the cusp of a return to a Liverpool defence that looks futureproof https://www.nytimes.com/athletic
Young defender Giovanni Leoni is close to returning to action for Liverpool, with analysis suggesting the club's back line has been rebuilt in a way that secures its future. The report examines how the Italian centre-back fits into a defence now stocked with long-term options, and what his comeback means for the side's depth and plans this season.
- 12Mississippi State seeks volunteers for cardiovascular fitness study▼MSU’s Department of Kinesiology seeks participants for cardiovascular, fitness health research study
Mississippi State University's Department of Kinesiology is recruiting participants for a research study on cardiovascular and fitness health. The department is inviting community members to take part, with the findings expected to contribute to understanding of heart health and physical fitness. Further details about eligibility and study procedures have not been widely reported.
- 13Giovanni Leoni nears Liverpool return as defence looks settled●Giovanni Leoni is on the cusp of a return to a Liverpool defence that looks futureproof
Giovanni Leoni is close to returning to action for Liverpool, according to reporting by The New York Times. His comeback comes as the club's defence, reshaped with young talent, is being described as futureproof, with the teenage defender seen as a central part of the club's long-term plans at the back.
- 14Cardiovascular AI Startup Corologic Wins South Korea TIPS Grant▼Cardiovascular AI startup Corologic lands South Korea's TIPS grant, begins clinical trials
Cardiovascular AI startup Corologic has received a grant under South Korea's TIPS programme, which backs early-stage technology ventures, and has begun clinical trials. The funding and trial start mark a step forward for the company's efforts to develop AI tools for heart disease detection and care, placing it among the startups supported by the government initiative.
- 15Retail biotech favorites SLS, IBRX, VNDA, IOVA vs September slump▼Biotech Lagged The Broader Market In September — Did Retail Favorites SLS, IBRX, VNDA And IOVA Dodge XBI’s Slump?
Biotech stocks lagged the broader market in September, with the SPDR S&P Biotech ETF (XBI) falling while the wider market held up better. Attention is now on whether retail-favored names SELLAS Life Sciences (SLS), ImmunityBio (IBRX), Vanda Pharmaceuticals (VNDA) and Iovance Biotherapeutics (IOVA) managed to escape the sector's slump. Investors are weighing whether these popular small-cap biotechs diverged from the wider sector weakness.