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0:00It's April 29th, entertainment and celebrity news. Today starts now, AI-powered and trending. Italy's top film awards, the David D'Donatello, are giving a special honor to triple Oscar-winning cinematographer, Vitorio Storaro. This comes alongside Rome's famous Sinistatos studios for their 71st edition, Happening May 6th. Storero snagged those Academy Awards for lighting up Apocalypse, Now, Reds, and The Last Embroer. He's got over 70 films under his belt, teeming with directors like Woody Allen, Bernardo Bertolucci, and others who shaped cinema history. Everyone's buzzing about this tribute, officials call him a maestro, who turns light into poetry, spotlighting Italy's talent on global stages. Sinistatos Boss says it's gratitude for their poet of images. It also marks the 50th anniversary of Bertolucci's epic Novesento. Step back in 1976 with stars like Robert De Niro and Gerard. De Perdue.

1:00Storero's partnership with Bertolucci stands as one of film's greatest. As the ceremony lights up Sinistatos, Storaro's legacy keeps inspiring the next wave of visual storytellers worldwide.