#milan

#milan

British post-holiday chatter is frequently peppered with remarks and references to the pennies saved once we return home with more loose change than expected, our bellies as full as our hearts after days ticking a new destination off of the ever-growing bucket list. As any thrifty traveller knows, it's all in the planning - yet it's the endless search and consequential indecision that all too often keeps the trip in the group chat. Faff no more, we say!

And we want to know: What are you most curious about? We welcome your technical queries (we're still wrapping our heads around the physics of most of these sports ourselves!) but even more so, your questions about what it's like to be at the Games: from the spectator experience to the behind-the-scenes realities of getting around, feeding ourselves and meeting deadlines on the go.

Or maybe you've followed his global travels via social media with his pitbull, Kuma, who accompanies him everywhere, from film sets to far-flung escapes. Now, 11 months into a year that's taken him all over, Theroux steps into the role of Global Explorer for Marriott International's The Luxury Collection, starring as "The Curator" in a new series of short films that follow the actor as he enjoys breakfast, unwinds in a bubble bath, and generally shows off his love of hotels.

There is a lot on the line in the first Milan derby of the season, but that in itself is something that should be celebrated. La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) speaks about the essence of tonight's derby with a simple phrase: whoever wins takes the city. Inter can extend their lead to five points over Milan, the Rossoneri can overtake them by a point. But there's much more at stake than the Navigli.

Join Oli and Anthony as they preview the derby against Inter, do a combined XI and talk through the latest transfer rumours. This week's topics include... ↳ Chivu's start - better than expected? ↳ Combined Milan and Inter XI ↳ International break round-up ↳ Thiago Silva, Lewandowski and other rumours

Adrien Rabiot has joined Milan in what is a last minute signing for a player Allegri knows and likes. The midfield is one position that most would agree has been strengthened with the likes of Modric, Jashari and Ricci joining Fofana, Loftus-Cheek. Rabiot adds further strength with the departures of the likes of Musah opening up a spot for another player.

Style reverberates through the streets, like the echo of expertly cobbled heels clacking on the stone streets of Brera. When a work trip brought me to Milan Fashion Week, I jumped at the chance, determined to soak up an effortless sense of style via osmosis. I quickly learned just how much style is a part of daily life in Milan- I made the mistake of rolling out of bed in a loungewear set for my hotel's continental buffet.

Rafael Leao completed a blistering break to fire Milan ahead against Liverpool after 10 minutes of the teams' pre-season friendly in Hong Kong on Saturday.

I figured there was only one way to find out.

Milan's Olympic Village, designed by SOM, is set to host over 1,300 athletes and will later transform into Italy's largest publicly supported student housing complex.

In designing the compact 45 sqm apartment, the architects focused on maximizing comfort while ensuring aesthetics are not compromised, offering five versatile sleeping places.