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Opera Chic: Gloating, and Live Blogging the Live Feed of Alagna’s Sunday TV Marathon

Dear Lovely Readers,

Please allow Opera Chic a well-deserved intervallo of gloating for announcing her world-exclusive tip almost two days ago, that allowed me to scoop actual, real-live, breathing journalistic institutions.

As I announced on Friday night during my exclusive interview with Alagna’s lead Counsel Marco Rocchini, Maestro Roberto Alagna will indeed appear tomorrow late afternoon in the Italian Television talk show Domenica In, which is broadcast on RAI Uno. The tenor will be interviewed, and will also sing selected arias.

Here is a link Italian wire agency ADN KRONOS via Yahoo!

For your non-stop Alagna satisfaction, Opera Chic will be LIVE BLOGGING tomorrow, recording clips, translating the Italian language interviews, and providing screenshots straight from 42-inch plasma.

Alagna is scheduled to appear around 6:00 pm Italian time (GMT +1), so it will be 12:00 pm noon in New York City.

According to the schedule of Domenica In, Alagna will be interviewed. He will be asked to explain the events of the Aida La Prima at Teatro alla Scala, to retell his life as a great international artist, and then he will sing a few arias and famous songs.

Alagna will be interviewed by Pippo Baudo, who is the ex-husband of Katia Ricciarelli. He is also the man who, in 1987, beat-up a loggionista outside of Teatro alla Scala in a fist-fight, after his wife Ricciarelli’s Luisa Miller was relentlessly booed by the loggionisti while screamed to the audience, “May God’s curse strike you all!”

Best from Milan,
Opera Chic

p.s. At this point I’m pretty sure I’m the kewlest lady in the entire blogsphere, to be perfectly honest. My scooping prowess, much like my power level, is off the charts! ;p

"ILL" ALAGNA'S LAWYER AND HIS DOCTOR SLAP LA SCALA WITH LAWSUIT

BREAKING NEWS OMG OMG PLEASE CREDIT OPERA CHIC

Opera Chic has just learned that Alagna’s attorney, Marco Rocchini, will tomorrow serve to the theater a certificate signed by Alagna's physician alleging that, “Maestro Alagna was ill when he left the stage, partly because of the shock inflicted upon him by the boos and the jeering in the audience.”

If the theater refuses to accept the medical certificate and put Alagna back on stage where he wants to be, Mr. Marco Rocchini and Alagna will proceed directly tomorrow morning to file a massive civil lawsuit to claim reimbursement for the “huge damages” that Alagna has had to suffer during this time.

For tomorrow night's Aida, Teatro alla Scala will place Walter Fraccaro as Radames. For the remaining Aida productions, the role of Radames will be alternately played by Walter Fraccaro and the aforementioned Palombi, world champion of the 100-yard sprint.

Developing more later…stay posted OMFG!

(Update: Sixty-six-year-old Marco Rocchini is also the Mayor of Milan suburb, "Arcore", which is also the town where former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi lives. He is a specialist of Civil Law, and he is known as a very skilled, aggressive civil litigator.)