Earlier this week, Italian police reportedly canceled a film screening on Stromboli that was attended by Hollywood star and rock ‘n’ roll icon Mick Jagger because of native guidelines banning music on Wednesdays.
Celebrities gathered on the volcanic island, a part of the Aeolian archipelago, to have a good time the completion of filming for Italian director Alice Rohrwacher’s new movie “The Three Incest Sisters.”
Different celebrities in attendance included Oscar-winning Irish actor Jesse Buckley and Italian movie legend Isabella Rossellini, in addition to “Fifty Shades of Grey” star Dakota Johnson, “Brooklyn” actress Saoirse Ronan and “Challengers” actor Josh O’Connor, in accordance with Italy’s Ansa information company.
The bash was reportedly stopped by police in response to a music ban from Mayor Riccardo Gullo of the close by island of Lipari.
The choice has drawn criticism from Rosa Oliva, president of Professional Loco Amo Stromboli, a neighborhood group selling sustainable tourism.
“That is one more signal {that a} area that has endured a winter of extreme shortage and neglect is being penalized even in moments of agglomeration and visibility, slightly than being valued and supported,” Oliva stated within the report.
“Our island makes a dwelling from tourism,” she continued, including, “Some could anticipate a welcome to our company, or a minimum of a greeting and thanks for his or her essential contribution to Aeolian economic system and visibility.”
Jagger, the longtime lead singer of the British band The Rolling Stones, will have a good time his 83rd birthday in July.
The band had tentative plans to tour in 2026, however the concept seems to have since been shelved. They final toured in 2024, performing all through the USA and Canada.
