On the list of Italy's countless contributions to Western civilization is the phenomenon of the paparazzi. Immortalized in Fellini's “La Dolce Vita,“ the Italian character Paparazzo was originally romanticized as a photographer of the stars who was more mischievous than hazardous, a necessary appendage to Roman glamour.
But that character has now been reduced to the likes of Fabrizio Corona. Coron...
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