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Second appointment tomorrow at 9.15 pm on Rai 2, with Boss in disguise, the docu-reality conducted by Max Giusti, produced in collaboration with Endemol Shine Italy, which tells the stories of the entrepreneurs who have decided to face the challenge of working for a week together to their employees in disguise, disguised, with a new identity and an unprecedented physical appearance, thanks to make-up and wigs. In their mission, the bosses will be helped by Max Giusti himself, who, again this year, thanks to a disguise and a fancy name, will go undercover and replace them on some occasions. Each episode of Boss incognito tells about an Italian company of excellence and the protagonist of this second appointment will be Ugo Pellegrino, sole director of Arcadia Yachts, a shipyard specializing in the construction of luxury yachts made to measure for Italian and foreign clients. The company headquarters is located in Torre Annunziata, in the province of Naples, has a production site of 47,000 square meters and has 150 collaborators including employees and workers. During the episode Ugo Pellegrino will confront some of his workers: Claudio, who will teach him the secrets of carpentry and naval carpentry, Dymitro, with whom he will learn to resin the boat shells, Benito, who will guide him in the pre-testing delivery of a yacht, and, finally, with Enzo, who will instruct him in the work of plastering and repairing a hull. Max Giusti, on the other hand, incognito on a mission on behalf of the Boss, will meet Salvatore, a master painter. The workers, who will work side by side with their boss or with Max Giusti (both disguised), will be told – so as not to make them suspicious – that “Back to work – Mission to work” is being filmed for Rai Documentari. The incognito Boss experience will allow two usually separate and distant worlds, that of the bosses and that of their workers, to meet: on the one hand, the bosses will have the opportunity to get to know better who works for them and to understand, more from the inside, the strengths and weaknesses of your company; on the other hand, the workers, without knowing it, will have the opportunity to make themselves known by their owners, often considered unreachable, but also to get to know them better humanly, and not only professionally. Only once the week of shooting in the company is over, will the workers discover that they have been supported in their duties by their boss and, in some cases, by Max Giusti, who will reveal his true identity. In the next episodes, Max Giusti will arrive in a company that produces fresh packaged pizzas and in a company that deals with industrial packaging. Fdi leader Giorgia Meloni at ‘Porta a Porta’ will be the guest of Bruno Vespa tomorrow. The program will be broadcast at 11 pm on Rai 1. Nile Rodgers – award-winning producer, composer, arranger and guitarist – reveals his formula for achieving success, staying on top and getting back up when you fall into the three-part series “Nile Rodgers. How to make it in the world of music “, broadcast from tomorrow at 10.40pm in first viewing on Rai 5. In a light way, without vanity and with a certain amount of self-irony, the former Chic frontman says:” You probably don’t know my name but I bet you know at least one of my songs. “How do you become a global star in one of the most competitive and ruthless industries in the world? And when does luck end? In the first episode, Nile Rodgers tells about his beginnings: from a disadvantaged childhood and lonely, but full of music thanks to family and school, to the first engagements as a musician, to success with his band, Chic, and as a producer of famous groups such as Sister Sledge. Directed by Francis Hanly and Christopher Bruce. Derrick De Kerckhove guest of ‘Wonderland’ on Rai4 – ‘Storie della Tv’ on Rai Storia Sociologist, scholar and scientific popularizer, but above all student and heir of the father of mass media science Marshall McLuhan: Derrick De Kerckhove is the guest of Wonde rland, broadcast tomorrow in the late evening on Rai 4 (digital terrestrial channel 21). Can mass media influence human cognitive reality? De Kerckhove updated and completed the positive response formulated by his illustrious teacher, proposing, for the media, the definition of “psychotechnology”. He has directed the University of Toronto’s program of study in Culture Technology for 25 years since 1983 and has held a chair in Sociology of Digital Culture and Marketing and New Media at the Department of Social Sciences of the University of Naples Federico II. Author of numerous essays on the impact of new technologies on humans, De Kerckhove answered the questions of “Wonderland” on the occasion of the last edition of the Internet Festival in Pisa, where he was a guest and speaker. First, “Wonderland” is tinged with the supernatural and dedicates the POP cover to the upcoming horror film The Other Side, written and directed by the Swedish duo Tord Danielsson and Oskar Mellander, making their debut with a feature film after a lot of apprenticeship in the TV series. Inspired by a true story, according to the directors’ own words, The Other Side starts from the most classic of clichés from which many ghost-stories originate: a family moves to a new home. As always, the “pop” and “cult” categories also characterize the Wonder Parade, the ranking that closes each episode by reporting the top ten titles of the week. To conclude, “Wonderland” returns to explore that area where the visual arts blend with the most original sounds, thanks to the Sound Invaders column. Forty years after the death of Philip K. Dick, one of the most influential fantasy writers of the 20th century, which sadly coincides with the recent death of the composer of the “Blade Runner” soundtrack, Vangelis, Wonderland will go in search of those artists. Italians who sought inspiration in Dick’s omnia work. “Parallel Worlds” is the second single from PFM taken from their latest album “I dreamed of electric sheep”, a sufficiently explanatory title of the connection to the great writer. The Milanese indie band Amplifire, with VALIS, is inspired by the homonymous trilogy of novels written by Dick shortly before his death; finally, Mugshots from Brescia, with the single “Small Town, New Town”, draw suggestions from Dick’s story “Piccola Città”, a single from which Wonderland will show the video clip in an exclusive preview. Wonderland is a program by Leopoldo Santovincenzo, Carlo Modesti Pauer, Andrea Fornasiero and Enrico Platania. Executive producer Sabrina La Croix, directed by Alessandro Rotili. The highlight of the television schedule, Saturday evening has changed over time, but many programs in the history of television are linked to the sacredness and solemnity of that space. From the Musichiere to Canzonissima, from Studio Uno to Teatro 10, from Fantastico to the evenings of honor, four decades of an all-Italian evening event. The story of Saturday night is at the center of “Storie della TV”, the series produced and produced by Rai Cultura with the participation and advice of Aldo Grasso, and signed by Stefano Di Gioacchino, broadcast tomorrow at 10.10pm on Rai Storia. Guests of the episode, Fiorello, Gaetano Castelli, Gustavo Verde, Maurizio Porro, Bruno Voglino. The story of a war veteran, Joe, who fights against his past and becomes an executioner to free girls victims of sexual exploitation and ended up in a child prostitution ring in New York. It is the story that Lynne Ramsay brings to the big screen in “A Beautiful Day. You Were Never Really Here”, broadcast tomorrow at 9.15 pm on Rai 5, available in the original language and without commercial breaks. Joaquin Phoenix, Ekaterina Samsonov, Alessandro Nivola, Alex Manette, John Doman. Based on the novel “You’ve never been here” by Jonathan Ames, the film won the Award for Best Screenplay and Best Male Performance (Joaquin Phoenix) at the 70th Cannes Film Festival in 2017. Su Rai3 ‘Tg3-Fuori Tg ‘- 730, tax evasion and war in Ukraine on’ Tg2 Italia ‘on Rai2 Thanks to funds from the PNRR, three of the four Italian nuclear plants will become shelters to restore works of art damaged by natural disasters. Disused structures, built in areas with low seismic risk, which will be redeveloped to save masterpieces in cases of emergency. Tg3-Fuori Tg will be discussed in a new special episode, broadcast tomorrow at 12.25 on Rai 3, dedicated to World Environment Day. The dismantling of the power plants has recently begun, despite the fact that 35 years have passed since the referendum which in 1987 led to their decommissioning. The disposal of radioactive waste in conditions of maximum environmental safety will be only the first step: the Ministry of Ecological Transition aims to launch a national repository by 2029, which will also contain the waste from industry and nuclear medicine. Guests: Andrea Minutolo, scientific director of Legambiente and Francesco Troiani, director of business development and technological innovation of SOGIN. Updates on the war in Ukraine and diplomatic efforts to stop weapons and unblock wheat, but also the tensions between Italy and Russia, the decline in consensus for the British Prime Minister Johnson and the work of the European Parliament in Strasbourg: tomorrow will be discussed on “Tg2 Italia”, the current affairs column conducted by Marzia Roncacci, broadcast at 10.10 on Rai 2. Among the topics also the Salone del Mobile di Torino, the most important event in the sector that finally reopens to the public and, together with the tax consultant Gianni Lepre and the Ansa journalist Corrado Chiominto, guests in the studio, the theme of taxes, of the new 730, of concessions is addressed. , but also of tax evasion. A portrait in black and white, a first-person account of his work and his passion for photography: it is “Portraits, protagonists of culture in Milan. Photography. Ugo Mulas 1989 “, made by his wife Antonia Mulas and taken from Teche Rai, broadcast tomorrow at 7.15 pm on Rai 5. They range from Mulas’s debut at the Caffè Jamaica in Milan, a meeting place for artists and intellectuals, to his relationship with the world of art, from his friendship with some of the greatest artists of the second half of the 20th century to his experience in America in the 1960s when Pop Art exploded, up to the research that led Mulas to abandon art reportages and reflect on the potential of photographic medium itself. Through memories and testimonies of artists such as Robert Rauschenberg, Roy Lichtenstein and the gallery owner Leo Castelli it emerges how much Mulas was a true pioneer in art photography.