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Giorgio Bracardi1933–2026Italian musician, singer and comic actor, famous for surreal radio characters such as Scarpantibus on Alto gradimento.- Wilma De Angelis1930–2026Italian singer and television presenter, a Sanremo Festival regular in the 1950s-60s and later a beloved cooking-show host.
- Frederik Matthijs Van Stegeren1950–2026Dutch-born Italian radio host known as Federico l'Olandese Volante, a leading voice of Italian private radio for over half a century.
- Francesco Gesualdi1957–2026Italian cultural executive who served as director general of Cinecittà holding and director of Fondazione Marche Cultura.
- Barbara Spinelli1946–2026Italian journalist, essayist and politician, co-founder of La Repubblica and a member of the European Parliament from 2014 to 2019.
- Stefania Corna1990–2026Italian professional volleyball player who won two European junior championships with Italy and played in Serie A.
- Gabriele Sabatini?–2026Italian footballer and coach who played for AC Milan's youth teams and Italy's Under-15 and Under-16 sides, and became a symbol of amateur football in La Spezia.
- Annunziata Miolli1926–2026Italian feminist who founded the 1970s housewives' collective and survived the 1979 fascist attack on Radio Città Futura, later honored with a gold medal.
- Andrea Tempestini1986–2026Italian journalist who served as deputy editor and digital editor of the national newspaper Libero.
- Luca Turi1944–2026Italian photojournalist from Bari who documented the city's news for fifty years, including the 1991 landing of the Vlora ship.
- Silvia d'Amico1940–2026Italian screenwriter and film producer, creator of the hit TV series La famiglia Benvenuti and producer of Oci ciornie.
- Elena Pero1966–2026Elena Pero was an Italian sports journalist and tennis commentator for Sky Sport, known as the voice of Italian tennis.
- Maria Eduarda Alves dos Santos?–2026Brazilian TikToker known as "the girl who hates everything", who built a following of over 700,000 on the platform.
- Vitantonio Lovallo1914–2026Vitantonio Lovallo (25 March 1914 – 2026), known as Zitòn, was an Italian supercentenarian and the oldest living man in Italy.
- Elio Zamuto1941–2026Italian actor and voice actor, star of 1970s poliziotteschi and the Italian voice of Tom Selleck, Apollo Creed, and Nute Gunray.
- Raffaele Costa1936–2026Italian liberal politician and lawyer, former minister in four governments, last national secretary of the Italian Liberal Party, and president of the Province of Cuneo.
- Fabio Mussi1948–2026Italian politician, former minister in the Prodi government and a historical leader of the Italian left.
- Ilenia Bazzacco1972–2026Italian food content creator and third-place contestant of MasterChef Italia 2011.
- Enzo Bianchi1943–2026Italian monk and essayist who founded the ecumenical Bose Monastic Community and served as its first prior.
- Giacomo Aimoni1939–2026Italian ski jumper and pioneer of the sport in Italy who competed at the 1964 and 1968 Winter Olympics.
