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Tiramisù or "Pick-Me-Up": the "Mamma's Dessert" Italians Love the Most
It is one of Italy’s few national desserts, although its origins are certainly northeastern and contested between Friuli Venezia Giulia and Veneto
Farewell to the Italian Language? Italians in the U.S. Speak it "poco"
The Center for Immigration Studies report finds Italian experienced the greatest drop of foreign languages spoken at home
SoBe is Love: When Italian Love Charms Art Basel Miami
The project pivots around an almost ten-foot squared sculpture which spells S-O-B-E (South Beach), by Claudio Ciaravolo and Valerio Spinaci
The Truth About the Honduras Caravan: Interview with Expert Jon Carter
Why are Hondurans fleeing their country? Is US foreign policy partly responsible for their conditions? Does Trump’s policy respect international law?
"The Stolen Spoon" by Angelo Spina: An Immigrant's Escape from Fascism and the Mafia
A video interview series with Italian American writers: the fearless spirit of a freethinking individual in the novel "Il Cucchiaio Trafugato"
Columnists
Fuori dal Bozzolo
With Andy Warhol from A to B and back again... to the Future!
My Italian Journey
My Italian Thanksgiving: Making a Home away from Home
New York State of Wine
Giusti Wine, Villa Sandi and the Challenge of Raising Our Hopes Up
People & Expat
A Service for the Rights of Detainees: Siciliano and the Story of “His” San Vittore
At-home Genomic Monitoring: DxTerity's Founder Talks Biotechnology Innovation
The Art of Teaching Italian with Art: Montclair State University's Symposium
Idea Festival Is Inspired by Italian Culture: But How Do Italian Americans Fit In?
Andrew Gatti and His Experience Studying Photography in Florence
U.S. & International
Migrant Caravan: Does the Mainstream Media Think We Can't Handle the Truth?
U.S.'s role in Central America's refugee crisis is barely mentioned in mainstream reporting.
From Cronkite to Hannity: How News Coverage Reflects a Changing Worldview
With the television media littered with polarizing “talk shows”, where can I find objective reporting?
Apologies for the Racial Laws of 1938 Are Not Enough; What We Need Is Action
To remedy their shameful complicity with Fascism of 80 years ago, Italian universities should create programs for the study of Italian Judaism.
California Under Fire: Jon Keeley Explains the State's Deadliest-Ever Wildfires
California has seen itself ravaged by the deadliest wildfires in its history. We sat with U.S. Geological Survey Research Scientist Jon Keeley to understand their causes and consequences
The Italian Americans of Staten Island, the Only Borough to Vote Trump in 2016
A trip to the island that boasts a massive Italian-American community, the only borough to vote for Trump in 2016
Despite Trump and Putin’s Climate Change Skepticism, Russia Moves for Sustainability
At the United Nations, the Russian Mission presents its 2018 report on sustainable development, moving ever closer to sustainability, despite Putin and Trump’s outspoken global warming skepticism.
The Media's Fake News Hysteria is Edging Us Toward Censorship
Let us take a moment to define Fake News before we jump into another rabbit hole.
The Grand Coalition: Hiding in Plain Sight
The Democrats have a chance to shift our political arena from the course driven by far-right extremism, but how will they do it?
"Identity is not Left-wing"? A Politics of Meaning To Broaden Our Look
Policy-makers have addressed the demand for identity in 3 different ways: by pandering to it, by neutralizing it or by transforming it into a political category
2018 Midterms: Searching for the Bigger Picture
With two weeks before the midterms, what has this election season taught us?
Arts
Great Success for the NJ Premiere of Sicilian Ghost Story
During the Q&A moderated by Teresa Fiore, co-director Antonio Piazza painstakingly explained the literary and political genesis of the film
‘Sicilian Ghost Story’ Comes to Disrupt the Americans’ Sleep and Consciousness
Interview with Fabio Grassadonia and Antonio Piazza, talented directors of ‘Sicilian Ghost Story’
Two Movies Expose the Crimes and Absurdities of Gay Conversion Therapy
In Turin, a trial will determine whether a doctor has the right to state that homosexuality is an illness that can be cured
"Isabella Unmasked": the Italian Commedia dell'Arte Is Coming to New York
An 80-minute long play by only one actress, Chiara Durazzini, from Boston-based theater group Pazzi Lazzi
Armenia at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and in Venice
Visitors to the exhibition, “Armenia!”, on at the Met until January 13, will want to make a pilgrimage to this shrine and sacred place
"The Good Ground": Celebrating Italy's Film Tradition and Beauty
The event, at NYU’s Casa Italiana, celebrates Italy’s film tradition and beauty while struggling to find any institutional support
Italy’s Most Important Modern and Contemporary Art Fair Returns to Turin
An interview with Stefania Poddighe and Ginevra Pucci, organizers of Flashback, one of Italy's most important art fairs, coming to Turin November 1st.
Valentina Marino in “East 75th Street”: New York Jazz with Italian Blood
The famed jazz singer signs off on a new, New York infused musical project, “East 75th Street” following her latest album.
Iván Fischer and the Accademia Teatro alla Scala Launch Their Tour in the US
From 22nd to 25th October 2018, one of the most acclaimed conductors in the world gets on the podium of the Italian orchestra for a tour in the US
Jacopo Comin: Probably the Last Great Painter of the Italian Renaissance
Better known as Tintoretto, Giorgio Vasari described him as "the most extraordinary brain that the art of painting ever produced"
Ellen Lockhart on the Singing Statues and Animated People of Enlightenment Italy
An electrifying take on aesthetic practice in theater and music from 1770-1830
Food & Wine
How Marche Wine Can Transport You to a Different, Magical World
Marche is not a wine-growing region that we hear much of in the US, but its wine will surprise you
The most powerful aspect of wine is its ability to transport us to another world that is very different from our own. At a recent Italian wine lunch, I found myself taking a magical journey inspired by an elixir that isn't considered a real wine, yet it was potent in its ability to conjure all of the enchantment that is part of the Marche wine region
The Nuances of Fall: Nuts and Other Phenomena of Nature
Staying at our house in Le Marche for the entire autumn this year, we are able to experience all the nuances of fall – fruit, grapes, figs, nuts...
In the Wine Cellar There Is Always a Soul
It was a beautiful sunny day as I enjoyed a delicious picnic lunch on top of a hill that overlooked the Fleurie Cru vineyards in Beaujolais...
The Inner Peace of Central Coast Wines from California
Traveling across the Central Coast in California, I could understand the place that surrounded the vineyards and the people who created the wines I tasted
Flynn McGarry, the 19-Year-Old Chef Who Is Conquering New York
A long-limbed slim strawberry blond with freckles and Elvis Presley-haircut without the grease, McGarry knew from age ten that he wanted to be a chef
“You Always Had the Power” with Natural Wine Producers. The Case of Veneto
Back in June, I had a chance to meet with a living legend in the natural wine world, Angiolino Maule...
Franciacorta Sparkling Wine: How to Turn Regrets into Opportunities
It would be easy for the Franciacorta wine producers to have regret to not be the first to make a mark on the world like Champagne, but...
100per100 Italian 2018, il Made in Italy in festa a New York
Serata dedicata al made in Italy organizzata da I Love Italian Food e ospitata dalla Scavolini Soho Gallery.
From Montefeltro to Manhattan, the Journey of ‘the Best Prosciutto’, the Carpegna
The Beretta Family just introduced in New York their latest premium product for the American market, all the way from a small village in the Center Italy.
The New Balance of Australian Wines in the US: the Case of McGuigan
My background has been rooted in wines from Europe, but, over a month ago, I had lunch with one of the pioneers of Australian wines, Neil McGuigan...
New York
Discovering Chinatown: a Country Within a City
The Bilingual Fair: an Opportunity to Learn More About Bilingual Programs
Keeping Innovators Away from New York: Misinformed Myths about the Big Apple
Staten Island, Not Only a "Bedroom Community": the Forgotten Borough
Building the Bridge Between European and American Innovation in New York
Celebrating Columbus Day: A Peculiar Thing for an Italian in New York
In Little Italy a Love Story Between San Gennaro and Lady Liberty
Celebration and Magic: ZERO’s Golden Cruise Sets Sail
Elections Brief: NY State Politics Just Got Interesting
Happiness is a Choice You Make
Arts
"The Black Image Corporation", in Milan an Exhibition on African American Culture
Shots of Neorealism: The Rebirth of Italy Through the Eyes of Photography
The Spectacle of Mathematics, in Arielle Saiber’s Measured Words
Pontormo's Masterpieces at the Morgan Library & Museum
Leonardo Da Vinci Still Making Headlines
Children of the Revolution: a Day with Tony Visconti
Sailor, a Story of Immigration, Love, and Death in New York City
Marlene Luce Tremblay at Villa Carlotta showcasing her new series “Aenigma’’
With De Padova in New York, the Art of Living is Made in Italy
The Concept of Baths in Ancient Rome: From Taboo to Sumptuous Architecture
For You
It Is Time to Take Another Look at the Italian Anarchist Assassins of the 1890
In Memory of Louise DeSalvo, a Ground-breaking Scholar and Biographer
Renzo Maietto: Italian American Architect and Entrepreneur, Friend to Steve Bannon
Gilberto Benetton, He Was the Brain Behind the Italian Fashion Label
The MeToo Movement Must Embrace All Women, also the Displaced Ones
The New Barbarians: Tourism and the Destruction of our Planet
Visiting Rural Ethiopia: How to Enjoy the Thrill and Still Be a Responsible Tourist
Puglia is the NIAF 2018 Region of Honor, Special Award for Chef Lidia Bastianich
From the US to Siena, Anthony and the Discovery of Italian Wine Business
