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"The Purgatory Trial of Vito Marcantonio": A Play on the Progressive Politician
The show was written and performed by Roberto Ragone and directed by Art Bernal, with introductory remarks by Professor Gerald Meyer
President of the World Parliament María Fernanda Espinosa: Reflections and Power
Exclusive interview with the President of the UN General Assembly on the migrant crisis, climate, multilateralism vs. sovereignty and… her powers
Memories of The Italian Hill in St. Louis, Missouri
With a church inspired by Milan's Sant’Ambrogio, and a wealth of Italian culture, it's a reminder that not all the Italian immigrants ended up in Brooklyn.
Italo-Venezuelans Who Feel Betrayed by Rome That Fails to Support Them
Reportage from Caracas, while the Italian government still does not recognize Guaidó, and the political, economic and humanitarian crisis keeps growing
Stefano Vaccara Receives the Amerigo Award for Journalism for Best Website
Ceremony held at the US Consulate in Florence as La Voce di New York is proclaimed “an editorial experiment without precedent in Italian journalism”
Columnists
An American Girl in Italy
Should I Stay, or Should I Go? On Finding Joy in Turin
New York State of Wine
Chalk Hill in Sonoma County: Where Mother Nature Decides for Us
L'informatore
ItalianSongWriters.com: Italian Singers and Songwriters in English
People & Expat
Now that I Live in His Country, My Reflective Images of Nonno in New York
My Friend Natale Mondo, the Sicilian Cop Killed Twice But Not Only by the Mafia
What Does It Mean to Be Italian American? I Have No Idea
Chambersburg: What's Left of the Italians’ ’Burg
The Season of Return to the South: A Christmas Trip
U.S. & International
Castelnuovo di Porto: The Politics of Scapegoat and the Demand for a Future
Castelnuovo is the marker of a subtle but highly significant leap in the political and symbolic use of the refugee issue
Communication, Empathy and the Crisis of Multilateralism: Gassman's Lesson to Us
Some reflections on the Global Compact for Migration inspired by a 1950's film shot at the UN Headquarters and starring Vittorio Gassman
The Music Industry, Still a Men's Business: a UN Workshop to Change the Trend
On January 16th, the 'Women Professionals in the Music Industry' event, sponsored by the Permanent mission of Peru to the UN
The Worst Refugee Crisis in Latin American History Is Within Our Reach
I travelled to Cúcuta, Colombia, on the border with Venezuela to meet refugees and understand the crisis that threatens to destabilize Latin America
Journalism as a Vocation: Being Young Reporters in Dangerous Countries
Julett (Venezuela), Urvashi (India) and Noelia (Nicaragua) attended the UN’s Reham Al-Farra Memorial Journalism Fellowship last fall
From Being Part of the Erasmus Generation to a Convinced Eurosceptic
How the EU and Nationalisms destroyed the European dream of the Erasmus Generation
Antonio Guterres: Human Rights Part of UN's Very Identity
UN Secretary-General's remarks to General Assembly on the 70th anniversary of Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Identity? It Is like Drinking Coke When You Are Thirsty
European Elections are coming: will mainstream parties be swept away in a landslide or will they be able to reduce the damage and survive?
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?
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.
Arts
The eMPathia Jazz Duo Is Back in NY to Bestow their Authentic World Music on Us
Italian singer Mafalda Minnozzi and New York guitarist Paul Ricci: two citizens of the world and two musical souls that vibrate in unison.
Andrea Spiga, the Photographer Who Immortalizes Centenarians
An interview with the young Sardinian photographer who renders immortal subjects of one hundred years or more with her high-quality shots
Celebrations for 500th Anniversary of Leonardo's Death
The Italian genius died at 67 on May 2, 1519 near Amboise in France where he’d lived his last three years as a guest of the French King Francis I
The Divine Comedy: A Poem that Makes Students and Prisoners Recite Together
Dante’s continued relevance is affirmed as he is interpreted across the world – from the USA, with prisoners and students, to Italian piazze, to Kenya
Gay Talese on Italian American Writers: The Epitomy
A video conversation with the famous author and journalist on the occasion of a conference on Frank Sinatra held at Hofstra University in 2015
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
With Andy Warhol from A to B and back again... to the Future!
In this great exhibition by the Whitney Museum, you realize that Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and all the devilry to come, were invented by him.
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’
"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"
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
Food & Wine
Vitantonio Lombardo: the First Michelin-Starred Chef in Matera
An interview with the chef who was awarded this prestigious recognition for his namesake restaurant, opened only in June of last year.
The aspect of your work that you like the most? The constant changes, which depend on the seasons, the products, people, and situations. This constant challenge inspires me to improve constantly”, Lombardo told me.
Passing Through Grace with Ripasso Wines
What is interesting about Valpolicella is that it can be transformed into a more complex wine by going through a “Ripasso” process
Robert Mondavi Winery: Home Is Where Your Potential Lies
Back in November, I was enchanted by a lunch I spent with the legendary Robert Mondavi Winery Director of Winemaking, Geneviève Janssens
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
Giusti Wine, Villa Sandi and the Challenge of Raising Our Hopes Up
The inspiring stories of two brave producers in the Asolo Prosecco DOCG area of Veneto, Italy
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 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
New York
From the Lower East Side to the East Village – The Sidewalks of New York
"Cynthia in Blunderland”, or How New York City Lost Control of Its Jails
Long Island City: Soon to Be Amazon Heights
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
Arts
"Isabella Unmasked": the Italian Commedia dell'Arte Is Coming to New York
Armenia at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and in Venice
"The Good Ground": Celebrating Italy's Film Tradition and Beauty
Italy’s Most Important Modern and Contemporary Art Fair Returns to Turin
Valentina Marino in “East 75th Street”: New York Jazz with Italian Blood
Iván Fischer and the Accademia Teatro alla Scala Launch Their Tour in the US
Jacopo Comin: Probably the Last Great Painter of the Italian Renaissance
Ellen Lockhart on the Singing Statues and Animated People of Enlightenment Italy
"The Black Image Corporation", in Milan an Exhibition on African American Culture
Shots of Neorealism: The Rebirth of Italy Through the Eyes of Photography
For You
Looking for “Italia” in Little Italies. Just How “Italian” Are Italian-Americans?
What Does Christmas Look Like in an Italian American Family?
A Service for the Rights of Detainees: Siciliano and the Story of “His” San Vittore
My Italian Thanksgiving: Making a Home away from Home
At-home Genomic Monitoring: DxTerity's Founder Talks Biotechnology Innovation
It Is Time to Take Another Look at the Italian Anarchist Assassins of the 1890
Idea Festival Is Inspired by Italian Culture: But How Do Italian Americans Fit In?
Andrew Gatti and His Experience Studying Photography in Florence
In Memory of Louise DeSalvo, a Ground-breaking Scholar and Biographer
