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Liberty Meets Beauty
We love New York, from where we write, and we want to tell it to Italians.
We love Italy, and we want to tell it to the world.
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A Great Russian River Vineyard and the Memory of a Beloved Son Live On
Now sold to Roederer, the Merry Edwards Winery is still being led by strong women, but it is the soul of Merry’s son that lives on at Warrens’ Hill
Pantelleria, the Island Where You Can Try to Discover the Secret of Immortality
Encounters with some of the intriguing inhabitants, from Asterix to Mangiaforte, ‘Fellinian’ characters who thrive in the magnetic field of this Sicilian island
The Global Monitor of Covid-19’s Impact on Democracy and Human Rights
How well have democracies and non-democracies managed the Covid-19 pandemic and what effect has it had on their institutions? IDEA aims to find out
Trump’s 4th of July Speech Strategy: Demonize Your Opposition to Bolster Polls
Trump shamelessly rewrites history and current events, misrepresenting peaceful protests as violent mobs, and subverting the very values that founded the US
A Culinary Pandemic: America and High-Quality Italian Foods During the Lockdown
As the Covid-19 panic spread in March 2020, and people started hoarding food, the commercial life of Italian food home delivery changed dramatically
My Reflections as a White Italian Woman on the Protests of Black People in the U.S.
As a H.S. student, I lived not far from Ferguson, MO, and some of my friends became cops. Here are 4 lessons for Italians on racism and how to fight against it
America Burns? Long Live America, Its Cyclical History Remains in Motion
We would fear more for the American Dream if instead of protesting the racist homicide of George Floyd, young people stayed away because of COVID-19
Columnists
Real City
(The New) NYC: Perpetually a Work in Progress, But We Rise to the Challenge
Fuori dal Bozzolo
Museo degli Innocenti: Entrepreneurs Who Donated Beauty Even to the Most Humble
The Italian Diaspora
Public Monuments and Indro Montanelli: A Case of Misdirected Reverence?
Insights on Currents
Paolo Sorrentino: Attracting an Audience with Visual Beauty and Quirky Narrative
Visti da New York
Donald Trump Uses Coronavirus As an Alibi to Assassinate the American Dream
People & Expat
A Journal that Promotes Italian Cinema with a Brave and Pioneering Soul
Alberto Alesina, Harvard Economist, Died at Age of 63
28 Years After, Wolfgang Achtner Recalls Falcone and What He Wrote at the Time
Celebrating April 25th with Our Video Story About NY, La Voce and Liberty
Are Racists Born or Raised? If You're a Racist Don't Blame It on Your DNA
Remembering Robert Viscusi: Erudition, Largesse, Beneficence
Homeless and Freezing in the NYC Winter: Can We Relate From Our Cozy Down Quilts?
U.S. & International
Mattarella to Trump: "My Best Wishes for Our Friend, the American People"
Message of the President of the Italian Republic, Sergio Mattarella, to the President of the United States, Donald Trump, on Independence Day
The COVID-19 Crisis Threatens Democracy: An IDEA to Defend it
The coronavirus has exposed strengths and weaknesses nationally and globally. The UN will be crucial to ensure the effectiveness of aid initiatives
George Floyd’s Killing, Police Brutality and Outrage: America Says "Enough”!
Chauvin’s actions clearly show that he did not see Floyd's life worth protecting, but also that he did not expect to be punished for his actions
Women and Children Excluded From the Future Italy? The Reaction to Post Covid-19
We must hurry, before it's too late! In Italy they are responding to the crisis of women and youth unemployment, we now appeal to the USA.
Free Speech, Opinions and Ignorance. Where to Draw the Line?
No freedom is ever unlimited, to really work freedom has to have a boundary: respect for others
UNHCR Launches an Alert: 1 Out of 97 People Worldwide Are Refugees
On the eve of World Refugee Day, Filippo Grandi delivers a report to the Security Council and the message of UNSG Guterres
Still Millions of Child Brides in the World: Let’s Honor Their Sacrifice with a Statue
In Italy the controversy over Montanelli’s statue is raging because he never repented for his “Child Bride” 80 years ago, but let’s talk about the actual crime
Not Every Statue is Fascist or Racist: Columbus Does Not Share Rizzo’s Values
Before taking down statues, we need to ask why were they erected? The Italian-Americans’ motivations for Columbus were and are legitimate to this day
Global Alert: Covid-19 Is the Perfect Pretext for Limiting Freedom of the Press
For Reporters Without Borders and Amnesty International, many governments are using the coronavirus as an excuse to suspend constitutional guaranties
NIAF Protests the Destruction of Christopher Columbus Statues in the US
The Italian American Foundation condemns the defacement and removal of Columbus statues across the nation
Alarm at the UN: Covid-19 Ravages the World and Deepens World Hunger
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres warns us about the impact of coronavirus on food security and nutrition
The Greatest Display of Civility? Respect the Sacrifices Made During the Lockdown
It’s reasonable to worry about the increasing spread of Covid-19 as a result of the recent widespread protests
Covid-19 Pandemic, Racism and Riots: Is God Asleep at the Switch Or is He Angry?
Ours is a nation that not only allows for religious expression, but it encourages it. But religion needs to be practiced responsibly
Arts
Milton Glaser, Creator of Iconic “I ❤️ New York” Logo Dies at 91
The quintessential New Yorker and National Medal of the Arts award recipient was among the most celebrated graphic designers in the US
InItaliano: Bilingualism Matters Now More Than Ever for Social Harmony
Needing to talk to children about Covid19 has motivated us to contribute three wonderful books that have been translated into multiple languages
Ending World Hunger? The Value of a Life When a Few Paintings Can Feed Millions
Worldwide, millions of children starve while billions of dollars are spent by art collectors. Is the world of 'fine art’ still morally justifiable?
State vs. Church: Uffizi Director Provokes Controversy Over Who Owns Sacred Art?
Should museums return art that was originally created for churches to their original locations?
The Uffizi’s Latest Purchase: A Rare Panoramic Print of Renaissance Florence
Eike Schmidt, the Director, announces the rare find that had previously been owned by an unsuspecting NYC Upper West Side resident
Angelo Bartlett Giamatti, Yale and the Battle for Fairness in America
Interview with Neil Proto on his book about the legendary A. Bartlett Giamatti, President of Yale University and Commissioner of Major League Baseball
"This is Me Eating___": Challenging Us to Ponder Our Relationship to Food
We saw the first few episodes of the virtual series produced by Et Alia Theater: “This is Me Eating___”, and it is definitely worth reflecting upon.
The Show Must Go On... Line! NYC Theaters at the Time of Coronavirus
Many Broadway and off-Broadway companies have opened their archives and made them available online to keep performances alive.
Know Thyself: Ingrid Rossellini and Her Legendary Family's Passion for History
In the last “Tutti A Casa!” episode, Stefano Albertini interviewed the scholar and teacher to discuss her latest book and her father, Roberto Rossellini
Author Sara Hosey and Her Love Song to '90's Queens, "Iphigenia Murphy"
A coming-of-age story, the novel takes us on an adventure with Iffy, the girl that "nobody looks for", and what happens when home is a dangerous place.
Food & Wine
Italian Wine Market: In Spite of Everything, Still Selling at the Time of Coronavirus
Wine production slows down, events are cancelled, trade and tourism are collapsing, but wine consumption in Italy has increased thanks to the lockdown
Maybe a new tendency will be born that will discover the online market of Italian wines, and new opportunities will emerge for those businesses that will bet on the market and invest in the economic growth.
The Cost of Harvesting Green Grapes to Save Wine in the Time of the Coronavirus
Green harvesting and voluntary distillation proposed to the Minister of Agriculture in Italy to prevent the collapse of the Italian wine market.
J. Lohr Vineyards: Becoming a Wine-making Pioneer with a Salt-of-the-Earth Outlook
In 1972, Jerry Lohr planted vines in Monterey with his own hands to develop the untapped potential of viticulture and winemaking in the Central Coast of California
Apericena like in Le Marche! Is NYC Ready to Embrace this Beloved Italian Ritual?
The new restaurant Cremini's in Brooklyn's Carroll Gardens, introduces a charming version of Happy Hour with a menu that showcases specialties of the Marche region
As European Wine Tariff War Comes to a Head, We Worry About American Businesses
Colavita and Panebianco explain how tariffs against European olive oil and wine will hurt the American mom-and-pop stores and the economy at large
Many Paths Can Lead to A Great Life, and There Are Many Ways to Make a Great Wine
There is no single way to plant, manage or sustain a grape vine, and there is no single ultimate destiny for the vine that determines its worth
A conversation with the gatekeeper of Bamonte's Restaurant
He tried to retire five times, but he just can't leave Brooklyn's 118 year old restaurant
Maritozzo: Rome’s Only Native-Son Sweet Gets Its Own Celebration
From ancient to modern, sweet to savory, as lovers’ pledge or phallic symbol, the “maritozzo” is laden with history and tradition
The Sweetest Challenge: A Judge Tells Us About Twissen’s Tiramisù World Cup
Everything you need to know about the championship for the world’s best tiramisu. You too can enter it to win.
Entrepreneurialism, Positive Education and Keeping Up With Technology
As the economic and social landscape changes, so education is about to live a new age.
New York
Covid-19, Protests and Urban Crowding: What is the Forecast for NYC Real Estate?
Cheat Death NYC: Grandiosity and Paradoxes at the Time of Coronavirus
Italian Language and Culture in Public Schools: The Revolution for Bilingualism
The "Sardines" announce New York gathering in newly-released statement
She Really Did Build NYC: Brooklyn Honors Mother Cabrini, Despite the City
Pinot Wines from the Volcanic Soils of Germany
Climate Strikers in Utah Tell Us What They Think About Greta and Trump
Columbus Day: It Takes a Village to Make It Happen, but What Is It Really About?
Il mio 9-11, quando vedendo il secondo aereo, gridai a Lucio Caputo di scappare
The Sorrows of a Fading City: What's Next for NYC’s Commercial Spaces?
Arts
Gli Uffizi Galleries in Florence: How We’re Coping with the Covid-19 Pandemic
History 2.0: Trying To Make Sense of It All in the Time of Coronavirus
“Finding Joseph Tusiani: The Poet of Two Lands”: il documentario con Furio Colombo
My Two Favorite Places, New York and Italy, Touched by the Coronavirus Pandemic
May Pope Francis’ Two Miracle-Workers Kill Coronavirus!
The New Coronavirus Psycho-Character Syndromes Come from Manzoni
Today is Dantedì: Celebrate the Great Poet with Casa Italiana at 5:00 pm LIVE on FB
Raphael, Renaissance Superstar, Celebrated in Mega Show, “Raffaello 1520-1483”
The Violins of Cremona's Ancient Luthiers Played by Andrea Obiso in New York
Venice and Its Revered Book Connection Since 1362
For You
Once the Soul of New York, Restaurants Face an Uncertain Future
The Time in Pantelleria That I Dreamed of Hannibal's Elephant After Turi's Story
“Il Canto Degli Italiani” Finally Unites Italy During the Coronavirus Crisis
Legendary Eateries in Venice’s Piazza San Marco: History, Glamour and Staying Power
Volunteering When Traveling Abroad: I Wanted to Save the Turtles, But I Was Wrong
“I’m Having a Crisis”: Who and What to Look for When You Need a Therapist
Sabrina Verlezza Cipriani, the "Queen of Manners", Explains the ‘Galateo Rules’
“Acqua Alta” In Venice. Bonacini Tells the Press: Stop the Fake News and Exaggerations
Danny Aiello Did Much More Than the Right Thing
