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Mr. Wonderland: An Immigrant’s Life Finally Rediscovered and Celebrated
Valerio Ciriaci tells the story of the theatrical empire of Sylvester Zefferino Poli, an Italian who emigrated from Tuscany in the late 19th century
Francis and the "Becciu Case": the Cardinal Pilloried Could Be the Victim
Forced to resign by the Pope for an "investigation" published by L'Espresso. Particular suspicions emerge and a plot is not to be excluded
Week of the Italian Language: La Scuola d’Italia in New York Presents “I Ribelli”
Consul General Genuardi: “You represent the most beautiful thing that Italy has in New York, that Italy has in general”
Callaway's “The Sistine Chapel”: The Most Ambitious Photographic Project Ever Seen
This 3-volume masterpiece produced by Callaway Arts, will cost you $22,000 and for some, it will be worth every penny
The Monongah Coal Mine Disaster of 1907 and the Lives of the Widows and Children
More in-depth research debunked some myths and misinformation, and gave us valuable insights into the lives of those left behind
UN is Working to Free Mazara Fishermen Imprisoned in Libya for Three Months
UN doesn't confirm if the intervention was requested by the Italian government. For the victims, the greatest Christmas present is to hug their loved ones again
New York: The Day Hope Returned... Il giorno in cui la speranza tornò
Where were you when Joe Biden and Kamala Harris freed America of Donald Trump? A Photo Reportage by Terry W. Sanders
Columnists
Trump’s Refusal to Concede Defeat: History Repeats Itself, Sometimes as a Farce
Italian Hours
"Tu scendi dalle stelle", Italy’s Beloved Christmas Carol and How It Was Born
Insights on Currents
How Peddling False Optimism and Covid-19 Denial Cost Trump Re-election
Travel Obsession
Visiting Ethiopia: Past the Misconceptions, We Get a New Perspective on America
Modern Connections
Upbeat or Skeptical, We’re Preparing for the Election With Sweet Treats for Stamina
People & Expat
Biden Will Be the New President, but the US Remains Split and Trump Isn't Helping
My Friend Giulio Andreotti and What I Think About the Italian Justice System
Italian Ambassador Armando Verricchio Praises Importance of Columbus Day
NIAF’s Virtual 45th Anniversary Gala Will Honor Dr. Anthony S. Fauci
Farewell to Professor Salvatore Rotella, the Pragmatic Intellectual
Congressman Vito Marcantonio: "Tribune of the People". A Study in Genuine Leadership
Montclair State University: Mark Rotella is the New Director of the Coccia Institute
U.S. & International
Trump's "Welcome" Letter: Dear “Sleepy Joe”, Make Sure to Serve Lots of Kool-Aid
A satirical “fun letter” to Joe Biden: the exiting President gives him a heads-up on what to expect and what to do. Above all, make friends with some dictators
Trump is Furious and Washington is the Captive of His Wall of Lies
Fearful Republicans, worried about the runoff in Georgia, see no evil, hear no evil and speak no evil; on the contrary, they defend him. Biden still without a briefing
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
Trump Against the Democratic Succession to Biden, and His Courtiers Obey
This is the blackest political moment in modern US history, with a president trampling the rules of democracy.
Amid the Biden Win Celebration, Word is: “Trump Won Florida With Disinformation”
WhatsApp is a powerful force in the Latino community and the narrative circulated was that Biden is an idiot and Kamala a Communist
Who Is the “Latino” Voter? Does Such a Person Exist? Time for a Wake-up Call
The community that never was, a one-size-fits-all label that fits nobody. Democrats need to wake up and educate themselves on ethnicity and minorities
My Day as a Poll Observer in Perkasie, Pennsylvania
As an “outside election observer” at an incredibly busy polling station, common sense proves to be enough to defuse an awkward situation
GEN Z Comes to the Rescue: Bury Trump and Trumpism with an Avalanche of Votes
Young people and women can dispel once and for all the Trumpist nightmare that endangers democracy and its values, and not only in America
Can This Ugly Election of 2020 Dispel America’s “Fog of Uncertainty”?
Factionalism, disinformation and division prevail, yet evidence suggests that no matter which candidate wins or loses, America’s ills will not be quickly healed
Are We Ready to Stop Trump Shutting Down the Vote Count on Tuesday Night?
“Choose Democracy” and “Hold the Line” are training citizens and preparing to protect democracy and the integrity of the vote count as we near election night
Trump, like Humpty-Dumpty, Is Heading for a Fall
Billionaires are No-Trumpers, and China and Russia lurk in the wings. Whether he wins or loses a second term, history will still see him as a loser
The Italian Cultural Society of Washington DC Announces ICS Virtual Gala 2020
On Sunday, November 1st, “Reawakening - A Celebration of Italian Innovation, Creativity and the Human Spirit"
At the Biden and Trump Rallies in Florida, a Downpour Finally Cools Hot Tempers
With punishing heat, lack of Covid precautions at Trump’s rally, and flaring confrontations between supporters, the Tampa rally was not for the faint-hearted
Arts
Trinacria Company, the American Theater Company Inspired by Sicily
Interview with Mariagrazia La Fauci who talks about the US actors immersing themselves in Sicilian myths and "Colapesce: An Audio Adventure"
Francesco Fiscardi, an Artist Who Hovers Over NYC from Afar and Evokes Its Vibes
An impressive image of NYC, extending over 2 feet by 2 feet of oil and acrylic on canvas, in exuberant tones of brilliant and vivid colors
Lamborghini’s Huge Flop in Palermo with Letizia Battaglia’s Photos
Controversy over the publicity campaign that features the noted photographer’s images of luxury cars is not appreciated by the local authorities
From Viareggio to Brooklyn, the Universe Inside Angelica Bergamini
The works of a Tuscan artist who moved to New York prompts us to meditate, to the point of attaining self-awareness and freedom
Watching Italian Films in a Transnational Landscape with Áine O’Healy
Italian elisions and inconsistencies in the cinematic representation of migration and displacement
“Hey Boy”: When We Want the American Dream Not to Become a Nightmare
A short exposé that counts on you: Giuseppe De Lauri relies on crowdfunding to bring to life his short movie about immigration in the US
Celebrating Alberto Sordi (1920-2020): A Beloved Roman Icon of Italian Cinema
“Il Centenario – Alberto Sordi: 1920-2020” exhibition opened in Rome on September 16 and will run to January 2021 in his storied villa
Nico Malvaldi’s Photos in New York, Freedom in the Beauty of Being Yourself
Essential, sensual, fun and at times dramatic. The photographer who captures authenticity, free from fiction and forced smiles, in black and white
In Italy, "The Show Must Go On.” But What About in America?
At La Scala opera enchants the audience while the New York Metropolitan Opera House, with 3,800 seats, will remain closed till September 2021
Celebrating St. Francis Today, When His Love for Humanity is Most Needed
From Pope Francis’ Encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti,” to exhibits and publications, “Il poverello” continues to inspire us 800 years later with his love for the world
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.
Italian Trade Commission and Eataly Join to Promote Eat, Shop, Learn Italian-style
Starting in January 2021, the joint project will educate the consumer on the excellence and authenticity that characterize Italian products and traditions
Italian Wine in the US: How the Market Will React After the Pandemic
In NYC many businesses are still closed, in Los Angeles they're closing again. There is concern but the US still remains our reference market
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
A Journal that Promotes Italian Cinema with a Brave and Pioneering Soul
An interview with Professor Flavia Laviosa (Wellesley College), founder of The Journal of Italian Cinema & Media Studies (JICMS)
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
Are Racists Born or Raised? If You're a Racist Don't Blame It on Your DNA
The mapping of the genome has provided ample evidence that our DNA impacts our behavior, but is that the whole story?
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
New York
Foundations Launch "NYC Small Business Resource Network" to Aid Small Businesses
Will Remote Working Kill NY? Reports Exaggerated: NYC Remains Attractive
Tackling the Reopening of NYC Schools in the Fall: A Dilemma with Many Facets
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
Homeless and Freezing in the NYC Winter: Can We Relate From Our Cozy Down Quilts?
A conversation with the gatekeeper of Bamonte's Restaurant
Italian Language and Culture in Public Schools: The Revolution for Bilingualism
The "Sardines" announce New York gathering in newly-released statement
Entrepreneurialism, Positive Education and Keeping Up With Technology
Arts
Virtue Politics: Using the Humanities to Reform Politics in the Renaissance
The IHCC-NY Features Federico Fellini on the 100th Anniversary of His Birth
Antonella Martino, Artist-Illustrator Who Breaks the Rules to Reach for Freedom
A Photographer Travels to Utah to Find the Old West and the New Politics
Roberto Longhi Foundation Exhibits Its Caravaggios at the Capitoline Museums
Karen Lauria Saillant, from Philly to Umbria for the Love of Peace and Opera
Salvatore De Mola, “Inspector Montalbano”: Precision and Innovation for Success
Dynamic Roberto Benigni Hits Bari and Enchantingly Makes Life More Beautiful
On Friday, September 4, the Lincoln Center Will Screen the 1998 film “Sicilia”
Danse Macabre or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Death
For You
Lidia Bastianich: "I Have Confidence in the American Dream and Democracy"
Restaurants May Be Dying Thanks to Covid-19, but Personal Chefs Are Thriving
Italy's Amalfi Coast in the Aftermath of Covid-19: Still Paradise, Waiting for You!
Riapre il Museo della Città di New York con gli artisti che raccontano il coronavirus
Let’s Talk About the Trips We Never Took This Summer, Thanks to Covid-19
Pantelleria, the Island Where You Can Try to Discover the Secret of Immortality
Once the Soul of New York, Restaurants Face an Uncertain Future
Alberto Alesina, Harvard Economist, Died at Age of 63
28 Years After, Wolfgang Achtner Recalls Falcone and What He Wrote at the Time
