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News
Trump's War on "Fake News": The Ripple Effect on Journalists Around the World
U.S. President Trump's "enemy of the people" narrative unleashes global tyrants' desire to silence journalists.
Climate Change: For IPCC Preventing Catastrophe is Improbable, Unless...
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is warning that a 1.5 degree increase in the earth's climate has devastating effects and is near unpreventable.
MeToo, Kavanaugh & Nobel: October 5th's Message to Sexual Assault Survivors
The MeToo anniversary, Nobel Peace Prize, and Kavanaugh vote mark a grim moment in dismantling the global patriarchy.
Trump on Sovereignty: "Make Their Countries Great Again"
Trump outlines his definition of sovereignty to the UNGA: nations who support American interests.
The “Piranhas” of New York: Beyond Hypocrisy, the Big Apple as seen by Roberto Saviano
A conversation in Manhattan with the author, who will present his novel “The Piranhas” (“La paranza dei bambini”) on September 13
Columnists
Real City
Staten Island, Not Only a "Bedroom Community": the Forgotten Borough
Fuori dal Bozzolo
Rediscovering the Middle Ages at the Northern Tip of Manhattan
Italian Hours
Jacopo Comin: Probably the Last Great Painter of the Italian Renaissance
People & Expat
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
Business, Innovation and Art Lead to New Work Conceptions
Non-Compromised Pendulum: the Book on Legendary Boxing Coach Cus D'Amato
How Much do Italians Love their Country?
U.S. & International
Populism: Identity is the Issue; Eradicating it is Not the Solution
Populism feeds on the evocation of conspiring evil elites, but the politics of hope cannot be eradicated as if it were cholera.
We Haven’t Learned Much from the Kavanaugh Hearings, but one Thing...
Politics today is driven not by truth and justice but tribalism, the interests of the party instead of the nation.
The Result of Saudi-Iranian Proxy War: The Worst Man-made Humanitarian Crisis
The crisis in Yemen is the outcome of years of Saudi-Iranian Cold War. The UAE, US and UK are complicit in creating this humanitarian crisis.
Guterres Calls for More Ambitious Climate Action, but Needs to Place Blame
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres delivered a speech calling for world leaders and young people to confront the "existential threat" of climate change.
My Memories of Zio Ferdinando: The Spirit in the Stone Walls of Vallemaio
When I recall Vallemaio, the macere always materialize first, those hand-made dry rock terraces found all over the Mediterranean
As National Prison Strike Ends, More Awareness but No Meaningful Change
Detainees in U.S. prisons demanded, among other things, the elimination of free or cheap labor, that allows inmates to be paid as little as two cents per hour
UN on Idlib: A Council Without Heroes... But One
UN Special Envoy for Syria de Mistura appeals to humanitarianism in a Security Council fueled by vicious geopolitics.
U.S. Push Nicaragua's Government into the Scrutiny of the U.N., but not All Listen
United States, Nicaragua and Venezuela cling to historical narratives but a true concern for human rights is not believed
Syria's Crisis on Edge: Staffan de Mistura, the Last Hope for Idlib
Assad's regime with Russia ready to attack a city with millions of civilians and refugees trapped. The UN Special Envoy appeals to prevent the bloodshed
Orban & Co.: The Siren of Identity That Is Seducing Europe
The weakening of universalistic values cannot be counteracted simply by appealing to them: we have to understand why that siren is so popular
Arts
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
"The Black Image Corporation", in Milan an Exhibition on African American Culture
Presented at the Osservatorio Prada and conceived by Theaster Gates, it spotlights the legacy of the Johnson Publishing Company’s archives
Shots of Neorealism: The Rebirth of Italy Through the Eyes of Photography
The exhibits at the Grey Art Gallery and NYU’s Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò highlight photography’s contribution to the movement
The Spectacle of Mathematics, in Arielle Saiber’s Measured Words
Through figures and equations, Renaissance mathematicians explore representation and identity.
Pontormo's Masterpieces at the Morgan Library & Museum
"Pontormo: Miraculous Ecounters" is on at the Morgan Library until January 6th. From here it will travel to the Getty Museum in February
Leonardo Da Vinci Still Making Headlines
Yet even after 500 years the famous Italian polymath and artist recently made headlines on two separate dates and for two separate reasons
Children of the Revolution: a Day with Tony Visconti
«Music today isn’t quite as good as it was in the Seventies until the Nineties. Now [...] they are selling fewer records than ever before»
Italian Dual Language Program in New York: An Endangered Species?
The low numbers of enrolled pre-k children DL @ PS242 in Manhattan may put the Italian DL at risk: Parents, act now, we can still make it!
Sailor, a Story of Immigration, Love, and Death in New York City
A play by Mariagrazia De Luca and Elle Sunman premiering Monday, July 30th, and Tuesday, July 31st at the Gene Frankel Theater in Soho
Marlene Luce Tremblay at Villa Carlotta showcasing her new series “Aenigma’’
The Italian Cultural Heritage never seen before at Villa Carlotta in Lake Como where art and nature are featured
With De Padova in New York, the Art of Living is Made in Italy
The iconic brand of Italian design arrives in Manhattan with its first North American flagship reflecting its contemporary soul and its timeless aesthetics
Food & Wine
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...
“Many think of Georges Duboeuf, from Beaujolais, France, as a marketing genius bringing the celebratory energy of Beaujolais Nouveau, as well as his “Flower” wines and other neighboring producers, to countries all over the world, yet his true genius is rooted in his deep relationships with the people of the area and his desire to share the spirit of this special wine region with the world.”
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...
Buon Appetito, Pope Francis! Discovering the Vatican through Traditions and Food
What does Pope Francis usually eat? And what about the previous popes?
Giovanni Colavita: A Passion for the Most Famous Molisan Oil in America
An interview with the CEO of Colavita USA, the first Italian brand to introduce extra virgin olive oil Made in Italy to the American market
New York
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
Unexpectedly in New York: Places Out of Time
Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino Returns with a New Sound and a Tour to Promote it
New York, City of Dreamers
Living on Fifth Avenue: the Pros and the Cons (If You Can Find Any...)
Arts
The Concept of Baths in Ancient Rome: From Taboo to Sumptuous Architecture
James G. Turner Uncovers the Erotic Dimensions of Italian Renaissance Art
Lucia Dacome on the First Anatomical Models and their Makers
Discovering the Majestic Romanesque St. Nicholas Basilica in Bari
"Visconti", a Complete Retrospective of the Italian Cinema Titan, at Lincoln Center
Happy Birthday, Young Dude! Seventy-Nine Won’t be Cheapo Wine
Design in Wonderland: the Icons Made in Italy and the Experimental Avant-garde
IDACO NYC: Where Dance and Art Meet in New York
Dario D'Ambrosi Brings to the Scene the Discomfort of Mental Illness
The Sicily-New Orleans Connection: Jazz is the Art of Encounter par Excellence
For You
An Interview with Irene Sino, from Odessa with Love
Sarah, Teaching English in Italy, with a Passion for... Pasta Fresca
A Migrant's Search for Home and Family
Loneliness Can Kill: Communication in the Age of Technology
Gestures, Body Language and their Meanings in Different Countries
The Rebirth of a Nation: the Rebuilding and Restoration of Life
From Milan to Sicily, Stuart’s Return to the Past
The Entrepreneurship in Northeast Italy: Its Mantra Is "Knows-How-To-Do"
Shin Dong-Hyunk, on the Other Side of the Barbed Wire: “My Escape from the Prison Camps of Kim”
