Walking among the skyscrapers of that stretch of Fifth Avenue famous for shopping and New York’s most classic attractions such as Rockefeller Center, the Top of the Rock, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the last thing one pays attention to are […]
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One of the world’s most celebrated cinematographers, Dante Spinotti has worked with directors such as Michael Mann and Barry Levinson, contributing to such international film masterpieces as Heat, L.A. Confidential and The Insider. Born in Italy, Spinotti is considered an
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Andrea Prencipe, economist, scholar of organization and innovation, and former dean of Luiss, was a guest on the Portraits podcast, hosted by Claudio Brachino for theNewyorker. Prencipe has always been an advocate of interdisciplinarity and, despite a background in science,
Innovation according to Andrea Prencipe: “Let’s not abandon thinking to machines.” Read More »
America First hammers into the night. It is a nonsense according to many analysts, the great star-studded behemoth once again becoming the world’s gendarme beyond Trump’s election promises: national interest first, no unnecessary wars around the world let alone exporting
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British actress and filmmaker Trudie Styler presented in Los Angeles the documentary I Can Enter, born of her first encounter with Naples. Invited by MAD Entertainment and supported by RAI, Styler traveled through the city with fresh eyes, literally knocking
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In the landscape of international food fairs, few events carry the symbolic and commercial weight of New York’s Summer Fancy Food Show. And while 2025 marks a grand comeback for many exhibitors, for Italy it represents consolidation. For the first
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Hearings have begun in the Chamber of Deputies on Bill No. 2369, a measure intended to revolutionize services for Italian citizens abroad. A technical reform only on the surface. Behind the promised simplification lies a shift that could reshape—and hinder—the
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For more than twenty-five years Claudio Pagliara, recently appointed director of the Italian Cultural Institute in New York, has been reporting on the world for RAI, living as a correspondent in some of the most neuralgic points of the planet.
Democracy clinging to a missile. It is a simplified but powerful image of the reasoning affecting the world in these hours. The primary object is the ongoing war between Israel and Iran, with the former attacking nuclear sites and the
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Entrepreneur, author, longtime expat. Annalisa Menin lived for 20 years in the United States, where she dealt with an early bereavement and built a new life. Her personal journey is also the emotional basis of her books, including the latest
The Anna(lisa Menin) to come: “I will always remain the girl from New York.” Read More »
