In the vibrant setting of Little Italy, among the historic streets of Mulberry and Grand Street, the “Sons of the Sea Award” was presented, an award with a strong symbolic and cultural value that celebrates the roots of Italian emigration […]
Sons of the Sea Award: in New York a golden thread between Naples and Little Italy Read More »
From July 28 to Aug. 2, 2025, the Naples Lighthouse is transformed into a unique stage suspended over the sea to celebrate the city. A narrative marked by music, theater and poetry – through the stories of migration, departures and
Efrem Lamesta, an Italian content creator transplanted to New York, is one of the most original voices on the contemporary digital scene. With a personal style and a strong connection to his cultural identity, he narrates the American metropolis on
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William Geiger, a New York-born U.S. director known for his 2010 film “Free Willy – The Great Escape,” accompanied his Italian-American wife about four years ago to visit an uncle in Sicily. He became fascinated by the Strait of Messina
William Geiger falls under the spell of the Strait of Messina and makes a film of it Read More »
From the threat of U.S. tariffs to climate change and cuts to the new CAP, Massimiliano Giansanti, president of Confagricoltura, denounces the critical issues that threaten the future of Italian and European agriculture and relaunches with a vision based on
Massimiliano Giansanti: “Without agriculture there is no Europe.” Read More »
And the bar eventually stopped at 15. It is not a bingo number or a casino number. It is a number that sets the economic relations of the coming years between two giants of the West such as the United
The lighthouse at Molo San Vincenzo, normally not open to visitors, becomes a suspended stage over the Mediterranean from July 28 to August 2, 2025. For six days-five sunsets and one sunrise-Naples celebrates the 2,500th anniversary of the founding of
From the Naples Lighthouse to Ellis Island: a festival to tell 2,500 years of stories Read More »
The decision to talk about Greece in this torrid New York month of July stems, no doubt, from a desire for white beaches, crystal clear seas and souvlaki for breakfast. There is also a hint of healthy envy toward those
Greece two stops from Manhattan: the Hellenic face of New York City. Read More »
The new episode of the Portraits podcast, hosted by Claudio Brachino for ilNewyorkese, featured two authoritative voices from the world of Italian construction machinery: Filippo Muccinelli Venieri, an entrepreneur at the helm of the historic company Venieri S.p.A. in Lugo
Venieri S.p.A and UNACEA: industry and dreams with construction machinery Read More »
Mysticism and haute couture during “Pitti Uomo” last June, dominated the scene at the Savoy in Florence highlighting the long cassock gown dedicated to the Pope in an atmosphere of great inner elegance and refinement. Franco Puppato well-known Venetian tailor
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