At the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, an exhibition dedicated to John Singer Sargent celebrates the link between the American artist and the Mediterranean, tracing a central moment in his life. In particular, the exhibition traces a pivotal […]
The exhibition at the MET chronicling Sargent’s summer on Capri Read More »
We all have our kryptonite. Yes, I’m talking about that thing we resort to when we subconsciously want to hurt ourselves. When life gets out of hand. When we feel lost, alone, misunderstood. For some, for example, it is food.
Wellness is not a matter of physical fitness, yet we still believe in it Read More »
During an interview given to the microphones of ilNewyorkese’s “Portraits” podcast, Daniele Cattaneo, founder of the Immobiltrade company and president of the National Association of Real Estate Developers (ANSVI), recounted his professional experience and his vision regarding a figure, that
Daniele Cattaneo: “From Turin to New York, building more humane and sustainable cities.” Read More »
We welcomed Leonardo Bagnoli, president of Sammontana Holding, to our interview box in the Italian Pavilion at Summer Fancy Food to talk about the history and new projects of one of the most iconic Italian ice cream brands ever. The
Sammontana, Bagnoli: “Our story representing Italian-ness but with American elements.” Read More »
Ettore Santucci has lived and worked in Boston for forty years, where he leads the firm’s Italy Practice. With a career built between Italy and the United States, he has seen first-hand the evolution-and today’s tension-of global economic relations. He
Global economy and Italy: we talk about it with Ettore Santucci Read More »
Why not? Why do purists and politically reunified turn up their noses, to be euphemistic, when they hear Nobel Peace Prize juxtaposed with Donald Trump? The president cares about it, dreams about it, aspires to it. As was the case
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FIFA’s last-ditch plan as low attendance and plummeting prices tarnish the tournament’s image With the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup semifinals approaching—Fluminense vs Chelsea on Tuesday, July 8, and Real Madrid vs Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday, July 9—the global governing
FIFA Club World Cup: Few Sellouts and Slashed Ticket Prices Ahead of the Semifinals Read More »
From his studio in Boston, where he lives and works, Francesco Rizzo Marullo closely follows developments in U.S. economic policies, and in particular the long shadow of U.S. tariffs announced by Donald Trump last April 2, then frozen but ready
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On the occasion of the 2025 edition of the Summer Fancy Food Show, which featured Italy as a Partner Country, we interviewed Bill Lynch, president of the Specialty Food Association. With more than two decades of experience in the industry,
Bill Lynch: “Made in Italy is passion, history and innovation” Read More »
On the information portal hbritalia.it, philosopher and professor Luciano Floridi-director of the Center for Digital Ethics at Yale University-recently published an enlightening article that invites reflection on a phenomenon that is as widespread as it is underestimated: semantic pareidolia, or
