Interviews

Taking place today, Sept. 24, in the Naumberg Bandshell in Central Park, is the evening organized by Opera Italiana is in the Air, a cultural initiative led by conductor and founder Alvise Casellati. We interviewed him, to let him tell […]

Next Sept. 19 starting at 7:00 p.m. is set for a new and unmissable concert by Molise-born jazz singer Chiara Izzi, a singer-songwriter and composer now an adopted New Yorker in her own right. The appointment is at the Zerilli-Marinò

Sometimes it happens that the American dream lurks in the most recondite assumptions, so much so that – listening to the events – one wonders where the illusion ends and reality begins. This is the case of Raffaella Galliani, a

I am going to describe a singular story in a world where, as they say a little banally, the mold of talent and genius has been lost. Sure, there’s Bill Gates, but do you want to put Einstein or Da

Who better than Andrea Goldstein could put together a comprehensive picture of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, profiling not only sports but also economics, politics and customs? All of us now, after we stop walking to go hoeing or to

Olga Urbani is a sunny entrepreneur active in the food sector as the owner of ‘Truffleland,’ a truffle and porcini mushroom company, near Norcia, in the Valnerina. And since he also enjoys a good ecological conscience, his truffle tree production

An associate professor of Economic Policy at the Department of Social Sciences at Naples’ Federico II University, Mita Marra is working earnestly and tirelessly to build an increasingly solid bridge between academic institutions and the business world, especially in the

Alain Elkann is one of the greatest witnesses of Italian reputation in the world thanks to his extraordinary international career in journalism, literature, academia and art. A truly eclectic and experienced figure, he received, among his most recent awards, the

Dr. Fabiana Gregucci is an Italian university researcher and administrative director specializing in oncology. Currently working at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York, Dr. Gregucci tells us in this interview how her “American dream” began long before she physically arrived

He did not fail to meet with the Tri-State Italian community despite a busy schedule even here in New York. Stefano Bonaccini, the outgoing governor of Emilia Romagna, newly elected to the European Parliament with almost 400,000 preferences, arrived in