Interviews

“Memory is not just a bridge to the past, but a living force that can unite distant lands and different generations. To tell the stories of those who are gone is to bring them home, at least in words.” Agnese […]

LOS ANGELES – It’s a special moment for Cynthia Sleiter, who was nominated for an Oscar for the sets for Conclave, Edward Berger’s thriller starring Ralph Fiennes and Sergio Castellitto filmed in Rome, Cinecittà and the Reggia di Caserta. She

Fabrizio Mancinelli is one of the few Italians in the running for the 2025 Oscars, thanks to his nomination for the live action short film Anuja. An internationally renowned composer, Mancinelli has built a solid career between Hollywood and Italy,

President Pimpinella, what is Italy’s role in the global digital economy scenario? Our country is a leading reference point for the world economy particularly in the sectors expressing the made-in-Italy macro area. The digitization of the economy and services, however,

From the “Portraits” podcast of theNewyorker, hosted by Claudio Brachino Born in Perugia, with academic and professional experiences between Europe, China and the United States, Michael Cascianelli is now CEO and Head of School at the Scuola d’Italia Guglielmo Marconi

From the Traiano district of Naples to the heart of America, Antonio Giacomini tells The New Yorker about his vision for Innovaway: an Italian company that focuses on skills, sustainability, inclusion and innovation to meet global challenges. How and when

Marta is a content creator and influencer – or, as she prefers to call herself, a “Storyteller.” She has lived in New York City since 2010 and, for the past several years, has been chronicling her life through NYPicsAndTips.com, a

Welcome to Claudio Brachino’s new appointment with Portraits, our video podcast series for Buongiorno America and all the newspapers that are part of Buongiorno America, we also call them Portraits, not because we are fond of Anglicism, but because we

Salvatore Lima is living proof that the American dream exists, but it requires courage, sacrifice and dedication. Arriving in New York 32 years ago from his native San Giorgio a Cremano, Salvatore started from the bottom, facing a long apprenticeship

“It’s all a long learning journey. If there’s one certainty when you start, it’s that the path will never be linear. You can try to imitate others’ successes, but your needs will always be unique, and you must be ready