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Things that make you go hmmm...

Anthony Julian Tamburri

Just when you think you're out, they pull you back in... and so I paraphrase the words of the fictional character Michael Corleone in "The Godfather III"

December 19, 2013

Things that make you go hmmm...

Anthony Julian Tamburri

Just when you think you're out, they pull you back in... and so I paraphrase the words of the fictional character Michael Corleone in "The Godfather III"

December 18, 2013

An Interview with Anna Mittone

Traci Andrighetti

Italy's Acclaimed TV Screenwriter Turned Author

Nino e i 3 doni magici. Il folklore italiano sull'AppStore

Marina Melchionda

“Nino e i 3 doni magici” è una storia tutta italiana, che affonda le radici nelle nostre terre, rievocando i nostri valori più antichi, più profondi. Disponibile da Dicembre sull’AppStore, lo storybook ricco di animazioni è disponibile sia in inglese che in italiano. E CappuccinoApps, la startup che l’ha lanciata, promette una trilogia…

Nino and the 3 Magic Gifts. A Traditional Italian Tale on the AppStore

Marina Melchionda

The newly released iPhone and iPad application “Nino and the 3 magic gifts” celebrates Italian folklore and cultural traditions. It’s an “edutainment” tool for kids of all ages: a storybook with fun animations and interactive features to support learning in Italian.

Zampogna: The Soul of Southern Italy

David Marker

Filmed in Sicily, Calabria, Campania and Molise.

Dear Babbo Natale

Judith Harris

Naples is the quintessential Christmas town, and for many families its Nativity scenes - presepi - represent an accumulation of decades of collecting. The whole street of San Gregorio Armeno, in the heart of old Napoli, is a file of storefronts jammed with Nativity figures. But for 28 years another custom has developed: the wishes people of all ages attach to the 24-foot-tall fir tree known as the "Tree of Desires" in the elegant turn-of-the-century Galleria Umberto I. Their wishes are a slice of Neapolitan life.

December 17, 2013

So … What Happened to Little Italy? … Why did the Italians Leave? --- Part I: “The Urban Villagers”

Tom Verso

“I’d go back in a heart beat!” … So ended an interview with an upper-middle class southern-Italian American baby boomer. She was born and raised in one of Rochester, N.Y.’s half-dozen Little Italy neighborhoods. In the 1960s she followed the migration to suburbia and lives in a house bigger then her birth home and the two next to it. Yet, she misses the neighborhood of her childhood. She’s not alone.

Migrants of Yesterday and today

Roberta Michelino

In occasion of International Migrants Day, the 18 of December at United Nation there will be a discussion about the important relationship between migration and development. We interviewed Professor A. J. Tamburri, who will be one of the panelists at the conference

Ministro D’Alia: “Il settore pubblico é il motore dell’economia”

Roberta Michelino

Conferenza stampa a New York di Gianpiero D’Alia. Il Ministro per la Pubblica Amministrazione e Semplificazione era giá stato in precedenza a Washington per incontri istituzionali

December 15, 2013

2013 Year In Review

Johnny Meatballs DeCarlo

Many milestones and many to come in 2014

When Truffles Become a Family Story

Valeria Vinci

Behind the great variety of products presented by la Rustichella, there is an old recipe belonging to Nonna Maria and Sergio Brugnoli's great determination to bring high quality Italian products to the rest of the world. This is an interview with his daughter, Francesca Brugnoli, who, along with the rest of the family, works hard at bringing the brand abroad.

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