The John D. Calandra Institute's Annual Conference promises to be a memorable one in 2012. "Reimagining White Ethnicity: Expressivity, Identity, Race" brings together scholars studying different ethnic groups in contemporary America to redefine the idea of Ethnicity. i-Italy interviewed Dr Joseph Sciorra to know more about the Conference.
Just in time for Mother’s Day! Treat your mom to a Special Class at Perugina’s Legendary Chocolate School!
Soon after noticing the recognizable visage of Frank Sinatra on the electronic marquee at Houston's Hobby Center advertising an upcoming production of the musical Come Fly Away, my thoughts turned to food.
The big act that kicked off the festival was the movie "Italy, Love It or Leave it" by documentary film makers Luca Ragazzi and Gustav Hofer. The movie analyzes all the emotional tugs that push young Italians away or keep them close to home, sometimes in spite of themselves.
What intrigued me most was the menu. In fact, it’s not just seasonal but a daily surprise. Unlike most restaurants that offer daily specials, this restaurant changes the entire menu. So, you won't ever be bored with a routine menu at Room 39.
Anthology Film Archives present, April 26-29, a retrospective encompassing all five feature films (as well as a couple shorts) directed by the vanguard filmmaker, actor, and playwright Carmelo Bene, one of the greatest figures in Italian avant-garde culture.
Fratelli La Bufala comes to New York on Broadway and 76th Street after 110 openings around the world. The brand has come a long way since its inception in 2003, when the “brothers” opened their first restaurant in Naples. i-Italy met two of them before the grand opening next Friday.