Like most holidays, Easter time is another reason for great Italian tradition and cuisine. The Easter lunch in Italy is a delicious reason for a spectacular meal, great company and a primal celebration of the end of winter and nature’s (not just Christ's) rebirth.
It’s a party. Colavita opens a new branch in New Jersey. From a town of 250, a family firm with its own brand now reaches 70 countries worldwide. In the U.S., the CEO is the young Giovanni Colavita who proudly led us through the new facility. The ribbon cutting ceremony was attended by the mayor of Edison along with representatives of the consular institutions of New York and New Jersey.
Seeing Cities Change is one of two of my recently published books that deal in large part with Italy and Italian America.
When the VH-1 reality television show “Mob Wives” premieres this June, it will include a stop in Elmwood Park. But some Italian-Americans will not be greeting it with open arms.
“Mob Wives: Chicago” has been shooting since December in the Chicago area. One scene takes place inside Baciami! Restaurant and Bar, 18 W. Conti Parkway, in Elmwood Park.
Immaginate una galleria. Adesso, a quella galleria togliete “la galleria”, intesa come sede fisica. Che cosa resta? Rimangono gli artisti e il gallerista, che continuano a fare il loro mestiere pur non avendo uno spazio espositivo. Impossibile? The Pool NYC è la dimostrazione che non solo è possibile ma può anche essere una formula vincente.
Intervista a Luigi Franchin e Viola Romoli.
There is a clear pattern of increasingly negative dramatic images of southern-Italian Americans in American media from the 1970s Godfather movie to the current reality shows. It is a sociologically verifiable FACT that southern-Italian Americans are unique in the pantheon of American ethnic groups portrayed at best as high-minded murderous gangsters (e.g. Godfather) or sadistic sociopaths (e.g. Casino) or the current ‘reality’ show’s mindless buffoons who live for sensual sensations. But, southern-Italian Americans take it in stride – paying it no mind. "Perché"?
MILAN (Dow Jones)--Italian cashmere clothing maker Brunello Cucinelli plans to launch an initial public offering in mid-April and list its stock on the Milan exchange by early May, a person familiar with the situation said Tuesday. Brunello Cucinelli, whose sweaters are worn by Prince William and movie stars such as Daniel Craig, in February filed a request with regulators to list a third of his company's stock.