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Salvo Randazzo e l'Opera

Fabio Russomando

Salvo Randazzo, cantante di Pop Opera Style dalla Sicilia. Una vera propria fuga di "ugola la sua. Con il suo stile rilancia alcuni dei classici italiani come "O sole mio" e "Mamma". La sua storia tra difficoltà e successi

Addio a Lucio Dalla, grande voce della musica italiana

Maria Rita Latto

Lucio Dalla, uno dei cantautori piu' amati in patria, e' scomparso il 1 Marzo a Montreux, in Svizzera, durante il suo tour europeo. Ripercorriamo alcuni dei momenti piu' importanti della sua carriera

Arts & Tannery 2012: Italian Leather is Trendy for All Seasons

Francesca Giuliani

Take a peek into the latest fashion trends with i-Italy! We have visited Arts&Tannery Spring/Summer 2012, the boutique-expo held by the Italian Leather System and the Italian Trade Commission where the Italian leather manufacturers unveil their exclusive collections for the upcoming season.

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Amerigo’s America opens Wednesday in NYC

The Florentines Around the World Association and the European School of Economics, in collaboration with the Assembly of Tuscans Around the World and St John’s University, is organising an exhibition entitled “Amerigo’s America – Florence and the Merchants of the New World” dedicated to Amerigo Vespucci on the anniversary of the fifth centenary of his death.

Source: Florence Daily News
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L'Italia con l'Africa contro la pratica delle mutilazioni genitali femminili

MGF: verso la messa al bando universale giovedì 01 marzo 2012 “Una data indubbiamente da ricordare”. Così, a conclusione del suo concerto tenutosi nella sala plenaria dell'Assemblea Generale dell'Onu e dedicato al tema delle mutilazioni genitali femminili, la cantante beninese Angélique Kidjio ha definito la giornata del 27 febbraio 2012.

Source: Radicali Italiani
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Celebrating the man who named America

Five centuries after his death in 1512, exhibitions in New York and Florence celebrate broker, explorer and writer, Amerigo Vespucci, who gave name to two continents.


Source: Italian Notes

“Where the Tall Grasses Grow”: A peek into the secret archives of the Vatican

Judith Harris

For the first time in history the Vatican is offering the Roman public and visitors a peek into its famous “secret archives,” its collection of ancient and modern documents kept rigorously under lock and key in closely guarded halls next to the Vatican Library.

March 1, 2012

“Where the Tall Grasses Grow”: A peek into the secret archives of the Vatican

Judith Harris

For the first time in history the Vatican is offering the Roman public and visitors a peek into its famous “secret archives,” its collection of ancient and modern documents kept rigorously under lock and key in closely guarded halls next to the Vatican Library.

Amerigo's Discovery after 500 Years

Luca Delbello

Amerigo Vespucci's voyage to America has been commemorated at St. John's University in a special event organized, among the others, by the Delegates of the Fiorentini nel Mondo, the Italian Cultural Institute of New York, the John D. Calandra Italian/American Institute and the Italian Consulate of Italy in New York

Farewell to Italian Singer-Songwriter Lucio Dalla

Natasha Lardera

The Italian artist, who sold millions of records worldwide, died in Switzerland during a European concert tour. As his songs are played on the streets of his native Bologna, the nation is in shock. He leaves behind the melody of his greatest successes, songs that have spoken to countless generations.

Pop Culture And My Italian Heritage: Why Americans Love 'The Godfather'

By Tom Santopiento
"The Godfather" actually succeed in defining what it means to be American, Italian or not. To paraphrase the film's own mantra: "it's personal, not business." The Corleones fight over the very issues that the entire American population fights over: money, power, control, lust and social status. The only 21st century American desire missing from this list is the ever-increasing shrill demand for fame, but, oh, how Don Corleone would have understood the cynical amoral manipulations of the bankers behind the country's 21st century financial crisis.
 
Source: The Huffington Post

Tutti con Angelique Kidjo. Con la sua Africa

Letizia Airos

Emozionante e travolgente il concerto alla Nazioni Unite con Angelique Kidjo. L'evento sponsorizzato dalla Rappresentanza Permanente d’Italia presso le Nazioni Unite, in collaborazione con UNICEF e UNFPA era per sensibilizzare sul tema delle mutilazioni genitali femminili. Intensa la visita a New York di Elsa Fornero, Ministro del Lavoro e delle Politiche sociali, con delega anche alle Pari Opportunità, per appoggiare la risoluzione ONU contro questa pratica

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