Simply know this: the idea that you must be sophisticated or knowledgeable to appreciate fine art is erroneous.
Simply know this: the idea that you must be sophisticated or knowledgeable to appreciate fine art is erroneous.
Marco Amenta's "La Siciliana Ribelle" (The Sicilian Girl) will be on screen with English subtitles at the Film Forum in NY (August 4-17). We at i-Italy met director Amenta during the 2009 edition of the Open Roads Italian Film Festival and interviewed him about his work and his upcoming projects. Here we publish our chat once again... Enjoy it and go watch the movie... it's worth it!
REUTERS.COM Former Italy striker Roberto Baggio is poised to make a shock return to soccer as technical director at the Italian federation.
The shy 43-year-old, who shone at the 1990 and 1994 World Cups, has shunned the limelight since retiring in 2004 and has only just started his coaching badges. (Read the Article)
Un concerto nel carcere di Locri, una delle capitali della Ndrangheta
On August 2, 1980 a bomb exploded at the Central Railway Station of Bologna killing 85 people and wounding more than 200. The attack, which had been attributed to a neo-fascist group of terrorists, was considered to be the culmination of a decade of violence by right and left extremist groups. Today, 30 years later, Prime Minister Berlusconi decided not to send ministers and other officials to attend to the ceremonies of commemoration
Prime Minister Berlusconi ousts Gianfranco Fini, Speaker of the House, from the "Party of Liberty", which the two co-founded only two years ago. The chaotic breakup of the party has the Italian political class reeling, with no one certain of what is to come. Whether or not new elections are called in coming months, the likelihood that Berlusconi will become president of Italy, succeeding Napolitano, seems sorely reduced. For the country, this signals a failure of that biparty system which many hoped would replace the unstable coalitions that have characterized Italy for decades.
John Fante’s and Richard Quine’s 1956 film, "Full of Life," constructs California Italian culture, one brick at a time.
John Fante’s and Richard Quine’s 1956 film, "Full of Life," constructs California Italian culture, one brick at a time.