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Political Suicide in New York City and Italy: Part I - Italy

(22 02 2013) Jerry Krase

New York City and Italy have a great deal in common, starting and ending with self-destructive electorates; voters who are intent on putting into office people who, in one way or...

Berlusconi Back Again!

(29 10 2012) Judith Harris

Berlusconi, who has dominated Italian politics for over seventeen years, is not leaving the political scene just yet. What happened?

Cavatelli Pescatrice Style

(23 08 2012) Rosanna Di Michele

I’m a chef, a caterer, an Italian mom and now a blogger too! I will be sharing here on i-Italy my authentic Italian recipes and my tips to spice up your meals for a flavorful...

Gore Vidal's Love Affair with Italy

(02 08 2012) Judith Harris

For over three decades Gore Vidal spent six months a year in Italy, living between Rome and the magnificent southern town of Ravello, on the Amalfi coast. He was proud that...

A New Family Style for Italy

(22 07 2012) Judith Harris

Gay civil unions? The traditional family has always been the bulwark of Italy, its citadel, saving grace and court of financial last resort. But even within this venerable...

Italy is “Too Big to Fail”

(12 05 2012) Dom Serafini

La Dolce Vita Can Resume

IAWA's Ethnic Encounters with Canadian Italians, Wednesday April 18 at Cornelia St. Cafe

(18 04 2012) IAWA .

Since 1991, the organization has given voice to writers through its Open Reading series at Cornelia St. Café every month. The three rules of IAWA: Read each other, Write or be...

Seeing Cities Change: Shameless Promotion of My Books Part I

(02 04 2012) Jerry Krase

Seeing Cities Change is one of two of my recently published books that deal in large part with Italy and Italian America.

A Discarded Photograph Encapsulates the American Dream

(11 12 2011) Darrell Fusaro

The man's smile was irresistible. I had to pick up the photograph.

Blood, TV and Tears

(07 12 2011) Judith Harris

“Blood and tears” was what Premier Mario Monti warned would be in store for angst- and debt-ridden Italy, and so it is, with a prime time TV turn thrown in for good measure....

"Who Loves You, Baby?" A show you shouldn't miss.

(08 08 2011) Darrell Fusaro

I rarely write theatre reviews but when I do it’s because I had such a great time I want to make sure all my friends don’t miss out. This is one of those shows. Starring...

Get the Best of Both Worlds: Rome & Los Angeles (or Here & Hereafter). All For Just $5,000US!

(28 06 2011) Darrell Fusaro

Last week I met my friend Mike Dugan in downtown Los Angeles to see his new place. It only cost him $5,000 and it is literally - to die for!

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