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  • Fatti e Storie

    La nevicata memorabile di Olivio Romanini

    Mattia Ronsisvalle(December 04, 2018)
    Olivio Romanini, giornalista e scrittore, ha presentato il suo nuovo libro dal titolo "Una nevicata memorabile" in contesto veramente speciale. Tra i tavolini del locale Piccolo Cafe dell'Upper West Side di Manhattan. Il libro, scritto in forma epistolare, racconta di un viaggio tra l'Italia e gli Stati Uniti, passando per una casetta innevata, il momento legato all'elezione, sorpresa per molti, del Presidente Donald Trump. A parlare con lui nel locale Francesca di Matteo e Michele Casadei Massari
  • Op-Eds

    L’Aquila Quake, Six Years Later

    Judith Harris(April 07, 2015)
    On April 6, ten thousand braved the cold in L’Aquila to record the sixth anniversary of the earthquake that struck the beautiful medieval city in the Abruzzo, killing 309, leaving up to 70,000 homeless and damaging tens of thousands of historic buildings. Reconstruction has been controversial, but, “After too many promises, we are finally passing to action,” Premier Matteo Renzi said Monday.
  • Art & Culture

    Imagine Interviewing Italy's Toughest Female Journalist: FALLACI, a Woman Against

    Natasha Lardera(June 23, 2014)
    Emilia Costantini, a journalist and theater critic for Corriere della Sera, is the author of "FALLACI, a woman against,” a post­mortem interview with the famous and controversial journalist Oriana Fallaci. The play, presented at TheatreLab during the second edition of In Scena! Italian theater festival, is a love letter written by a woman who is clearly fascinated by Oriana Fallaci, by what she has meant to Italian journalism and by her irreverent style of writing
  • Life & People

    MAMMA MIA! Why Do Italians Put Up with Berlusconi?

    B. G.(November 08, 2011)
    At Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò, Beppe Severgnini, the most sold Italian author abroad (columnist on Corriere della Sera and The Financial Times) Jacob Weisberg (Slate Magazine) and Stefano Albertini (Director of Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò) discussed the release of Severgnini's latest book "Mamma Mia!"
  • Facts & Stories

    Happy Birthday, Divo

    Judith Harris(January 13, 2009)
    One of the best known Italian politicians, former Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti, turns 90. Nicknamed "Il Divo" after the recent Italian film starring Toni Servillo, his political life covers the whole history of Italy.

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