An Insider’s Guide To Skiing In The Aosta Valley
The Valle d’Aosta, or Aosta Valley, has long been my Italian family’s favorite destination for skiing and celebrating Christmas. With its hearty cuisine, lively après-ski scene, and stunning slopes, it’s the perfect winter escape. Whether you’re planning an annual family ski trip or a cozy, romantic getaway in a picturesque cabin, these Aosta Valle...
JA New York and Piazza Italia Join Forces to Promote Italian Design
The JA New York Show has joined forces with Piazza Italia on the creation of a new pavilion featuring Italian designers and manufacturers, beginning in March 2025. Italy’s long-standing tradition of excellence in jewelry design and fabrication and Piazza Italia’s dedication to launching Italian brands in the United States ensures that the made-in-I...
Explore The Wildly Impressive History That Hides Directly Underneath Naples
A trip to Italy means inevitably delving into the country's remarkable past even if you're not a history buff. Everywhere you go, ornate architecture, art, and even natural topography from various historical periods form a constant canvas of interesting sights. Sometimes, to see how deep Italy's history (literally) goes, you must go underground. Na...
Christmas at Caputo’s: Nostalgic Holiday Traditions at an Italian Grocery Store in Chicago’s Suburbs
You probably remember the old-time cartoon characters – Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, and others – who picked up the scent of delicious food and then magically floated through the air, following their noses to the good smells. I had a similar sensation over 40 years ago, walking into Angelo Caputo’s Fresh Market in Elmwood Park (2400 N. Harlem Ave.) fo...
Savoring history: How Italian cuisine morphed into a global phenomenon
When asked to think about Italian food, people imagine the sight of tomatoes, basil and olive oil blending together on a warm bruschetta, or the steam rising from a plate of homemade pasta, or the aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafting from a moka pot. Italian cuisine, much like Italy itself, is a feast for the senses – yet, its biggest secret lies...
Seattle celebrates the best in Italian cinema
In November, as Seattle temperatures dip and the ever-present rains return, there is another harbinger that marks the coming of fall: Cinema Italian Style. The popular Italian film festival, now in its 16th season, was held from November 7-14 this year. During its eight-day run, 15 films were showcased, featuring some of the best of contemporary It...
Corinaldo: an unmissable gem in the heart of the Marche
In the heart of the Marche, a few kilometers from the wonderful Adriatic coast, lies Corinaldo. Corinaldo is a charming village that embodies all the essence of medieval opulence and the beautiful traditions of the Marche. This small town in the province of Ancona, with its fairytale atmosphere, is an ideal destination for those seeking an escape f...
Fashion Icon Giorgio Armani Has Opened a New Restaurant
Some of the city’s buzziest restaurants are giving new meaning to the word fashionable: On Monday, style icon Giorgio Armani opened an updated version of his restaurant within his new 12-story limestone flagship at 760 Madison Avenue. (The first NY location opened in 2009 at 717 Fifth Avenue, which will soon become the new destination for Gucci.) T...
Tax incentives for foreign buyers in Italy
Italy has long been a dream destination for individuals seeking a blend of culture, cuisine, and scenic beauty. Beyond its lifestyle appeal, Italy offers a range of tax incentives for foreign buyers, making it an increasingly attractive location for international property investors. These incentives are particularly appealing to high-net-worth indi...
Bulgari lights up futuristic Christmas tree at Spanish Steps in Rome
Luxury jeweller Bulgari has brought festive cheer to Rome's Spanish Steps with a futuristic Christmas tree whose design is inspired by the company's iconic snake symbol. The gold-coloured installation, made of plexiglass, brass and metal, is topped with an eight-pointed star and illuminated with a hi-tech, energy-efficient lighting system. In addit...
David DiGuglielmo, retired superintendent at the State Correctional Institution Graterford, has died at 76
David DiGuglielmo, 76, of Schwenksville, retired superintendent at the State Correctional Institution Graterford, behavioral psychologist, longtime prisoner advocate, and veteran, died Wednesday, Oct. 30, of transverse myelitis. He made it a priority to engage with his staff and the prison population, and he encouraged those who were incarcerated t...
First lady begins last official overseas tour at NAS Sigonella in Sicily
Jill Biden began her last overseas trip as first lady this week at a Navy base in Sicily, speaking to military families before visiting the small Sicilian village where her great-grandparents once lived. Along with her daughter Ashley, the wife of outgoing President Joe Biden arrived at Naval Air Station Sigonella on Wednesday as part of a six-day...