Laura is here! The (re)victory of Pausini
Laura Pausini, an Italian singer, faces criticism for not engaging with the political and cultural themes of her heritage, despite her immense popularity.
"White Blouses", the Memory That Becomes a Musical
The article discusses "Camicette Bianche – il musical", a performance that explores Italian emigration in the early 20th century, linking past and present through an emotional narrative.
Ascoli Piceno, the unknown province that was reborn after the earthquakes and is now making its mark on the Italian tourist map
Ascoli Piceno is a lesser-known province in Italy that is revitalizing its tourism sector following substantial recovery from the 2016 earthquakes.
The special Škoda Favorit is an Italian cultural monument hidden in an unknown museum
A unique version of the Škoda Favorit, recognized as an Italian cultural heritage, exists in a museum, appealing to automotive enthusiasts.
The Biggest Lie of Italian Cuisine? Pasta Carbonara May Not Even Be an Invention of the Italians
This article discusses the contested origins of pasta carbonara, suggesting it may not be an Italian invention as commonly believed.
Italy bought Antonello da Messina's Ecce Homo for $14.9 million and avoided its auction
The Italian government purchased the 'Ecce Homo' by Antonello da Messina for $14.9 million, preventing its auction by Sotheby's.
Leaving Italy hurt, the dual identity deeply affected and found the way not to fall into oblivion: 'You, Tanos, drink mate?'
The article reflects on the experiences of Italian immigrants in Argentina, highlighting the emotional complexities of dual identity and the struggles faced after war and exile.
Olympics: the grand finale is an open-air work, the Arena extinguishes the flame
The closing ceremony of the first widespread Olympics took place in Verona, uniting over 1400 athletes from 93 nations in a symbolic farewell to the Italian Alps before passing the torch to the French Alps.
Closing Ceremony of the Winter Games: There is Ice Again Instead of ICE
The closing ceremony of the Winter Olympics is set to take place in the historic Verona Arena, which raises issues about the renaming of venues for the games.
Money Laundering, Sgarbi Acquitted. "A Mud Machine Against Him"
Art critic Vittorio Sgarbi has been acquitted of money laundering charges related to a stolen artwork.
The 'Arch of Lovers' collapses, one of the symbols of the Italian coast of Salento
The natural Arch of Lovers in Salento has collapsed after heavy rains and strong waves, shocking the local community.
Mattarella Pop: "Music is Our Cultural Heritage"
Italian President Sergio Mattarella recognized popular music as a vital part of Italy's cultural heritage during a meeting with the Sanremo festival cast.
School for Sovereigntists, Steve Bannon Tries Again: Appeal to the Lazio Tar for the Certosa di Trisulti
Steve Bannon is appealing to the Lazio administrative court against the Italian government's decision to revoke the assignment of the Certosa di Trisulti monastery for an international training center.
Linda Olivetti Kohen, an Extraordinary Artist
Linda Olivetti Kohen, a renowned Uruguayan-Italian painter, passed away in Montevideo on January 21 at the age of 99.
Pizza Conflict: Has the American Touch Distorted the Authenticity of Italian Cuisine?
The article examines the cultural clash between American and Italian pizza traditions, focusing on how American adaptations have sparked criticism from Italian purists.
Pizza Day: the secret to making the best fugazzetta at home and impressing everyone
On Pizza Day, a guide is shared on how to make the iconic fugazzetta from Buenos Aires, blending Italian traditions with local ingredients.
Pizza Day: why it is celebrated today and where to eat the most awarded in Argentina
The International Pizza Day is celebrated on February 9, honoring the global popularity of this Italian classic, particularly in Argentina, home to thousands of pizzerias.
Italy buys the Antonello da Messina that forever changed the Ecce Homo
Italy's State collections are acquiring a significant piece by Antonello da Messina, likely destined for Naples' Capodimonte Museum, amidst ongoing speculation in the art world.
The Civil Guard recovers a 15th-century statue stolen nearly 50 years ago in Palencia
The Civil Guard, in collaboration with the Italian Carabinieri's Cultural Heritage Protection Command, has recovered a 15th-century polychrome wooden sculpture attributed to the famous sculptor Gil de Siloé, which was stolen from a church in Palencia in 1979 and detected while being auctioned for 5,000 euros.
PHOTOS These photographs from the church shocked the country: Everyone is talking about the stunning similarity
Italian authorities have launched investigations into the restoration of the San Lorenzo in Lucina basilica following the release of photos showing a cherub resembling the country's powerful female leader.
Greece and Italy join forces in protecting cultural heritage
The Greek and Italian Ministries of Culture have established a joint working group of Greek and Italian scientists to systematically document, identify, and conserve important ceramic collections from illegal excavations in both countries.
Mikay: I am from Italy and I sing in 8 languages, said the candidate for the Greek final of Eurovision
Mikay, a candidate for the Greek final of Eurovision, shared her Italian heritage and her ability to sing in eight languages during her guest appearance on the show 'Noris Noris'.
Be Proud to Be Italian: Words from the Mother of Achille, Who Died in Crans-Montana
The mother of Achille, who tragically died in the Crans-Montana disaster, expresses pride in Italian heritage amidst a collective sorrow for the loss of young lives and a notable display of solidarity in supporting Switzerland during this crisis.
Italian cuisine gets UNESCO status
Italian cuisine has been officially recognized by UNESCO as a cultural heritage of humanity.