Matchday 32 in Serie A all but seals the title race: Chivu’s side are now out of reach. Relegation battle down to Cremonese and Lecce. It was supposed to be a pivotal round, and it delivered exactly that: Matchday 32 in Serie A has produced verdicts that feel final, both in the Scudetto race and […]
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In today’s increasingly interconnected world, education plays a critical role not only in shaping knowledge, but also in fostering cultural exchange and international collaboration. Within this global framework, educators who combine academic expertise with institutional leadership and cross-cultural engagement are essential. Professor Francesco D’Anna represents one such figure, bringing over 32 years of experience in
From cascading waterfall walks in the Catskills and Central New York to the rugged, pine-scented peaks of the Adirondacks, from sweeping Hudson Valley vistas to serene strolls along Lake Ontario, New
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From James Beard nominees and delicious diners to historic bed and breakfasts and contemporary art galleries, New York is filled with amazing LGBTQ-owned businesses. Support the state’s diverse LGBTQ community this Pride month and every month, and be sure to add these businesses to your next Empire State getaway!
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The TV series was released in six episodes A Taste for Murder, distributed in the United States – and not only – by the BritBoxTV platform, which is conquering a growing audience. To strike in particular is the presence, in the cast, of numerous Italian actors of great importance. A female protagonist is Cristiana Dell’Anna,
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The Azzurri president in the United States for the premiere of “Ag4ain”: between cinema, football, and the future of the Italian national team, the focus is increasingly overseas Between Hollywood and football, Aurelio De Laurentiis stepped into the American spotlight. The Napoli president was a leading figure in the United States for the premiere of
A huge Easter weekend awaits in the Serie A title race: everything could be blown wide open, with Gian Piero Gasperini’s Roma potentially doing a favor for both Antonio Conte and Massimiliano Allegri. After the painful failure of the Italian national team in Bosnia—sadly just the latest in a string of recent disappointments—Italian soccer shifts
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Italy last played in a World Cup in 2014—twelve years ago. A lot has changed since then, in soccer and beyond. Back in the summer of 2014, when Italy took the field in Brazil, Instagram didn’t have Stories, Netflix hadn’t yet launched in the country, and names like Spotify, TikTok—as well as acronyms like ChatGPT,
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The most Italian thing to happen to an American condiment since, well, ever. Nobody saw this coming. Song e Napul — the Neapolitan pizza institution on Houston Street that New Yorkers have been quietly treating as their personal secret for years — has just launched a Made in Italy ketchup. Designed specifically for pizza. Built
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In Zenica, the Azzurri collapse after Bastoni’s red card: Kean opens the scoring, Bosnia fight back and prevail in the shootout. Italy’s crisis continues Another nightmare night for Italy, another crushing elimination. In Zenica, it ends in the most painful way: Bosnia win on penalties after a 1-1 draw through regular time and extra time,
