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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Scampia, a suburb in northern Naples, has long been one of the most visible symbols of urban hardship in Italy. The Vele housing complex—large public housing structures built between the 1970s and 1980s—gradually deteriorated over time and became widely associated with social marginalization and organized crime. In recent years, the area has been undergoing a
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Campus Salute has arrived in Los Angeles, following its previous stops in New York and Detroit, further strengthening in the United States the Italian initiative dedicated to promoting a culture of prevention and healthy lifestyles. The program took place through informational meetings and diagnostic screenings, with the goal of sharing the know-how of Italian healthcare
Italian gaming will take center stage at the GDC Festival of Gaming, taking place at the Moscone Center from March 9 to 13, 2026. The event, considered the leading global gathering for the video game industry, represents the most important annual meeting in the United States for developers, publishers, investors, and industry professionals. The Game
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The special issue School of Record, entirely conceived and produced by students of La Scuola d’Italia Guglielmo Marconi, was presented yesterday at Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò at New York University, bringing together educators, journalists, institutions, and members of the Italian-American community. For more than a month, the editorial team of ilNewyorkese stepped aside to allow the
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New York in December has a way of revealing itself slowly. The glow of holiday lights reflected on wet pavement, distant gospel voices drifting through a street corner, the cold air softened by the warmth of human connection — moments that turn winter in the city into something deeply personal. Christmas in New York captures
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NEW YORK — This week, the city that never sleeps played host to one of Italy’s most intriguing voices in aesthetic dentistry: Dr. Marco Chiellini, creator of an innovative “Italian method” of smile design and author of the internationally acclaimed book The Universal Language of the Smile. His visit — part education, part cultural exchange
Giuseppe Di Cicco didn’t move to New York chasing shortcuts or viral fame. He came to change his life — and decided to document every step of the process.Originally spotted and told by ilNewyorkese, the leading Italian-language newspaper for the Italian community in New York, Di Cicco’s story has now drawn the attention of New
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Born in Empoli and raised between Gambassi Terme and Val d’Elsa, Nicola Fedeli entered the kitchen at fifteen years, forming in the Tuscan brigades and then in star restaurants such as Il Vicario in Certaldo Alto, Restaurant La Torre del Castello del Nero and Belmond Castello di Casole. After experiences between Italy, North Europe and
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Francesco Costabile returns to the cinema with Familia, a film that digs at the point where an individual story stops being private “only” and becomes a collective theme. The film, taken from autobiography It will not always be like Luigi Celeste, who in 2008 killed his father to defend his mother and for this reason
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