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Italian Creativity Celebrating 50 Years of Science and Technology; New York World’S Fair 1965 – Expo Milano 2015 Free Issue All Things Italian in New York Year 3, Issue 7-8 September-October 2015 $ 4.50 Watch us on i-Italy | TV NYC lIFE - Channel 25: WEB TV: Saturdays 11:30PM & go to www.i-ItalyTv.com Sundays 1:00PM ApplE TV: in the NYC metropolitan download our iPhone app area on all cable operators and connect to your Tv and on the airto your Tv Cover art: John DeSantis John art: Cover Italian Creativity Celebrating 50 Years of Science and Technology; New York World’s Fair 1965 – Expo Milano 2015. Insert NEW! The 2015 A special issue dedicated to Events Calendar sponsored A DIFFERENT Italy, by the Italian Heritage DIverse Italians & Culture Anthony Julian Tamburri, Fred Kuwornu, Committee Jaqueline Greves Monda, Jerry Krase, Paul Moses, of New York. John Viola, Maria Bartiromo, Peter Vallone Sr. Events Dining Out & In Ideas Tourism Italy in New York: Sicilian Magic in the Living Italian in New Baroque Sicily. When Culture, Art, and Big Apple. Restaurants, York: Fashion, Design, History and Art Join Special Events pizzerias, and more Books & Music Forces — and Win P 101 Contents staff&info Free Issue All Things Italian in New York Year 3, Issue 7-8 September-October 2015 $ 4.50 Watch us on i-Italy | TV NYC LIFE - Channel 25: WEB TV: ➜ Saturdays 11:30PM & go to www.i-ItalyTv.com Sundays 1:00PM 20 APPLE TV: in the NYC metropolitan download our iPhone app area on all cable operators and connect to your Tv and on the airto your Tv Maria Bartiromo: Caring ➜44 Cover art: John DeSantis art:John Cover Official Events and Italian For Your Roots Creativity Focus ■ by Lucia Pasqualini Proclamations Celebrating 50 Years of Science and Technology; New York World’s Fair 1965 – Expo Milano 2015. Insert NEW! The 2015 A special issue dedicated to Events Calendar ponsored A DIFFERENT ITALY, by the Italian Heritage DIvERSE ITALIANS & Culture ➜ ➜ Anthony Julian Tamburri, Fred Kuwornu, Jaqueline Committee 22 45-75 Greves Monda, Jerry Krase, Paul Moses, John Viola, of New York. Maria Bartiromo, Peter Vallone Sr. ➜05 Peter Vallone: Not Just Daily Calendar Events Dining Out & In Ideas Tourism Italy in New York: Sicilian Magic in the Living Italian in New Baroque Sicily. When Editorial Italians — Italian Americans! September-November 2015 Culture, Art, and Big Apple. Restaurants, York: Fashion, Design, History and Art Join Special Events pizzerias, and more Books & Music Forces — and Win ■ by Letizia Airos ■ by Francine Segan i~Italy NY ➜06 ➜25 www.i-ItalyNY.com Introducing a Different Italy La musica parla italiano by Maria Teresa Cometto — Music Speaks Italian Dining In A magazine about all things Italian in New York City ➜08 ➜26 Bringing Italy to your family table Year 3 - Issue 7-8 Rethinking our Labels Alitalia Looks to the Future ■ September-October 2015 by Anthony Julian Tamburri ➜81 Lavazza Turns 120 ➜ No Compromise on Quality Editor in Chief 09 Events Letizia Airos The Message of a ‘Migrant to Achieve Success [email protected] Pope’ in the Americas ■ by R. C. 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A. ➜91-93 Dining Out Special Bookshelf: Italian Reads Sicilian Magic in NYC & Listens ■ by Gero Salamone Tourism ➜94 ➜100 Two Authentic Pizzerias in Manhattan A conversation with Ruth Ben-Ghiat Are you going to Italy soon? Neapolitan Pizza: A Life Empire Cinema: Passion Italy’s Skeleton ➜105 ■ by L. A. Ideas in the Closet Exploring the famous Italian island ■ by Stefano Albertini Baroque Sicily. When Style: Fashion, Design & More History and Art Join Forces ➜102 — and Win ➜96 Renato D’Agostin’s Frecce Tricolori ■ by Dominique Fernandez A conversation with Dan Meis Acrobatic Colors in the Designing Stadio Venice Sky ➜110 della Roma: A Glorious ■ by N.L. What to eat when you get there Mix of Past, Present, Three Sicilian Gourmet and Future ➜102-103 Treasures ■ by Mila Tenaglia Suggested Readings ■ by Ambra McCoy ➜98-99 ■ by B.S. 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