Interviews

Founded in Queens and still today busy cooking bagels in the same oven of 1947 that helped build its reputation almost eighty years ago, Utopia Bagels passed from being a neighborhood landmark to one of the most celebrated gastronomic institutions […]

Graduated in Aerospace Engineering at Politecnico di Torino and with an MBA from SDA Bocconi, Sergio Rossi has built an international career in strategic consulting and healthcare. In his professional experience, what was the moment that marked a real breakthrough

Alice Lussiana Parente is an artist who has made contamination between languages his own distinctive figure. Actress, performer, passionate about painting, sculpture, music and dance, the Turinese transplanted to New York for twelve years has retraced its history to the

Angela Russo is Chief Creative Officer of AGBO, the global production company founded by Anthony and Joe Russo. With a background as an actress, screenwriter and producer, it plays a key role in the development of projects that combine great

The history of SCP Global Import is that of an Italian family that has crossed crises, migrations and reparations without ever losing its identity. In this interview, Peter traces the transfer to the United States wanted by his father Nicola

Elena Ketra is in New York with two projects that hold art, body and political language together. On the one hand there is Luchadoras, presented in the collective Rebel in Brooklyn, where the imagination of the Mexican libre lucha becomes

Bilena Settepani is a pastry chef, happy creator and Italian-American entrepreneur. He works in the family business, Settepani, a historic bakery and restaurant with roots between Brooklyn and Harlem, where he grew up. Today he is involved in the creative

Here it is not New York is a collection of daily stories through which journalists Glauco Maggi and Maria Teresa Cometto, special envoys of the Italian Institute of New York, return “an impressionistic painting made of anecdotes and data collected

Few figures in the history of Italian music embody the idea of pioneer as he is. Frontman de La Famiglia – the Neapolitan collective that in the nineties brought first hip-hop in Neapolitan dialect on the national market – Polo

Christopher Macchio, an Italian-American tenor native to Holbrook, Long Island, is known for a powerful and versatile voice, able to switch naturally from classical repertoire to contemporary crossover. Graduated from the Manhattan School of Music, he built an international career