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There are wines that drink and wines that are announced. The bubbles make noise before arriving in the glass: They shine, rise, burst, call attention. I am a movement in the liquid state, a light that dances, and maybe that’s […]

This year more than ever, New Yorkers feel the pressure of rising costs; rents, loans, food, transport, everything! The staff of the building where you reside is no exception. The “tip” of the end of the year is a simple

There is one thing I keep admiring in my work with Italians looking at the United States: a genuine enthusiasm, made of curiosity, courage and desire to build something new. It’s one of the most beautiful aspects of my job.

United States and Italy are linked by a long history. One of these concerns the spread of Protestantism in our nation, both by the hand of Italian emigrants, converted to America and then returned, and thanks to a mission of

Christmas is heard in New York. I notice it every year before even the decorated trees and illuminated windows appear: It’s the sounds to tell me that December is coming. It is as if the city, under the layers of

There is a moment, often silent and almost imperceptible, in which an idea takes shape. There are no fanfare or clamorous announcements, perhaps it is a whispered phrase during a meeting, or a thought that flies back from an international

In hyperlinked society, young people no longer form their opinions only between school benches or at home. TikTok, YouTube and ChatGPT become the main mediators of their world experience, often without filters or adult supervision. Behind every recommended video or

Many buyers think that the market “get off” for the holidays, but often the opposite happens. This year this is what happens: new properties are coming to the market just as sellers usually wait for January. In the coming days

by Allegra Baistrocchi When I arrived in Detroit in September 2021, I confess that I didn’t know what to expect. I read articles about a dangerous and industrial city, which however collided with my research, which instead saw a city

There is a neighborhood in the neighborhood, in the heart of East Village, enclosed between the 14th street, Houston street, first and second avenue, where the windows wind up yellow-blue flags and the scent of the freshly filled varenyky (ravioli