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Mayor of New York Bill De Blasio arrived in Sant’Agata Dei Goti, the hometown of his grandparents, where he received an honorary citizenship. Before the ceremony he and his family enjoyed Italian pizza on the beautiful Neapolitan seafront.
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At the Italian Cultural Institute, pianist and composer Giuseppe Devastato, together with the famous Japanese violinist Sumiko Tajihi, performed his latest work dedicated to the victims of the 2011 Tohoku eartquake. In order to carry out this project and in agreement with Devastato's colleagues Master luthier Muneyuki Nakazawa made a violin with wood grown in the disaster area.
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The Neapolitan actress, who starred as Trumeau in The Great Beauty, stars as Tony Pagoda, a fictional Neapolitan singer who's the protagonist of Paolo Sorrentino's novel Hanno Tutti Ragione (Everybody's Right). The show is featured in the second edition of the In Scena Italian Theater Festival, (June 9-24)
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The Italian singer Gigi D'Alessio has released his 18th studio set Ora via Sony Music, and is continuing his world tour with a seven city concert run of the North American continent on February 7th. New York's Italian, Italian-American and Italophile communities will be offered a special Valentine's Day concert event at Queens College's Golden Auditorium on February 14th
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There are few basic rules to follow in order to distinguish a Neapolitan pizza. For a true Neapolitan there is no other pizza. There is only one kind of pizza. All around Italy, there are different kinds of pizza styles, but for us Neapolitans you can call them focacce, pizze a taglio, pizze a metro, pizza romana, pizza barese, pizza “whatever.” Bottom line is, any other style needs an adjective to qualify as pizza. Neapolitan pizza is the PIZZA, no adjectives are needed.
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For many Italians, it would not seem like Christmas without struffoli.
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A Conversation with Msgr. Gennaro Matino. A different sort of trip because “Naples can be visited in so many ways"
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Interview with the Neapolitan musician who returns to New York City for a very special concert. And his friend, Tullio De Piscopo, the legendary Italian drummer and singer, will definitely come with him
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In other words, what people (dare to) eat in Naples from Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday
