Pontecagnano:Tour the Amalfi Coast, and Take a Deep Dive into Etruscan History
Discovery of Etruscan necropolis in this Campanian town started in the 1960’s and continues today
Read moreDetailsGrace Russo Bullaro holds a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature. After teaching for more than 25 years in the English Department at City University of New York (Lehman College) is now Emerita. Her academic interests include political, cultural and intellectual movements, specifically, the interface of politics and the arts. She has written many books and articles on subjects related to those areas.
Discovery of Etruscan necropolis in this Campanian town started in the 1960’s and continues today
Read moreDetailsLa scoperta di un'antica necropoli nella città campana è avvenuta negli anni '60 e continua oggi con oltre 9.000 tra tombe e reperti storici
Read moreDetailsShe wanted nothing more than to live an ordered private life with her family, yet the burden of the crown was thrust upon her. Never wavering from that duty that she considered sacred, she weathered all kinds of storms, both private and public, culminating in her 'annus horribilis', 1992. Battling...
Read moreDetailsCan a wannabe dictator make himself invulnerable to being held accountable for repeatedly breaking the laws of the nation that he leads, and treading on the Constitution that he’s supposed to uphold and protect? That’s a question that we should be asking ourselves as Donald Trump faces the umpteenth investigation...
Read moreDetailsToday, August 31, marks the 25th anniversary of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, who was killed at age 36 in a high-speed car crash after being chased by paparazzi in Paris. Her death unleashed an outpouring of grief, and her funeral at Westminster Abbey drew a television audience...
Read moreDetailsThe 79th edition of the Venice Film Festival, running from August 31 to September 10, presents some of the most eagerly awaited movies of the year, including “White Noise,” “The Whale” and “Don’t Worry Darling.” The Venice International Film Festival is the oldest film festival in the world and one...
Read moreDetailsGovernor Greg Abbott and Mayor Eric Adams are having a feud, a war of words—and by extension so are the states of Texas and New York. The point of contention is the endless flow of migrants crossing the U.S. southern border into its neighboring states. Conservative states like Texas and...
Read moreDetailsDomino’s Pizza is calling it quits in Italy and closing down their operations. Already last summer the company had been shutting some of their locations and limiting deliveries, but citing poor sales, by early spring, a decision was made to pull the plug on all 29 locations in the country....
Read moreDetailsOn Saturday, Martha Stewart, celebrity lifestyle guru, will be joining the many celebrities who own "signature" restaurants in Las Vegas. The Bedford by Martha Stewart will be located at the Paris, in Las Vegas. But this new restaurant is not about Paris, it’s about experiencing a little taste of Martha’s...
Read moreDetailsRestaurant sheds in New York City have become another subject of discontent for city residents in the post-pandemic environment as urban decay continues to proliferate in the wake of the pandemic and a hurting economy. A citizen group, Cue-Up, has filed a lawsuit against the city to try to rid...
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