Culture
Andrea Doria: When the Unthinkable Happened to an Unsinkable Ship
ISDA member Pierette Simpson, an author, filmmaker and survivor of the shipwreck, continues to make waves with her dedication to preserving the SS Andrea Doria’s history.
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Italian Pasta Lovers Are Seeing Double as 107% Tariff Looms
A long-simmering dispute between American and Italian pasta makers now threatens to upend Italy’s pasta industry.
Read MorePaul Tagliabue and the One-Dollar Verdict That Saved the NFL
The former NFL Commissioner, who passed away at 84 in November, counted Donald Trump among his early opponents.
Read MoreCranberry-Balsamic Glazed Meatballs with Polenta Bites
Classic Italian American meatballs get a festive twist with a tangy cranberry-balsamic glaze, served atop creamy polenta bites for a crowd-pleasing dish Serves 4.
Read MoreDare to Dream: From Italy to America, a Legacy of Innovation
What fuels our remarkable ingenuity? The Italian American Museum of Los Angeles (IAMLA) poses this question in its new exhibition: ‘Creative Minds: Italian American Inventors and Innovators.’
Read MoreCranberry Orange Shortbread
Made with dried cranberries and orange zest, these cookies are lightly tart and sweet with a bright citrus flavor. Drizzle in melted white chocolate for one beautiful cookie.
Read MoreArt Imitates Life: Stanley Tucci’s ‘Masterplan’ Announced Amid Louvre Heist
The Louvre was robbed of royal jewels on Sunday, just days after Tucci’s fictional Mona Lisa heist film was announced (the real Mona Lisa was stolen from the museum in 1911, propelling it to worldwide fame).
Read MoreCleveland’s Columbus Day Parade Marches for Pride and Justice
From the White House to Mayfield Road, ISDA President Basil Russo is leading a national movement to preserve Columbus holidays and statues through advocacy and legal action.
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