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November is all about giving thanks. We give special thanks to the contributions these Italians and Italian Americans made to our history and culture as we celebrate their birthdays this month. Retired bodybuilder, actor and fitness trainer Lou Ferrigno celebrates…

Marco Rizzo is an award-winning Sicilian journalist, cartoonist and writer who has published essays and several graphic comics. He is considered by some the most prolific and acclaimed Italian comic book writer in the field of graphic journalism. Contributing writer…

Affettuosamente soprannominato “The Little Flower”, sia per via della traduzione letterale del suo nome che per la sua bassa statura, Fiorello Enrico La Guardia è stato un gigante della politica statunitense. Figlio di un immigrato foggiano e di una triestina…

The Cleveland Museum of Art announced recent acquisitions including a 16th-century Mannerist painting by Maso da San Friano, an Italian painter whose real name was Tomaso D’Antonio Manzuoli. Florentine artist Maso da San Friano (1531–1571) worked for the Medici court…

There are three different languages within me: Italian, English and Spanish. Each of them is like a unique person I met during different stages of my life. The first in my childhood. The second in my adolescence and the third…

In November 2008, a teddy bear named Giovanni left California, safe and snug in his little box, and traveled all the way to New York. He was the first. And with his journey, the Italian Children’s Market was born. Isabella…

“Feast Of The Seven Fishes” is set to be released by Shout Studios on Nov. 15 in select theaters. The comedy-drama was written and directed by Robert Tinnell and based on his graphic novel and Italian cookbook of the same…

In its inaugural year, Ciao! Cleveland took over the East Bank of the Flats and did it like any Italian festival would: with flare, food and fun! Kicking off Italian Heritage month, Ciao! Cleveland and its presenting sponsor, NOIA, brought…