Eleonora De Fonseca Pimentel: The First Democratic Journalist
Eleonora De Fonseca Pimentel, the first democratic journalist, was sent to the gallows 213 years ago.
Italy’s Public Image In London And New York: Fashion
Book author Delfina Ducci's first column about the female universe.
Italy’s Public Image In London And New York: Social Media
In the age of social media, we are standing before a disheartening sort of solitude, a sort of virtual life that is gradually becoming a reality.
Weekly Pinprick: Celebrity And Star Are Not The Same
Many artists can become celebrities: but not stars. A star is something more. A nearly supernatural being. A myth, a legend.
Weekly Pinprick: Entertainment As A Philosophy Of Life
We love entertainment as it offers us distractions and frivolity – but only gaining these benefits without paying any attention to quality.
Forever Heroine Beatrice Cenci
The tragic story of Beatrice Cenci is recalled as an emblem of the sixteenth-century bloodthirsty and corrupted city of Rome.
Italy’s Public Image In London And New York: Humor And Sense Of Life
Book author Delfina Ducci's column about the female universe.
The Epistolary Diary Of Rita Levi Montalcini
Some terrible pages by a gentle girl who was the victim of racial laws: Rita Levi Montalcini.
Weekly Pinprick: Culinary Arts Over Literature
Pellegrino Artusi has become a historical figure as he wrote a cookbook for present and future generations — one that earned him the title of father of Italian cuisine.
Weekly Pinprick: Eternal Youth
Trends, these so-called monsters that we unconditionally bow down to, change our features not by way of threats — but through the illusion of eternal youth.