Not every chocolate is created equal so here are 5 Italians chocolate brands to look for to involve all of your senses.

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Dive Into The Delicious World of Italian Chocolate

You can travel across the boot to visit some of the cities that are known for making fantastic chocolate. Here are 4 Italian towns you must visit if you’re craving a divine treat

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4 Italian Towns to Indulge Your Sweet Tooth

Since the Gold Rush, California has been a state of immigrants. Between 1850 and 1900, the Golden State experienced a fascinating period of Italian immigration.

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A Brief History of Italians in San Francisco

America Domani sat down with Ray Guarini, founder of the incredibly popular Italian American social media platform Italian Enclaves Historical Society,

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What’s happening to Italian America? Meet Ray Guarini, Director of Italian Enclaves Historical Society 

One of the oldest and most fascinating feast day celebrations in Italy is the Festa of Sant’Agata which takes place from the 3rd to the 5th of February each year.

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Learn About the Fascinating Festa di Sant’Agata

The NIAF Regional Gala held at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel honored the executive chef, concept creator and entrepreneur Chef Joey Maggiore.

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NIAF Regional Gala honors Italian Concept Creator

Ancient Romans believed that for optimal health, one must bathe daily, eat well, exercise frequently, and have massages often. In modern day Italy, Italians continue to hold onto this ancient philosophy of well-being. Here is a list of 5 wellness resorts that you need to check our on your next trip to Italy.

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5 Wellness Resorts Not to Miss in Italy

Lady Gaga announced that she had received a nomination for her fourth Oscar nomination, for co-writing the single “Hold My Hand.”

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Lady Gaga Nominated for Fourth Academy Award

Italy’s Ministry of Culture, Ministero della Cultura, has announced the 10 finalists for the 2025 edition of the Italian Capital of Culture.

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Finalists for 2025 Italian Capital of Culture Announced

One of the United States’ greatest and oldest Italian enclaves is found in Pennsylvania. The earliest contact between the Philadelphia region and Italy occurred during the 17th century. Philadelphia became a magnet for northern Italian immigrants to British North America, who could profit by connecting the city to ports such as Genoa. Many of these skilled Northern

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A Brief History of Italians in Philadelphia