With 2022 coming to an end, we reflect back on the personalities, icons, and celebrities we lost in the Italian community this year. These 20 men and women of Italian descent made important contributions in the areas of cinema, art, music, cuisine, fashion, journalism, commerce and sport.
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It’s not too late to claim that the Christmas present you ordered for someone is still on the way (is it ever?). We quickly scoured the Internet to find the best Christmas gifts for that person in your life who loves everything Italian. From language classes and shaving cream to saint candles and coffee makers, there’s always a last-minute gift you can grab while there’s still time.
Italian American actor and screenwriter Stanley Tucci introduces himself as “Italian on both sides” during the introduction of his CNN documentary series Searching For Italy. His memoir, Taste: My Life Through Food, is a loving testament to his Italian heritage, and a celebration of the food of Italian American culture.
The four-time Emmy winner has been attached to some blockbuster movies like The Devil Wears Prada, The Hunger Games franchise and Captain America: The First Avenger. He has also been known to work on dramatic movies such as Spotlight and his role as George Harvey in The Lovely Bones, which resulted in him being nominated for an Academy Award. Yet Tucci’s career has also focused on another passion of his, food.
When it comes to celebrating the Christmas season, Italians know that there are only three things you need to create a festive atmosphere: food, family, and music. That’s why America Domani created The Ultimate Italian Christmas Playlist, where holiday standards from icons Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin mingle with favorites from modern legends such as Andrea Bocelli and Lady Gaga
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