MILAN — Italy, 1978. TV personality Raffaella Carrà reaches the top of several European and South American charts with her hit “Tanti Auguri,” a song extolling free love, whose most famous line can be ...

Toni Negri was one of the historic leadership of the Italian revolutionary group Potere Operaio (Workers’ Power) and is currently serving a prison sentence in Rebibbia prison, Rome. Negri gave himself ...

Puzz was one of the most interesting magazines to appear around the mid 1970s in Italy (& not only in Italy). In many ways it was loudly, very loudly ignored. Rather sadly in one Puzz mag 'they' - ...

In “After the Empire” (The Chronicle, November 5), Scott McLemee says: “Mr. Negri had spent much of the previous two decades in exile, convicted of having fomented civil disorder during the 1970s as ...

This month, just a few days before the opening of the 57th International Art Biennale in Venice, the Fondazione Prada, in Milan, will present “TV 70: Francesco Vezzoli Watches RAI,” a major look at ...

Although scholarship has demonstrated the inextricability of the history of science from the histories of industry and ...

Franco and Margaret Romagnoli brought real Italian cooking to a national audience in the mid-1970s with their public television series “The Romagnolis’ Table.” The show sparked a number of cookbooks ...

PARIS (AP) — A French court is deciding Wednesday whether several Italian former militants should be extradited to serve prison terms for their roles in extreme-left terrorism that bloodied Italy in ...

ROME - Former communist militant Cesare Battisti has admitted four murders carried out in the 1970s, weeks after he was jailed in Italy for the killings that were part of a failed bid to spark a ...