An Unmoveable Feast of Hemingway History Struggles to Survive
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In what architects describe as a preservation emergency, Ernest Hemingway's house in Havana is tumbling down, and an effort to save it is threatened by politics.
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Ernest Hemingway's final home in this central Idaho mountain town &#151; with its astonishing array of the author's personal possessions &#151; is perhaps the most enigmatic, and certainly the least visited, of the houses the Nobel Prize winner once owned.
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Ernest Hemingway's estate refuse permission for a newly-discovered manuscript by the writer to be published.
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Ernest Hemingway's favorite bars in  Havana are under new management in a drive by Cuba's Communist  government to increase control over its main cash cow, the  tourist trade.
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Anxious about dwindling crowds and shorter attention spans, museums and historical sites are turning to special effects to tell their stories
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Hotel Rwanda is the riveting account of a man finding courage in the midst of genocide
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A parade of young New Yorkers struggle to make sense of that potentially bewildering time of year known in the rag trade as âtransition.â
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No matter how over-indulgent you think you've been, rest assured: No modern meal can hold a candle to the debauched feasts of yesterday.
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Tourists struggle with the wisdom and ethics of vacationing in disaster-hit regions.
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For more than half a century, historian Raul Hilberg has studied the Holocaust, arguably the most savage episode in human history. He has tried to distance his personal life from his work but says on occasion, he has been overtaken by the pathos of his subject.
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The decaying Ottoman bridge on  Bosnia&#39;s River Drina at Visegrad is soon to be restored, but  the community whose life around it was chronicled in an epic  novel is unlikely to be the same again.
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The issues raised by âThe Rape of Europa,â a documentary about the Nazi pillaging of art and the Allied effort to return it, canât be conveniently consigned to the dustbin of history.
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Recently catapulted from relative obscurity to the shortlist for this yearâs Man Booker Prize, Lloyd Jonesâs âMister Pipâ is an improbably palatable visit to a pedagogueâs paradise.
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A game of cat and mouse is under way between the U.S. government and Florida&#39;s Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum over the fate of dozens of felines roaming the former home of the Nobel Prize-winning author.
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Brian Springerâs bizarre documentary âThe Disappointment: Or, the Force of Credulityâ is, among many things, a treatise on how history is passed along.
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This fascinating but not perfectly satisfying show at the Metropolitan Museum features the art of Barcelona from the turn of the 20th century.
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Set at a small Catskills  resort in the 1950s, when writers were blacklisted for alleged  Communist sympathies, Michael Elias&#39; play is shot through with  the kind of nostalgia that signals deep personal involvement.  But it leaves out the details of why this means something to  him, and so it fails to engage the audience with an emotional  back story.