Correction: Voice From the Past Becomes an Obsession
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An article on Jan. 6 about Cecilia Bartoliâs tribute to Maria Malibran referred incorrectly to her performances in Belliniâs âCapuleti e i Montecchi.â She was Romeo; she did not sing the parts of both Romeo and Juliet.
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The future of a museum dedicated to singers is unclear amid the removal of memorabilia and squabbling among present and past officials.
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You can learn a lot from writing a newspaper column, especially when a reader calls in to say that you're wrong. I've just received a revealing critique that foreshadows a nasty new escalation in the battle over our digital rights.
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N'DJAMENA  - From landmark speeches made at independence to recordings of beloved musicians long since dead, Chad lost historic audio archives in the looting frenzy that accompanied a rebel assault on its capital this month.
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Most of what Chris Matthews says is mindless trash, but today he pulled out a great analogy immediately after Ted Kennedy's stirring endorsement of Obama. He compared Hillary Clinton to the character Salieri in the movie Amadeus. Until Mozart came along he was the leading composer in Vienna, but he was just a workman, a technician. Mozart had inspiration, feeling, the spirit. Salieri, even though he lived a long life and Mozart died young, is a footnote to Mozart's lasting greatness. Matthews nailed it.  Maybe this makes up for his calling the voters of New Hampshire racists because he and every other pundit read the polling data wrong.
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In a Feb. 6 story about Podcasting, The Associated Press misidentified a show that WGBH in Boston distributes over the Internet directly to digital music players. It is "Morning Stories," not "American Stories."
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A look back at some of the more memorable elements of Oscar broadcasts past.
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New research is challenging the idea that memory becomes more accurate with age.
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If it wasnÂt true before, itÂs certainly true with the appearance of ÂThe Latin Legends of ComedyÂ: the word legend has been devalued to the point of worthlessness.
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Caveat internemptor! If you've been into the sauce, you may unwittingly get a Red Sauce cover (or re-record) instead of the original you desire.
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Google News is getting a sense of  the past to balance out its relentless focus on the present.
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Armed with a tape recorder and endless patience, Sharon Heffley has spent the last 17 years unraveling the knot of mispronunciations and garbled syllables common to many international professionals.
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Mike Baker questions the obsession with comparing exam results with those of yesteryear when there are other issues at stake.
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Joe OâDonnell, who died Aug. 9, came to be described as a fraud who had claimed as his own some of the 20th centuryâs most famous images.
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For many Britons, the epitome of Prince Charles' on-again, off-again romance with Camilla Parker Bowles was the transcript of a racy telephone conversation they allegedly had years ago.
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Disregard BC-People-Streisand. Duplicates material already on the wire.
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An article last Sunday about the author Armistead Maupin misstated the number of television mini-series based on his âTales of the Cityâ novels. There have been three, not two.