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AN ODDITY IN THE OPENING CREDITS for Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Mamma Roma (1962) has gone largely unremarked, probably because it is so cursory. A minute or so into the credit sequence, which is accompanied by the stately largo from Vivaldi’s Concerto for Viola d’Amore and Lute in D Minor, a fly suddenly enters at the lower right-hand side of the frame, meanders a bit before pausing on the name of an actor (Giulio de Stephanis) as if to inspect it, and then skitters off as quickly as it had em...

Nino La Civita’s rollercoaster life in India took him from the mansions of the rich to internment camps to finally the St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church.

World War I is the focus of an exhibition at LACMA, where its representation as perhaps the first 'media war' gets examined.

David Platzer on “Modern Paris: 1905–1925” at the Petit Palais, Paris.

Hammer prices for works by artists such as Alexander Calder, Degas, Joan Mitchell, Gauguin and Picasso failed to reach low-estimates.

The sales, which included the Triton Collection Foundation, fell short of expectations, but the total result was the second highest for the auction house

Cortona, Italy is the queen of Tuscany and there's so much to see. Here's where to stay, eat and explore in the Cortona, Italy on your next trip

The musician shares his favorite places to catch a musical performance, take in some history, shop local and much more in Cortona, Italy.

Whether it's your first time or five-hundredth, here are the best places to visit in Italy—ranging from mountain towns in Northern Italy to beaches in the South.

The major exhibition of the Italian artist, often referred to as the 'cursed one' because of his battle against drug abuse and mental health issues, includes some never seen before items.