Dottoressa: An American Doctor in Rome
As a reviewer, I've read a lot of entries in what I might call the “foreign woman living in Italy [...]
As a reviewer, I've read a lot of entries in what I might call the “foreign woman living in Italy [...]
For columnist Madeleine Johnson, thinking back to long ago Midwestern evenings means card games and music, Lottie and Mildred presiding.
Whenever I used to tell people that I lived in Italy, the response was almost inevitable. "Oh, that's always been [...]
The highlight of my 2018 was a trip to France to commemorate the centenary of the World War I Armistice, [...]
When columnist Madeleine Johnson was young, one Christmas catalog fit all. Not so in 21st-century America, a nation of tribes.
More than a year ago, I moved to rural New Hampshire from Milan, where I had lived for 30 years. [...]
One of the delights of director John M. Chu's comedy "Crazy Rich Asians" is hearing the reasons viewers worldwide are [...]
The other day, after speaking at a conference and going out for dinner, I happened to pass a noisy and [...]
Everyone knows that learning a foreign language exposes you to another culture. New words open doors to new ideas and [...]
It's commencement speech season. I have never been under the illusion that any educational institution would ever ask me to [...]
Though I returned to the United States last summer after 30 years of living in Italy, daily events still have [...]
A change in values is at the core of Susan Froemke's film about the Metropolitan Opera's 1960s move to Lincoln Center.