For fans of: Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel García Márquez Regarded as one of the ... With themes of fate and family, the story of the De la Garza women plays out as their passions are hidden, ...

If you are just looking to watch a movie for pleasure and don’t want to think too hard, then you might as well stay home. But ...

The softly spoken Colombian winger has emerged as one of the stars of the Club World Cup, and was crucial to Fluminense's win ...

The National Book Award finalist talks about Portis’s appeal as the “patron saint of journalists who become novelists” and ...

The Metropolitan Opera’s annual Summer HD Festival returns to Lincoln Center Plaza. The free festival features ten screenings from the Met’s celebrated Live in HD series.

Q&A with Angie Drobnic Holan outlines GlobalFact 12 plans as 350 fact-checkers gather amid rising harassment, funding cuts and other challenges ...

Building Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s world in ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ took years and thousands of Colombians to recreate it.

This difference is once again emphasized by the posthumous releases of García Marquez’s and Didion’s “Until August” and “Notes to John,” respectively.

Its leading authors, who included Vargas Llosa's Colombian friend and sometime rival Gabriel García Márquez - who pioneered the kaleidoscopic magical realism style of writing - became household ...