What was in Hemingway’s writing that enabled him to command the loyalty of a generation?

Film reviews of "Psycho" and "Sons and Lovers"

From 1960, a look at how the famous painter depicted relationships between the sexes.

"Ikiru" is a film rooted in the most universal of truths, the one that cuts across all cultural barriers, all concepts of love, success, God: the fact of mortality.

The brilliance of Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim Museum

A review of Charles Vidor's "A Farewell to Arms"

The New Republic‘s original review of ‘Lolita’ from 1957, when it was only available as an excerpt in the Anchor Review.

The story of the famous poet's arraignment for treason and confinement to a mental hospital.

Money is a symbol of complex social forces in 'Seize the Day'

"The war will be decided by men who never waded waist-deep in fields of paddy."

The comic and heroic philosophy of 'The Adventures of Augie March'