For American actor Stanley Tucci, there’s a lot more to Italy than just pizza, pasta, sunshine, mandolins, and the mafia.

World-renowned Italian chef Massimo Bottura recently shared the food mistakes he often witnesses many travelers making when ...

The award-winning actor explores Italy in this popular TV foodie-hit — which appears on National Geographic in May 18.

Outside of his award-winning acting chops, Tucci, author of What I Ate in One Year, is highly regarded for his culinary prowess. He’s even been invited curate a dinner party menu by King Charles, a ...

Stanley Tucci's show 'Tucci in Italy' travels through Italy, exploring its culture via food. Unlike acting, hosting requires authenticity. Tucci engages with locals about culinary traditions across ...

This stunning mountaintop village is just 16 miles from Pisa and 37 from Florence, but a world away from the crowds that ...

For the Julie & Julia star, who wrote a series of cookbooks, the best way to understand what makes a country and its people unique is through their food. The 64-year-old had a similar travel and food ...

Home-grown vegetables, heritage pulses and hand-rolled pasta define a community feast in the remote mountaintop town of ...

A new Jacksonville Beach restaurant offers diners a taste of contemporary modern Mexican cuisine focused on authentic recipes ...

Bucharest's culinary scene welcomes back OLEA, the JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel's celebrated Mediterranean destination, ...

Renowned Italian chef Massimo Bottura is a culinary philosopher, known as much for his poetic musings as his Michelin stars.

The author of the cookbook was Marcella Hazan. If she had never done anything else in her life, Ms. Hazan would still have a ...