“It’s a Texas Thing. You Go to the River.”
Despite the popular depiction of Texas as a flat, arid landscape, its residents have a deep—and complicated—connection to water The […]
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This Modern-Day Rodeo Is Bringing Cowboy Culture to a New Generation
On a balmy day at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center on the edge of the sprawling expanse of Griffith Park,
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These Are the Most Anticipated Books of Summer 2025
There’s something magical about a summer read—the kind of book that pulls you in during a lazy afternoon on a
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Jessica B. Harris’s New Cookbook Untangles the Strands of American Cuisine
G&G caught up with the Braided Heritage author to discuss the fluidity of cooking traditions, the power of the number
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Seven Thought-Provoking Juneteenth Events
From bike tours to museum days, these experiences dig deep into history, healing, and celebration The post Seven Thought-Provoking Juneteenth
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In Praise of Pulp Fiction, Bodice Rippers, and Beach Reads
Helen Ellis relishes in the summery nostalgia of well-worn, escapist novels The post In Praise of Pulp Fiction, Bodice Rippers,
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This Outrageously Pretty Purple Tile Is Actually Made Out of Sea Urchins
If you’re a surfer or avid tidepooler, you likely have been irked by the reality of a sea urchin prick.
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Ten Years After the Mother Emanuel Massacre, a Concert of Spirituals Soothes a Weary Soul
The sacred music of one writer’s ancestors—and the enduring power of the Charleston church—holds space for solace and survival The
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Marine motifs and nautical flair are making a splash in the zeitgeist every which way you look these days—from interior
A New Book Mines Georgia’s Oldest Cookbooks for Forgotten Slices of History
Atlanta’s Victorian-era Martha Stewart, the surprising vegetable on display at every Gilded Age party, an old-school recipe for orange candy,
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