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History is not the past. It is the stories we tell about the past.” That notion thrums through two of the most absorbing ...

Your child’s happiness is best seen as a side dish, not the main. Let’s consider the concept of wisdom as a more hearty main course.

When I was a kid, my parents used to say, “Stop wasting time on those games and do your homework.” Fast forward a few years, ...

When Angie Patton got tapped as Urbana’s Poet Laureate, she figured it was largely ceremonial — maybe a reading or two, some ...

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When Glen Powell showed up in Hollywood, the industry wasn’t quite ready for an actor of his qualities. In 2025, his unique ...

Ten years ago, when Sally Mann published Hold Still, her moving and startlingly frank best-selling memoir, she brought ...

To know Ke Francis is to … well … not know him. At least, not at first. Francis is much more than a Tupelo artist. He is a painter, writer, photographer, sculptor, printmaker and bookbinder. And, at ...