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The Burnt Pines isn't your typical Stetson hat-wearing Americana band that can't wait to share a bill with Margo Price or Sierra Ferrell. In fact, this

So, rather than threadjack the other braid thread since it seems to be primarily about spinning reels, I started this one to ask specifically about (BFS-ish) baitcasters. In the other thread @@bulldog1935 stated: "Note however, Jun Sonada recommends PE#1 as the smallest braid to use on a LW that ...

The personal archive of Gus Lobrano, a longtime editor at The New Yorker, provides a glimpse of a vanished literary past.

No one knew more about Marilyn Monroe's shattered dreams of escape to the magic of Camelot than Pete Lawford. He had introduced the excruciatingly fragile star to the high-stakes world of his brother-in-law Jack Kennedy and witnessed the crash ending of her much more serious affair with Bobby Kennedy—on the last day of her life. But why did Lawford ignore her final plea for help? JAMES SPADA reports in an excerpt from his new biography

When I was 13 or 14, I had a good friend named Ola. Sometimes Id go to her house after school. She was studious and curious and shy, like me, and we spent hours happily reading quietly in between plotting our future lives, complete with renderings of our future dream homes.

Army Lt. Col. Sonie Munson, media operations chief for U.S. Northern Command, and Andrea Wagenbach, who works for the U.S. Department of Defense, talk about their service on the Church’s Military Advisory Committee.

Mary J. Blige rocked a very racy getup while taking her Good Morning Gorgeous Tour to Brooklyn, New York on Thursday, October 20.

Coming of age between the salon and the Black barbershop.

The spiritual healer and close confidante to the Princess of Wales right until the end reveals the stories behind the headlines

In my "Secret Art" article (which fell off the front page of newyorker.com today, so thats over with, I guess), I wrote: "...numerous events can be commemorated with a single picture. It just has to be a good one, and...