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Sign up for the Morning Brief, delivered weekdays. Subscribe Celebrate the unofficial start of summer by kayaking and fishing on the L.A. River. Head to the movies to watch "Cruella," Christopher Nolan flicks or new French shorts. Rediscover the Discovery Cube with the kiddos. Shop a Dodger Fan Fest. Check out live music at an Asian Pacific showcase. Or nosh on Roman-style pizza and barbecue while sipping local brews. Friday, May 28 - Sunday, May 30 Digital Drag Festival Rupaul’s Drag Race contestants Jimbo, Jackie Cox, Latrice Royale, Sederginne, Ginger Minj, Miz Cracker, Abby OMG,...

Aberdeen How about a city with two medieval colleges and castles, two picturesque rivers and miles of sandy beach? On a sunny day, Aberdeen’s granite buildings sparkle as the light glints off specks of mica in the stone. Walk or cycle beside the city’s long sands from the old fishing village of Footdee to the basking seals at Donmouth nature reserve. There are several places to hire bikes and 150 miles of Aberdeenshire coastline. Aberdeen Art Gallery reopened after refurbishment in 2019. Photograph: Iain Masterton/Alamy Of the county’s 263 castles, ruined Dunnottar on its craggy peninsu...

HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By   Apr 30, 2021 11:17 AM EDT A journalism degree is naturally going to be associated with a career in journalism. However, you may be surprised to learn that this isn't the only career option for journalists. With a digital journalism degree, graduates can go on to follow many different career paths.  Teaching important skills for the modern world, journalism is a great option for students who aren't yet sure exactly what they want to do with their careers, making it a popular option on college campuses.  Read on to get an idea of what a degree in journalism can p...

The Atlantic Revisionist novels are sweeping away some of the literary genre’s most calcified myths. Anne Rearick / Agence vu / Redux A gentleman comes from the East Coast to make his fortune. When the train lets him off in a dusty Wyoming town, he encounters an array of cowpunchers, card sharps, and ne’er-do-wells, whose coarse manners shock and intrigue him. At the saloon, he’s treated to their opinions on the local women, as well as one man’s boast that he never forgets a face—so long as that face is white. A game of cards nearly turns into a shootout when one man calls the newco...

On Saturday, I went for a bike ride in the morning mist. My route took me through Salisbury and across the Town Path to Harnham. For those reading this further afield, the Town Path cuts through the water meadows and offers stunning views back across to the cathedral. As I cycled along, I came across a group of photographers at one of the best spots to capture the view. Except with the mist, there was nothing to snap save a blanket wall of white. More fool them, I thought. This last week I’ve been finding the lockdown tough going. A combination of work, homeschooling, the cold and lack ...