Arts & Entertainment

Thoughts on whitetails, taxidermy, and the secret to a great shindig

A few thoughts on sharing the wilds with snakes

Take a moment to look back at some of our favorite photos from this past year

Stealth pruning protocol, forsaking booze for Lent, and going native in Bermuda shorts

Why my heart skips a beat for musicians

Ruminating on the many virtues of black-eyed peas

The film that brought to life Fannie Flagg’s beloved novel Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Café turns twenty-five in December. Here are five ways to celebrate the milestone

The Mercy Street actor is on cue for a breakout year

Art by—and for—the people

You’re never too old for the beach—just the water

One man and a crazy broadcasting experiment

We spoke with Flagg about the anniversary of the film and her latest book

Tom Colicchio shares some scoop

An Asheville, North Carolina artist puts one of the South’s most abundant nuisances to work: Kudzu

How Birmingham, Alabama provided a crucial piece of inspiration for the hit 1977 film

Ray McKinnon talks Southern storytelling as Rectify comes to an end

A decidedly Southern take on healthy eating

Thoughts on a brand-new stride

The Smithsonian’s Museum of African American History brings a stunning addition to Washington, D.C.