Amanda Heckert

Based on a book by the culinary historian Jessica B. Harris, the new Netflix series celebrates the influence of African American culture and ingenuity on the country’s cuisine

The longtime CNN news anchor and Atlanta native bids goodbye to her news job and hello to her new book, Huddle

Baltimore’s sweet summer tradition goes back more than a century

The culinary historian Jessica B. Harris shares her stunning vintage postcard collection in a new book

The art of being Elvis

ESPN senior researcher Chris “The Bear” Fallica shares a few historical trends to keep in mind before this year’s Run for the Roses

Everything you need to know to master the Run for the Roses

New Orleans insiders reveal what’s really on their tables—and bars—during Carnival

Austin, Texas, photographer and entrepreneur Jay B. Sauceda shares glimpses of his home state

A Bloody Bull is an even richer spin on a Bloody Mary. Make it batch-style, like one G&G writer’s family, and prepare to bowl over your party guests

The chef, author, and television star reveals her favorite episodes—and previews her new show to come

How the Greenville, South Carolina artist found her purpose in a paintbrush

Notables such as Emmylou Harris and Ethan Hawke hop in the back of Elvis Presley’s Rolls-Royce to muse on the rocker and America in a new documentary

Adorable alert: These new Thoroughbred foals at a Lexington horse farm might be tomorrow’s Run for the Roses racers

A fox with a memorable mug finds love in a Florida home

A new exhibit highlights the photographer’s relationship with the South

The Georgia native may not be up for an Oscar at this year’s Academy Awards, but few do the South better

Five things you might not know about the quick-fire painter and PBS star

The Southern roots of the beloved 1970s television show

Fifty years ago, the Senate confirmed Baltimore native Thurgood Marshall, the first African-American justice, to the bench