Arts & Culture

A Nashville artist documents the many faces of the Civil War

Fifty years after the passage of the Civil Rights Act, a look at the past and promise of the most democratic restaurant space of all

A country music icon, five-time Grammy award winner, member of the Grand Ole Opry, and a passionate photographer

A photographer’s anthology of a life aquatic

A day of sporting clays at Brays Island Plantation

A true tale of a racy movie, a small Mississippi town, and a big house

Pull over and grab a bag. They’re good for you

An Atlanta designer embraces the uncommon allure of the South’s natural pearls

A Southern take on the answers to some of life’s thornier questions

As a screenwriter in Hollywood, the bard of Oxford wrote lines for Gary Cooper and Humphrey Bogart

The biggest name in Southern lit didn’t spend his whole life in Mississippi

Goings-on in the South and beyond

From Jackie Robinson to James Brown, an actor who’s getting used to walking in the footsteps of giants

In 1932, a rising writer from Mississippi found himself amid the bright lights and dry heat of Tinseltown

A modern leading lady with old-school Southern values

The veteran actor on fame, dogs, and the enduring mystique of New Orleans

A lemonade break with Hollywood’s busiest supporting actress

Talking shop with Hollywood’s reigning queen of Southern gothic

The Louisiana native on the ideal barroom clientele and learning the ropes from Morgan Freeman

The beautiful Mardi Gras masks of Venice, Italy’s Franco Cecamore