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Anthony Scaramucci on America 250: where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio?

We split into one camp that flatters the country past all reason and another that despises it past all fairness. Both have abandoned what we used to know.

Fortune

Inside the ‘slow’ designer movement taking fashion back to the farm

EARTH DAY: From soil to loom and the Outer Hebrides to the streets of Soho, cool, small‑scale and connected young designers are bringing back long-forgotten textile techniques. In a world disrupted by global crises and climate change, the future of fashion may lie in its oldest traditions, says Caroline Garland

The Independent UK

A terrible quest in vanilla WoW 'holds a really special place in my heart', says Jeff Kaplan, but was also 'the hubris of a junior game designer who thinks he's clever but is actually a dipsh*t'

"I'm just sh*tting up their inventory with all these pages."

PC Gamer

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30 Rescue Transformations That Remind Us Why Second Chances Matter

AMA Animal Rescue is a Brooklyn-based organization that has been giving vulnerable animals a second chance since 2014. Focused on dogs and cats who need help the most, the team works tirelessly to provide medical care, patience, and emotional support to animals who arrive frightened...

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Josh Barrie On the Sauce at Chiave: A negroni here is the key to happiness

Ordering an omelette is an efficient way to evaluate a French bistro. An Italian trattoria might be keenly assessed with risotto. Much the same, any credible bar would do well to master the Hemingway, which is made exceptionally well at One Club Row in Shoreditch but isn’t on the menu…

Evening Standard

Friday essay: what can we learn about a city from its writers?

There is a pleasure for readers in walking streets known from the pages of books. Taking literary walking tours in London, Paris, New York or Dublin, readers conjure the worlds of Woolf, Hemingway, Whitman or Joyce. We move through the streets in the here and now, but also amid characters…

The Conversation

Why is a cowboy writer from Ohio venerated in a small Aussie beach town? The incredible story of Zane Grey

The dentist-turned bestselling author had a caravan park named after him after making a killer shark movie in 1930s Australia. A swashbuckling new biography unspools the unlikely tale

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Stanley Tucci shares his ultimate freezer martini recipe for World Martini Day

From carbonara to lockdown Negronis, Stanley Tucci is now gunning for Bond’s crown as the king of cocktails – and he’s shared his perfect freezer batch martini recipe so you can celebrate World Martini Day in style

The Independent UK

Josh Barrie On the Sauce at Cinco: Enshrine yourself in this sacred spot

Church-like and calming, there’s nothing sinister about Cinco. Pray, visit, says Josh Barrie

Evening Standard

Bourgeois beverages and the best coffee in town: Where to drink in Paris

Alcohol-free pairings, oat milk lattes, or even a decently priced pint – it’s finally all possible in Paris, says destination expert Anna Richards

The Independent UK

Latin America Amateur Championship: Notes From Buenos Aires, Friday

It’s day two of the Latin America Amateur Championship and Fergus Bisset is there in Buenos Aires. Here’s the latest…

Golf Monthly

Hisham Matar: ‘I learned English by listening to Jane Austen audiobooks’

The British-Libyan author on Hemingway’s craft, finding comfort in Joseph Conrad, and spending six months drowning in Austen

The Guardian - UK

If You Get Less Than 15 Questions Right, You Can’t Claim To Have Good Literature Knowledge

Whether you are or always have been a bookworm or stopped reading books at 16 years old, you should know all these big names in this literature trivia. From Dickens to Hemingway, this trivia has it all: your mission is to jog your memory and remember what you already know.…

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69 Interesting And Intriguing Facts From The “Today I Learned” Community

Weird, random but super interesting "Today I Learned" facts for those anyone who is craving a big chunk of knowledge. The post 69 Interesting And Intriguing Facts From The “Today I Learned” Community first appeared on Bored Panda.

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The Guardian - UK

‘Joyce and Hemingway loved lingering here. I can see why’: readers’ favourite small cities in Europe

Art nouveau cafes, Ottoman architecture and beer halls make these modest cities a big draw away from the crowds

The Guardian - UK

The extraordinary life of Josephine Baker, looked back on in 1986

The singer, dancer, superstar and (as it later turned out) spy had been the toast of Paris in the 1920s

The Guardian - UK

Taurine torpor: bullfighting’s non-fatal French cousin fights for survival

Picasso and Hemingway believed folk sports like the course camarguaise were the height of European culture. Facing financial struggles, rowdy spectators and animal rights concerns, can its practitioners keep the custom alive?

The Walrus

Moleskine Mania: How a Notebook Conquered the Digital Era

“Do you know there’s a section of our customer base that buys a fresh Moleskine every time they come into a store? We have no idea what they do with them”

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The big picture: sun worship in Sicily with Pia Riverola

The Spanish photographer’s new book captures the transformative power of sunshine on a beach beloved by Hemingway, Wilde and Goethe

The Independent UK

A cat's the star at these venues around the world, from museums to bars to government offices

From the White House to a Puerto Rican coffee shop

PetsRadar

15 famous cats (and how they rose to stardom)

From Oscar-winning film stars to Guinness World Record breakers

The Hindu

Readable in one sitting — and other issues

Yet, it is not fashionable, nor is it popular with publishers who think it falls into a chasm between the short story and the novel. Mathematical definitions are not of much help – a novella could be anywhere from ten thousand to forty thousand words. Edgar Allan Poe caught the…

Tribune News Service

TV Tinsel: Timothy Olyphant dons Stetson once more in 'Justified: City Primeval'

Even though he’s been dead for 10 years, author Elmore Leonard is still intriguing audiences. His character, Raylan Givens, is due back July 18 when FX premieres “Justified: City Primeval.”

Cinemablend

Japanese Breakfast Singer Opens Up After Encounter With Taylor Swift Did Not Go How She Expected

Singer, Japanese Breakfast opens up about an interaction she had with Taylor Swift that did not go how she expected it to.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Clinging to old classics can go hand in hand with banning books

Too often, we forget that fights about what we shouldn’t read are also battles over what we should read. And that every time someone attempts to ban Toni Morrison or Ta-Nehisi Coates, they’re also trying to corral our kids back to Hawthorne and Hemingway, Dante and Dickens.

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