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The art of self-improvement keeps you young, hopeful, and open to growth.
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Henry Golding turns in a career-defining performance as a man consumed with regret.
The Golestan Palace: Qajar Dynasty Opulence
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a historic, royal complex that blends Persian and European architecture.
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Third Time’s the Charm: A Relocated Tennessee Schoolhouse
In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ a 19th-century log schoolhouse finds a permanent home in a Tennessee state park.
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A Case for Reviving Folk Music Jam Sessions
Creating music together is one of the oldest—and best—ways to build community.
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‘Daniela Forever’: A Thinking Person’s Romantic Thriller
Henry Golding turns in a career-defining performance as a man consumed with regret.
Keep Your Grilled Chicken Juicy, Thanks to These Tips
Summer evenings beg for effortless and casual dinners.
Treasured US Mining Towns You Can Still Visit Today
Those who love the cultural legacy these mining towns left can still visit these destinations today.
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Rick Steves’ Europe: Art, Architecture, and Nightlife in Scotland’s Second City
Many tourists give Glasgow a miss in favor of Edinburgh, but that’s a shame.
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Didn’t Make It to Fiesta San Antonio? Happily, the Vibe Stays Alive Year-Round
Every April, the city pays tribute to its Mexican heritage with a 10-day calendar of events that serves up the essence of fiesta.
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Treasured US Mining Towns You Can Still Visit Today
Those who love the cultural legacy these mining towns left can still visit these destinations today.
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