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Books for fall 2024: 44 titles to read, from biographies to horror, and...
Did you know there’s a very specific reason we have a fall book season? It’s not the only reason, but it’s the reason that set this cultural cycle in motion. Long story short: As New York and...
View ArticleSpooky fall adventures in Europe’s most haunted destinations
By Norbert Figueroa | Associated Press Europe is a continent steeped in history, and with that history comes tales of restless spirits, haunted castles and ghostly encounters. For those seeking an...
View Article10 tiny house design ideas you can steal for any space
Dan Morris Tiny houses are the epitome of clever design and efficient living. With limited square footage, these homes make the most of every inch, using smart design features to maximize space and...
View ArticleDaily Horoscope for October 01, 2024
General Daily Insight for October 01, 2024 We’re zooming out to see the full picture. The emotional Moon trines innovative Uranus, providing us with the cutting-edge mindset that we need to move past...
View ArticleWine, etc.: A wine enthusiast’s guide to exploring the many regions of France...
Paris, which recently hosted the Summer Olympics, has been in the spotlight this year. Although we cannot imagine going to France without spending a couple of days in Paris — the City of Light — there...
View ArticleBeyond apple pie: Creative ways to use your apple haul this year
By Gina Matsoukas | Associated Press The abundance of sweet and juicy apples in autumn is a tempting sight at grocery stores and markets. While an apple pie is a delicious way to use apples, this fall...
View Article‘In the Summers’ review: A sometime family’s passing years, heartache and...
A moving feature debut, “In the Summers” comes from writer-director Alessandra Lacorazza, pulling threads from her own childhood and family story to make a new tapestry. Watching it, I thought of...
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Five of the hottest books dropping in October
Chris Hewitt | (TNS) The Minnesota Star Tribune We’re deep in autumn, the season when many of the biggest-name writers unleash their latest books. The hope is that they’ll fly off library and bookstore...
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‘A Different Man’ review: A new face and a new life in a comedy that’s more...
The Demi Moore film “The Substance,” currently in theaters, has a doppelganger in its midst: a dark comedy likewise about an actor undergoing a radical exterior transformation while overlooking some...
View ArticleYour Google Wallet may soon be able to carry your passport
Mia Taylor | (TNS) TravelPulse Globetrotters may soon be able to store their U.S. passport in a Google Wallet. The tech giant has announced that it’s rolling out a variety of new Google Wallet updates...
View ArticleDaily Horoscope for October 02, 2024
General Daily Insight for October 02, 2024 We’re finding a happy medium. With the peaceful New Moon in Libra at 2:49 pm EDT, we’re seeking balance in our lives by increasing friendship and love in our...
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We tried the new Orioles playoff menu items at Camden Yards. Can we have S’more?
The Orioles may have lost their first playoff game against the Kansas City Royals, but at least Camden Yards has some new ballpark snacks to soothe the pain. While O’s fans were headed to their seats...
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Recipes: Make a New Orleans seafood boil as part of your Rosh Hashanah feast
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, begins on Wednesday evening, Oct. 2. A favorite saying on Rosh Hashanah is “We should be heads and not tails,” which refers to a wish for success at school, at work...
View Article‘The Wild Robot’ review: How to train your robot, your gosling and your...
With two published sequels ready and waiting, DreamWorks Animation has a franchise in the works with “The Wild Robot,” a big success in its first weekend. It’s good, too. Based on the first of three...
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‘Nobody Wants This’ review: When menschy met blabby
“Say something rabbinical,” a woman says playfully to the cute rabbi she’s just spent the evening flirting with. It’s been too long since the pleasures of banter fueled a romantic comedy with the...
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Coolcations, solo travel and other hot tourism trends
Today’s travel trends are showing where people are going, who they are going with and what they want to do while on a trip. “People are taking more trips and they are talking about them with their...
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Baltimore-born author Ta-Nehisi Coates condemns Israel’s ‘oppression’ of...
The acclaimed Baltimore born writer Ta-Nehisi Coates took the stage at the Enoch Pratt Free Library at 7 p.m. Wednesday — minutes after the sunset start of the Jewish high holy day of Rosh Hashana — to...
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Bits & Bites: Meet the couple planning to open Howard County’s first cat cafe
Cats are often said to have nine lives. Ruth Wang and Brendan Morrison may not have lived quite that many, but they decided to open a cat cafe together after wandering several other paths. Wang studied...
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Preserving your summer harvest: Keeping tomatoes, peaches, berries and more...
One of my favorite childhood memories is the attention I got from my mom when I wasn’t feeling well. She’d keep me home from school and feed me comfort food. This included her chicken soup and buttered...
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‘The Outrun’ review: A moving tale of addiction, recovery and Saoirse Ronan’s...
Blind drunk at closing time, Rona — a bright, late-20s graduate student majoring in biology — has again pushed her luck and, literally kicking and screaming, provoked the bartender into tossing her out...
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