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RSSEngagements
Kimbra D. Butler, daughter of Debra and Harold Butler of Sherwood, and Michael D. Lowe, son of Dorothy and Terry Lowe of Buckner; Oct. 26. Continue reading...
Anniversaries
LONSDALE — Hazel and Roland Gentry celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. The couple were married May 13, 1948. Continue reading...
Crafty types
UALR’s applied design program built on function
The tiny scale model illustrating college student Morgan Hill’s final project contains a wing-back chair with bent metal legs and a blue cushion. Continue reading...
Vintage performers release new music, classics
Age ain’t nothin’ but a number, the late and gifted singer Aaliyah famously sang. Continue reading...
It’s good she didn’t ask stylist to roll it
Spin Cycle presents another installment of “All The News That’s Fit to Razz” … Chris McMillan, Jennifer Aniston’s longtime hairstylist, admitted to Women’s Wear Daily that he was stoned when he created the former Friends actress’ iconic “Rachel” hairdo. Continue reading...
Deaths, renewals, births: NBC’s fall lineup told
The broadcast networks unveiled their fall lineups last week, so let’s get right to them. Continue reading...
Rock stars are so yesterday! Chefs are new fan darlings
He remembers denim, leather and a crossfire of baked potato and filet mignon. Continue reading...
Learning how
Other than the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, no colleges or universities in the state offer complete applied design programs where students can learn metalsmithing and furniture-making techniques, although other fine arts programs do include ceramics. Continue reading...
McGavin’s Mike Hammer brought violent noir to TV
What is it? Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer, 78 half-hour episodes on 12 discs from A&E Home Video How much? $69.98 When? Now Who’s Mickey Spillane? He was a writer of pulpy crime novels and comics and his signature character was Mike Hammer. Continue reading...
He’s twice bitten, thrice shy
DEAR CAROLYN: How do I start trusting my wife again? Three years ago, I caught her (52) having an affair with a 29-year-old aide who came to our house to help with our autistic son. Continue reading...
HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
Happy birthday. The people you meet this year seem destined to bring you up. One special relationship in particular stirs the music that lives inside of you. Continue reading...
DANCE with a dolphin?
Or maybe snack with a tortoise, while in Atlanta
Atlantans are walking on the wild side this spring, enjoying opportunities for up-close encounters with dolphins, otters, pandas, Komodo dragons and other exotic creatures great and small. Continue reading...
Flower fans love blooming Europe in spring
I head to Europe every spring, ready to start a new season of travel. It’s an exciting time, as I dive into exhausting days of nonstop guidebook research and travel show filming. Continue reading...
Bruised, lines set to cruise
Two new mega-ships will debut. River cruising is hot. Amenities are mounting. And cruise lines battered by bad news desperately want your business. Continue reading...
All is likely lost for company on no-transfer fare
Q: As a human resources consultant, I sometimes receive travel inquiries from clients. Here is one: An employee, using a company credit card, bought a $1,200 airline ticket for a business trip. Continue reading...
