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FIGHTING FOR AUBREIGH

GRIEVING MOTHER HEATHER WYATT'S TIKTOKS SHED LIGHT ON HER DAUGHTER'S ALLEGED ABUSE. NOW SHE WANTS JUSTICE

Goodbye to Gena Rowlands, Star of The Notebook

In addition to that sentimental classic, she appeared in groundbreaking films directed by husband John Cassavetes

YOUR CLEANING TOOLS

Spread suds, not grime! The stuff in your utility closet needs to be washed too. Here's how to get each job done.

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IDEAS, DIYS & REALLY GOOD TIPS

SAME YEAR, NEW YOU!

25 little ways to reset yourself for fall

Mealtime in Manila

Creative young chefs are making the Philippine capital Asia's new culinary hot spot.

ALL ASHORE

Juneau is one of Alaska's busiest cruise ports-and it has a booming food scene.

RAPPY VALLEY

For more than two decades, wine expert Ray Isle has been visiting Napa to uncover the best of the region. Here's his short list.

COOKING WITH GRAPES

GRILLED BRAISED, BAKED STEWED OR FROZEN THEY'RE SO MUCH MORE THAN JUST A SNACK.

A National & State Park ADVENTURE

Discover Elkins, West Virginia: The Gateway to Adventure and Culture and more

Haunting HISTORY - GHOSTS & LEGENDS

EXPLORE THE SPOOKIEST DESTINATIONS IN THE USA

ICONIC DESTINATIONS

The US boasts iconic giants like the Grand Canyon's vast, stunning vistas, Yellowstone's geothermal wonders, and the vibrant cityscape of New York City.

waterside RETREATS

GRAB YOUR GEAR, HEAD TO THE COAST, AND MAKE SOME UNFORGETTABLE CRABBING MEMORIES IN NEWPORT!

TAKE BACK SUNDAY

Chef Fermín Núñez's answer to the Sunday scaries? Porrón pours and paella for a crowd.

The California Wine Lover's Guide

55 bottles that will tell you everything about the past, present, and future of California wine

Travel THE STATE SOUTH CAROLINA

Did you know that Table Rock State Park in South Carolina covers over 3,000 acres and is home to the striking Table Rock peak, which stands 3,124 feet tall?

High Style

The latest pieces from the Better Homes & Gardens line at Walmart are like a tour of the best new furniture trends. Pull up a seat and take a spin.

What's Your STYLE POV?

How do you want your home to feel? Cozy and calm? Playful and energetic? At one with nature? Well, you're in luckthere's a decorating style for that. Join us as we explore the hallmarks of four trending yet timeless decor styles. Once you know how your favorite one comes together, find freedom in creating your own style point of view.

Liz Lange

The fashion designer has made a storied career out of fearlessly trusting her style instincts.

Having HER CAKE and eating it too

Pamela Anderson is back in the spotlight this time on her terms. She shares how a return to her childhood home inspired a new cookbook and a fresh perspective on life.

Photo Finish

IT'S A PERPETUAL VACATION IN PHOTOGRAPHER GRAY MALIN'S CALIFORNIA HOME, WHERE HIS DREAMY IMAGERY SETS A CLASSIC COASTAL TONE.

THE WAY IT WAS

The little Maine cottage may be 164 years old, but to writer Kathleen Hackett, it's her family's baby to care for. She gives us the personal tour in her own words.

Vote or Die - I'm a Black man in Arizona participating in the most consequential election of my lifetime whether certain white men want me to or not.

You knew some vote-or-die, do-it-to-honor the-sacrifices-of-the-ancestors, you-can't-complain-if-youdon't-participate Black folks. But you also knew scores who didn't trouble themselves with participating at all. Into your 30s you felt somewhere between those philosophical poles, among those who, each election cycle, needed convincing that their vote mattered a good gotdamn.

This Guy Stood Up to Trump - Georgia's Republican secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, rebuffed Donald Trump's demand to find” votes for him in 2020—and received death threats. Now Trump is back on the ballot, and the pressure is mounting from all sides. Can he once again deliver a fair election?

Georgia's Republican secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, rebuffed Donald Trump's demand to find” votes for him in 2020—and received death threats. Now Trump is back on the ballot, and the pressure is mounting from all sides. Can he once again deliver a fair election?Brad Raffensperger is rattling off statistics while we wait. It's just after 4:00 P.M. on Tuesday, May 21, and the Georgia secretary of state is standing outside a small conference room in an underground bunker on the east side of Atlanta, where he and his staff gather on election days. A couple dozen workers are spread around an open seating area, quietly fielding phone calls and staring at their computer monitors. With its fluorescent lights and gray carpet, the place has the muted feel of a regional sales office. The secretary, though, is energized. As the official in charge of overseeing elections in his state, Raffensperger is always ready to dive into the details.

What's Up With...Smelly Gas - You can blame it on the dog, but it happens to everyone.

The average person toots around 14 times a day-it's how your body releases the extra gas that accumulates when you swallow air and digest food, says Shilpa Ravella, M.D., author of A Silent Fire: The Story of Inflammation, Diet, and Disease. If you chew gum or smoke, you'll have even more gas buildup, she adds.

Vibe Shift- With confident vision, designer and activist Aurora James takes an ever-evolving approach to making a vintage LA house her very own

Aurora James has a strong sense of intuition, and it often pays off. In July 2020, James-who counts footwear designer, activist, and investor among her myriad of titles-was gearing up to make an offer on the first house she ever toured in Los Angeles. After scouting the listing on Zillow, she scheduled a viewing and hopped on a plane from New York. It was hard to resist the sweet Laurel Canyon cottage with a towering redwood out front, tucked away off a winding wooded road. For James, it was immediately a yes, though the friend she had brought along begged her not to pull the trigger so quickly, even calling the place a "tragic disaster." But James, as usual, trusted her instinct and bought it. "I think I always see potential in things," she explains. "I just saw that there were some easy tweaks that could make it better, and I felt at home."

Pride of Place - Lucía Echavarría puts age-old Colombian craft to bold use

Echavarría explains over Zoom from her Bogotá studio as she holds up a striped werregue bowl, its fibers entwined so tightly the vessel could carry water. Her varied work (now realized with the help of more than 80 artisans) puts a contemporary spin on that and other timeless techniques while preserving the traditional colors, motifs, and construction methods. At Milan's Alcova fair, this past April, Echavarría filled the living room at Villa Borsani with slipper chairs upholstered in hammock fabrics, tables topped with eye-popping beadwork, and svelte side chairs sheathed in woven estera. Her solo exhibition, on view at London's Lamb gallery through November, showcases 12 methods practiced across 10 regions.

Sands of Time - Sculpted by millennia, Chad is a place of ancient geology and epic grandeur. Aminatta Forna finds her place in it all

The 15,000-square-mile Ennedi Massif, in north-eastern Chad, is a plateau the size of Switzerland. Between 350 million and 500 million years ago, this part of the globe was an ocean. Then the ocean disappeared, leaving the sandstone floor exposed. The climate shifted from rain-soaked to arid. Sun, wind, and water sculpted the sandstone into a dramatic, desolate, unearthly landscape of gorges and valleys, inselbergs and stacks, towering tassili and natural arches. In the desert the delicate threads of life become apparent in trails of tiny footprints scattered across the sands: here, the tear-shaped tracks of a lizard; there, the dimpled prints of a gerbil.

Elements of Style - Charlotte Macaux Perelman and Alexis Fabry celebrate 10 years of artistic exploration at Hermès

Last March, Hermès brought its home universe to life in eye-popping fashion at a one-night-only extravaganza staged at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica. The lavish performance featured dozens of dancers showcasing the French luxury house's furniture, tableware, textiles, and decorative objects in elaborately choreographed vignettes that seemed to riff on the unboxing ritual so popular on social media-a supersized spectacle of conjuring magic from ordinary crates. The event also coincided with the 10th anniversary of Charlotte Macaux Perelman and Alexis Fabry's tenure as artistic directors of the Hermès home division.

Antiques Road Show - After buying a second home, in France, the designer Claire Vivier called up fellow designer Kate Berry to go on the ultimate shopping spree

When Los Angeles-based designer Clare Vivier began decorating the 19th-century house she'd bought in her husband's hometown of Saint-Calais, in France's Loire Valley, she had a particular aesthetic in mind. I love color and patterns but wanted something peaceful, so the intention was to create a dialogue between those two things, she says. She wanted the house to have a blend of contemporary pieces, antiques, and textiles from heritage maisons to create a space that, much like her namesake handbag and fashion label, channeled both California fun and French sophistication. She also knew that she wanted her longtime friend Kate Berry, a designer and creative director, to help her make it happen.