Words beginning with the letter “R” best portray the primary themes running like rivers through the life of Oakland’s Redwood Heights resident Karl Drlica. For starters, there’s rowing, the origins …
One day, while walking down West 10th Street, I saw a line of people forming on the sidewalk. Strange as it is to say in a place as densely populated …
The former senior leader of a Pentagon unit that studied UFOs is releasing a highly anticipated book this August — and some have already mistakenly ordered from deceptive Amazon listings …
Pete Hegseth joined the Army in 2001 to combat extremism. He fought in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars and was awarded two bronze stars. But, as the “Fox & Friends …
In the close to five decades he’s been playing at the famed Stone Pony, Bruce Springsteen never asked the bar for a dime — but he sure cost them a …
You’ve been serving looks since the 1980s. I’m curious: How would you say your style has changed over the years? Or has it at all? My look has changed a …
When Bernie and Leah, the protagonists of Emma Copley Eisenberg’s new novel Housemates, set out from Philadelphia on a cross-country road trip, they don’t yet know what Eisenberg learned herself …
The 24th Hour: Is This the End?James Patterson and Maxine Paetro (Little, Brown and Company) The latest “Women’s Murder Club” installment finds San Francisco police sergeant Lindsay Boxer and Co. …
With I’m Mostly Here to Enjoy Myself, MacNicol, a veteran writer for The New York Times and many other publications, artfully indicts the ageist industrial complex through her own lived …
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KB Brookins’s debut memoir, Pretty, is not what I’d call an easily classifiable reading experience; the book mixes poetry into the tenderly and skillfully narrated story of Brookins’s life. There …