How did the author of "The Savannah Cook Book" fenagle famous poet Ogden Nash to write the introduction? Polly Powers Stramm finds out.

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Cheer on the annual St. Patty’s Day parade, Party for Purim, see a world-renowned violinist, and more.

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The exquisite coffee pot was made about 250 years ago, crafted out of 40 ounces of silver, formed and engraved by the finest ...

Walton Ford, “Tutto” is on at the Gagosian Gallery in New York from March 6–April 19, 2025.

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