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Slow clap for Urban Outfitters, they've done it again, This isn't even joke worthy, it's disgusting.

One thing Marcus Luttrell wanted to clear up right off the bat:"I'm not a hero. I don't even like that word.

Back in my college days, I wrote a paper called "From Fiction to Nonfiction: Writing Along the Continuum." I looked at writing's extremes, from fantasy-rich fiction to stripe-straight reporting, with stopovers at essay, memoir, humor and opinion writing.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

On a sunny, late-summer day, Eric Skokan strolled among the rows of his farm northeast of Boulder, proudly pointing out some of the vegetables he grows for his two restaurants and various

Alex Seidel, the chef-owner who gave us Fruition, has opened Mercantile Dining & Provision in Union Station.

NEW YORK — Spectacle, celebrity and style are on display on the runways here as fashion designers preview their spring-summer 2015 collections.

Every film and interview over the last seven years has led Boulder's Sender Films to "Valley Uprising," its sweeping new documentary that tracks the 60-year evolution of culture-forging climbing on Yosemite National Park's granite walls.

San Francisco is the first city to take advantage of a California law giving owners who turn empty lots into gardens the chance to get a tax break, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.

You've heard the expression: You can take the girl out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the girl.

Where did the summer go? It's not exactly over. There's no need to dust off the snow shovel quite yet. But you will want a sturdy basket for harvesting all those home-grown fruits and vegetables — and tough garden gloves to begin the important fall chores that will save you time next spring.