In a culture so obsessed with youth, it’s a rare for any work of popular art to deal seriously with the aging process. 

Enter Ania Dunlop’s pristine kitchen and you’ll likely find her spiralizing zucchini, whipping up smoothies, or mixing a batch of sugarless granola bars.

I’m unusually attached to paper. Words on paper, to be specific. I keep select cards, notes, and love letters in a box that I’ve been carting from state to state for nearly thirty years.

Every time James McHugh tees off for the Rye High varsity, an unusual situation arises: the golfer is more driven than the ball. It’s not that the Garnets’ sophomore can’t put a lot of oomph behind the ball; it’s just that his personal story is so, well, obsessive.