(Sub)Culture Features
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Andy Dick Briefly Died. Now He’s 147 Days Sober
The comedian struggled with substances for decades. But as he tells the Dopey podcast’s David Manheim, he’s now taking it one day at a time
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‘The World Is a Canvas’: Chuck D on Street Art
Every city has a visual story told by the people who leave their mark on its sidewalks, train cars, and buildings
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The Guitar Solo Is Freedom, Expression, and Individuality Rolled Into One
Power and bombast, heartbreak and truth — no other instrument can deliver with quite as much style
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The Unmatched Joy of Backyard Hoops
No court, no refs, no coaches, no contracts. A ball and a net are all you need to connect with the game of basketball
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The Road Trip Is the Best Place to Come Face-to-Face With Yourself
Our highways and byways are there to teach us lessons — usually, ones we had no idea we needed to learn
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Pusha T and Malice on the Family Bonds That Made Them
Our patriotic ideals — loyalty, pride, and love — begin with our earliest influences
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How Drive-Ins Captured Guy Fieri’s Heart
Sure, diners and dives are cool. But for a small-town kid whose parents were into health food, a trip to the A&W back in the Seventies was an adventure for the ages
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‘They Were Father Figures’: Darius Rucker on His Favorite Eighties Pro Wrestlers
The Hootie and the Blowfish frontman explains what drew him to the sport’s colorful battles between heel and hero — and why he still loves it today
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The Dream of Prom Will Always Outlive the Reality. And That’s OK
Each spring brings another opportunity for teenagers to participate in one of our most mythologized, awkward, and ever-evolving traditions
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How Punk, Hip-Hop, and Craft Beer Share the Spirit of ’76
Cheers to three world-shaking art forms that were born out of rebellion and flourished in the U.S. of A.
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