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Carrie Coon

This Real-Life Rhode Island Socialite Inspired a Character in "The Gilded Age"

Academy Award-winning writer and director Julian Fellowes of "Downton Abbey" and "The Gilded Age" fame talks Newport, filming at the mansions and the inspiration behind the hit show.

Lauren Clem,

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Preview 'The Purple Pail' by Local Author Christine Ieronimo

The charming new picture book follows a purple pail as it journeys from Watch Hill to points around the globe.

Dana Rae Laverty,

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Is Rhode Island Ready to Light Up?

After years of pushing for legalized recreational use, the state's budding marijuana industry is about to take off.

Ellen Liberman,

Ann Hood

Read an Excerpt From Ann Hood's Latest Memoir 'Fly Girl'

The Rhode Island author delves into her past as an airline stewardess and reveals the ways in which the job empowered her despite its roots in sexist standards.

Ann Hood,

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New Book Celebrates the Storied Legacy of the Providence Biltmore

Everyone from bootleggers to Buddy Cianci has graced the walls of the “city’s hotel,” and author Amanda Quay Blount has the receipts.

Dana Rae Laverty,

Graduate Providence Celebrates 100 Years of Glamorous Offerings, Prestigious Guests, Spooky Tales and Family Bonds

The historic hotel will commemorate its Centennial with a grand soiree on Thursday, June 9 from 6 to 10 p.m.

Kaitlyn Murray,

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Get All the Juicy Details on the Rags to Dishes Service Industry Podcast

We sat down with the restaurant issues podcast creators Max and Dan for a (somewhat profanity-free) interview to learn more about the show.

Jamie Coelho,

Alzheimers And Dementia

What Remains When Alzheimer's Takes Over?

A local writer recounts her mother's journey with Alzheimer's disease and the love that shines through even as darkness takes hold.

Ellen Liberman,

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“Activism in the Archives” Takes Center Stage at What Cheer Writers Club

The new programming series, funded by a $66,000 National Writing Project grant, kicks off June 3 with a community conversation for creatives of color.

Lauren Clem,

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Turning the Tide for Women's Health Care in Rhode Island

Women have historically faced discrimination in access to health care, but a group of local female lawmakers and advocates is pushing back.

Ellen Liberman,