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And you can relive the glory of the Gators’ third national championship and first in nearly two decades through a book and page prints from The Gainesville Sun and USA TODAY. Gator Nation ...

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She paired her Celine flare jeans with a gray snake print bomber jacket and matching pointy-toe heel boots. The cool-toned look was also layered with a gray T-shirt under her baggy jacket.

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On opening night of the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) Print Fair, a line stretched around New York’s Park Avenue Armory—a surprising sight, perhaps, for a medium long ...

Many of the guests at yesterday’s Olivier Awards in London hit the red carpet in theatrical looks. Which makes sense. It’s London’s equivalent of the Tonys after all. But Cate Blanchett ...

It’s a grey area, yet widely tolerated because of its cultural embedment in the city. As April 6 fades into night, the city resets its clock for another round of guesses, glances, and gut calls.