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Music Review: More new Stones tunes? ‘Foreign Tongues’ expands on a late, stunning creative burst

"When I was oh so young I used to want to go to Mars," sings Mick Jagger — that staccato voice still remarkably sharp and clear — on "Foreign Tongues," the Rolling Stones' 25th studio album. "Now I'm older," the frontman notes, a few lines later. "I would like to ask you if tonight we could stay at home." Say what? Are these the Stones, our perennial bad-boy Brits with yet-full heads of hair, our proud Peter Pans of rock 'n' roll, singing about growing old? But we'll allow this slight nod to mortality in the tune called "Mr. Charm," especially because plans for this evening at ...

This Italian comfort food hits the spot

“Comfort food” is an umbrella term that refers to a wide array of dishes. For fans of Italian food, there may be no dish that fits the comfort food mold better than lasagna. Lasagna can be made with a wide array of ingredients, and each iteration of it qualifies as comfort food. That’s certainly the case with this recipe for “Lasagna With Zucchini and Meat Sauce” from Lines+Angles. Lasagna With Zucchini and Meat Sauce Makes 9 servings 2 large zucchini, rinsed and trimmed Salt 12 dried lasagna noodles 1 pound ground beef 11⁄2 teaspoons ground black pepper 1 small green ...

Take advantage of okra’s slime to make pillowy Summer Vegetable Scallion Pancakes

If the South had a mascot, it would be okra. You love, hate or have an unfounded fear of okra — and the same is true of the South. There's no vegetable more polarizing than this poor little pod. And it's only one part of okra that tends to bother people: the slimy seeds. Now I seek okra out. I want to cook with it. I want to change people's minds about it. I'm not going to print myself an "I Love Okra" T-shirt or name my next child after it, but I understand and respect it just as much as I do every other vegetable. These fritters from my cookbook "Deep Run Roots" capitalize on ...

How to protect your roses from black spot disease

Few garden plants attract as much admiration as roses. They're as beautiful in the garden as they are in a vase, and their flowers are almost universally a symbol of love. Unfortunately, they don't always grow without challenges. Wilting, infestations and infections are not uncommon. And none are more dreaded than the often-deadly black spot disease. Although there is no cure for black spot, it can be effectively managed — and future growth protected — with a bit of vigilance. What to do if you see those telltale black spots Caused by the fungus Diplocarpon rosae, black spot ...

Car of the Week

The Car of the Week is a 2026 Toyota bZ XLE from Victory Toyota in Marietta. The electric vehicle features all-wheel drive, a one-speed automatic transmission and dual electric motors. Premium options & packages include: 14-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia with six speakers, wireless Apple ...