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On a Roll
Wendell Brock | Photo: Caroline Petters | May 10, 2013

Before the economy went bust, when people were still buying art at pricey Buckhead galleries, I scored an invitation to MF Sushi for an intimate dinner with a famous photographer known for his serene images of Japan. I remember the night...

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On the Ball
Stephanie Davis Smith | May 10, 2013

In 1980, while most of his fellow college athletes were in classes of a different sort, Kevin Willis was busy sewing, cutting patterns and designing clothes as a fashion and textile major at Michigan State University.

So, after turning pro in...

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Game Changers
Dennis Malcolm Byron | May 10, 2013

Pitch Perfect
Craig Kimbrel is living the dream, both on and off the field.

Besides riding off the high from one of the most successful beginnings his Atlanta Braves team has ever achieved, star closing pitcher...

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Game Changers
Dennis Malcolm Byron | May 10, 2013

Learning to Fly
Shooting guard John Jenkins talks about being the newbie in town.

In his first season with the Atlanta Hawks, John Jenkins has laid the foundation to becoming one of the National Basketball League...

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Ansley Spark
Lindsey Weber | May 10, 2013

“Real estate and my family have long been intertwined,” explains Bonneau Ansley III, a fifth-generation Atlantan and our Men’s Book Atlanta guest editor this month. After all, it was his great-uncle, Edwin P. Ansley, who envisioned the...

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Tasty Twist
Katie Kelly Bell | May 10, 2013

If the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, then it’s no wonder that guys in Atlanta have a major man-crush on Kevin Rathbun and his successful collection of restaurants. And what’s not to love? Rathbun’s big and rich...

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Built for Speed
Austin Holt | May 10, 2013

Chances are, you would have seen this month’s vixen on the starting blocks in London last year—had a freak injury not occurred, putting the up-and-coming 400-meter hurdles medalist on the sidelines for a couple of months. But once you meet...

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Loched and Loaded
Stephanie Davis Smith | May 10, 2013

The inky opaque waters of Loch Ness are as deep as the surrounding mountains are steep and as dark as Scotland’s signature black pudding and the murky walls of Stirling Castle after sunset. But the island itself is not a dark...

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Cuts Above
Brian Dukerschein | May 10, 2013

Everyone knows bespoke is as good as it gets when it comes to quality, but unlike haute couture the term isn’t regulated. How do you define it?
In the original days ‘bespoke’ meant that the fabric had been ‘...

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In Range
Nate Chapnick | May 10, 2013

Born from the desire to create an SUV that’s as capable on the road as it is refined, the Range Rover Sport became an instant hit when it debuted in the United States some seven years ago. Today, Land Rover readies the next generation of its high-...

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