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Look at the photo collage. Find @aplusk (Ashton Kutcher). Look, as we say "catty-corner" (one up and to the left). Yep, that's Kentucky's own Drew Curtis, just a little

Lexington poet Nikky Finney wins the National Book Award for poetry in tonight's ceremony in New York City. Finney, an Affrilachian poet, teaches at the University of Kentucky. Her

Oscar Wilde once called foxhunting "the indescribable in pursuit of the inedible," but the Iroquois Hunt Club (built in 1807)  just outside Lexington has long been one of

Kentucky-born photographer Shelby Lee Adams' new book, Salt and Truth,  was prominently featured in the Sunday November 13 New York Times. (Click here for the "Of Kentucky" slideshow

By Kakie Urch Time. Space. Community. And Pappy. One week before 11.11.11 we asked Ace readers to set their iPhone alarms for 11 a.m. and 11 p.m. and capture a

Kentucky children's book author George Ella Lyon was recently featured in the New York Times Sunday Book Review in the article, Protest Songs for Young Dissenters. Her book,

Paste Magazine, renowned independent music mag based in Georgia, announced today that it will suspend its print product, and "focus on its digital assets." The Save Paste campaign

In Lexington Lets the Games and the Feast begin, Chicago Trib food critic Phil Vettel writes, "Forget Louisville, Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby. This state's real

Photo by Michael Jansen MillerThe Wall Street Journal just reviewed a recent investment report that placed Lexington, Kentucky in the top ten markets for real estate investments. The