Jim Harrison and Ernest Hemingway declared their traditional, rugged takes on manliness and their general disdain for modern American culture in their writing. Turns out that Walt Whitman did too. He may be best known for his poetry, but more than a century later, he’s making headlines with a 47,000-word guide to life for men, aptly titled “Manly Health and Training." 

Marley, a rescue dog in Flagstaff, Arizona, knows how to pay it forward. The Labrador-mix is being heralded as a hero after leading emergency responders to a hypothermic hiker who was lost in theCoconino National Forest during a late April snowstorm.

Two North Carolina breweries are doing what they do best to make a difference. Ponysaurus Brewing and Mystery Brewing teamed up to create a new beer in opposition of House Bill 2, which prevents cities and counties from passing their own anti-discrimination rules and reverses Charlotte ordinance that extended rights to the LBGT community.

To celebrate Earth Day, do yourself a favor and throw on some of the sharpest, most sensible apparel out there that recycles, reuses, and sustains in order to keep you looking your best while doing something good for the planet. 

Summer 2015 has been full of amazing mountaineering records and feats, from Scott Jurek setting the new Appalachian Trail record to Andrew Hamilton climbing all Colorado's 14ers in record time. Now, two mountain bikers are attempting to set records on terrain that only runners had previously tread.

HBO has released the first full trailer for the tennis mockumentary 7 Days in Hell, which spotlights Andy Samberg and the most recent Game of Thrones star, Kit Harrington, as legendary tennis greats, battling it out for the Wimbledon title in  a match that turns out to be the longest of all time — actually 11 hours and five minutes, over the course of three days.

Anyone who believes that style and comfort cease to coexist the minute it's time to turn out in a suit obviously hasn't worn the stretch options that brands old and new are rolling out this year. And while, yes, suits are more formal that their now more ubiquitous counterparts, fashionable sweats, designers are creating new rigs that are just as relaxed, flexible, and breathable in fabrics from cotton to linen and wool. Perfect for running through airport concourses to make a flight, and no worse for wear once you finally land. Add on that most stretch fabrics need little care (meaning fewer dry-cleaning appointments and zero wrinkles), and these looks are some of the best sets to sport this season. Here are our favorites.