Ellen Gamerman

Cannabis critics feel trapped, with even some doctors and police siding with their pot-using peers. It’s leading to legal threats, cop calls and arguments straight out of high school.

“Under the Falls” is set in a struggling small town, like many of the Pulitzer Prize-winner’s novels.

Emilee Hackney writes about her tumultuous coming of age in “All That’s Unseen.”

The president’s cage-match celebration makes perfect sense for a Gemini.

Caro Claire Burke on feminism, pregnancy and Ballerina Farm.

The kidnapping survivor, who made headlines when she was abducted at age 14 and abused by her captors for nine months, is now a competitive bodybuilder.

A growing economy of vendors is catering to men who have a clear vision for their big day, from pink tuxes to “groom’s cakes.”

The romance novelist Carley Fortune went from being unhappy at her 9-to-5 job to selling millions of books. Here’s her guide to starting over.

Dana Perino, a news anchor and former White House press secretary, wrote her first romance novel about liberal women and conservative men in Wisconsin.

The Spice Girl turned fashion designer clawed her way out of debt and posted record profits. Family troubles aren’t standing in the way of her success.