Pork is a malleable ingredient that works well in many dishes. It's also the star ingredient of this European pie, with a fascinating history as to why.

Although jazz concert series have a high mortality rate the City of Hartford’s “Pork Pie Hat Jazz Series” comes bounding back this fall for its fifth season showing promise of a long ...

Mike Davis spoke to us in a way that few of his generation could have, because he was listening so closely to young people, putting himself in our shoes, especially as he patrolled the meaner ...

Pork pie hat from Ain't Misbehavin' costume ensemble for Act I worn by André De Shields in the original Broadway production in 1978. The brown felt pork pie hat has a flat brim and a light brown ...

Walter White wore a pork pie hat on 'Breaking Bad', but not just so he could become Heisenberg. He was also protecting his head.

Hats have been part of our lives for thousands of years, and have been both functional and fashionable. Over the past 100 years, hats have changed quite a bit, from the pork pie hat to the trucker ...

Nowadays, the pork pie hat is associated with Breaking Bad, looking classy and artistic. We love Brixton's pork pie hat because it's accessories with a feather but doesn't feel costume-y.

Antonio Hart, a fine, hard-swinging alto saxophonist, Friday night in Hartford ushers in November’s richly varied musical fare served in some of the state’s top venues. Aside from Hart,… ...

One of those songs was “Goodbye Pork Pie Hat.” The song was originally composed by Mingus as a tribute to his friend, the great tenor sax player Lester Young, “The Prez.” ...

From bucket hats to fedora hats and all the way to trucker caps, the head gear game is always catered for — whether it is revival of classics or modernised versions. This time though, taking ...

(For those who may be unfamiliar with a pork pie hat, it is what Bryan Cranston's Walter White wore on the AMC series "Breaking Bad" -- a similar style to, but slightly different from, the fedora ...

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