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Stories of tennis players, chefs and rock stars

A black and white group portrait of British rock band Oasis leaning against a Jaguar XJ6 car in Withington, Manchester, UK in November 1993.
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PEOPLE OFTEN ponder the legacy they will leave behind. This weekend’s recommendations paint a portrait of individuals who have changed the course of tennis, local cuisines and British rock music. If none of those figures takes your fancy, there is the tale of a crooked family who left an indelible mark on a fictional fishing town in North Carolina.

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