The print ads feature headlines like, "Who Says Football Isn't Pretty?" and "Finally.
The cover of the March 14 Dining section carried a boldly-illustrated feature headlined, "I Was a Cookbook Ghostwriter".
One of those — the Sunday Business lead feature headlined "Is Poker Losing Its First Flush?" — kept its journalistic balance.
On the day of the poll, the Sun ran a feature headlined "Benn on the couch: a top psychiatrist's view of Britain's leading leftie".
A January 1943 Billboard magazine feature headlined The Negro Makes Advances noted how black performers are doing relatively well in radio and films, but "better than ever in music".
The classic instance was the Mail's voting-day feature headlined: "A day in the life of Siege Britain: NO COFFEE, WINE, BEANS OR BANANAS, TILL FURTHER NOTICE".
That poll was downplayed by the Sunday Times, which commissioned it, appearing almost in passing in a lengthy feature headlined "Hate Mail".
There's a feature headlined: "I turned my missus into a porn star", which ends with "5 cool things about your girl doing porn".
Spread across 45 sites throughout Washington, this festival will feature headlining performances from Bobby McFerrin, the trumpeter Roy Hargrove, Eddie Palmieri, the Heath Brothers, the pianist Cyrus Chestnut, the saxophonist Antonio Hart and the Chilean vocalist Claudia Acuña.
But there are passing references to it, one buried in a full-page feature, headlined "Hate Mail", and another in the Sunday Times's editorial, "Freedom of speech: warts and all".
