Bridges grand and small have long fascinated J.P. Devine, who turns his attention to the aging Ticonic Bridge that connects Waterville and Winslow.

'Joe' the barber has been J.P. Devine's constant hair-cutting companion over the years in more ways than one.

J.P. Devine recalls the opportunity he received through the GI Bill to get into theater with the Cleveland playhouse gang of ’55.

Nothing has changed in Hollywood, where J.P. Devine remembers frequent strikes from struggling actors who make demands they won't get.

The longtime 'Tonight Show' host would use the bit in his opening monologue, and these days, with blistering heat descending on many parts of the world, there are plenty of ways to respond, writes J.P. Devine.

Ties, the standard gift for many occasions, have gone through many changes over the years, J.P. Devine writes.

Mulling how he'd like his cremated remains in a BioUrn, J.P. Devine settles on the tree he wants to help grow.

J.P. Devine weaves a tale of a lonely bed embracing new dreamers.