As you spend the Summer poolside, feasting with family or testing out new recipes, Chef to the Stars Ryan Rondeno shares some of his culinary Summer sensations in this recipe sampler. Simple, delicious and a repeat must-have for any occasion, check out these mouth-watering menu items straight from Chef Rondeno’s “FoodCulture” App! Mango Blanc Spritzer Description This is
Month: June 2021
Supporters of Glendale Arts gathered outside Glendale City Hall (Photo: Mark McGreal) Supporters of Glendale Arts gathered outside Glendale City Hall (Photo: Mark McGreal) Supporters make signs at tables in front of Glendale City Hall (Photo: Mark McGreal) Ethan Cate holds a sign in support of Glendale Arts outside Glendale City Hall (Photo: Mark McGreal)
The race to become the next mayor of New York City has been plunged into chaos after election officials admitted they had wrongly counted test votes. The Democratic primary contest to choose the party’s candidate for November’s election was held a week ago. But fresh data released by the city’s Board of Elections on Tuesday
A deal to avoid a ban on sausages and other chilled meats moving from Great Britain to Northern Ireland has been agreed at the last minute. The UK and EU have announced an extension to a grace period allowing their transit across the Irish Sea, hours before a ban would have come into force. London
EXCLUSIVE: “Silence is f*cking golden,” Ari Gold once said on Entourage. Piven, who portrayed the foul-mouthed agent on the HBO series, has now changed his tune and is launching his own podcast. The actor has teamed up with Kast Media, the company behind The Sarah Silverman Podcast and Welcome to the OC, Bitches, for How
A coordinated international law enforcement operation resulted in the takedown of a VPN service called DoubleVPN for providing a safe haven for cybercriminals to cover their tracks. “On 29th of June 2021, law enforcement took down DoubleVPN,” the agencies said in a seizure notice splashed on the now-defunct site. “Law enforcement gained access to the
This piece originally appeared as part of Rolling Stone’s annual Hot List, in the July/August 2021 issue of the magazine. Recently this thing has been happening to Brandan Robertson. He’ll be at a gay bar, minding his own business (sort of), when someone will approach to ask, “Are you a pastor by any chance?” Robertson
Pretty much every Friday is a good one (for lots of reasons), but in large part thanks to the unwritten rule that artists release new music on Fridays. I don’t know why that’s the case (it used to be Tuesdays), but it’s a thing, and who am I to question it? However, this Friday is
Jason Isbell offers up his version of Johnny Cash‘s rattling trucker’s anthem, “All I Do Is Drive,” for his contribution to the all-star, all-genre soundtrack of the new Netflix film, The Ice Road. Originally appearing on Cash’s 1974 release Ragged Old Flag, “All I Do Is Drive” shares a glimpse into the life of a long-haul
Loki episode 4 includes the series’ first end credits scene, and like the best Marvel Studios post-credits button scene moments, it brings a game-changing twist! (No Spoilers) That’s all we’ll say here, up top, as many viewers may have been left in too much of a state of shock from all the other big revelations
This review contains spoilers for Loki episode 4. Loki Episode 4 First of all, holy shit! Ok, now that’s out of the way I have to calm down enough to review Marvel’s Loki, episode 4, “The Nexus Event,” which had me on the edge of my seat until the post-credits scene. During said post-credits scene
Before you assume that Iliza Shlesinger was in a dark place when she began dating a man who later turned out to be a lying sociopath; before you picture a woman who’s lonely, deluded, and a little bit sad; before you offer your diagnosis, that she must have “daddy issues” or a desperate need to
F9 introduces the character of Jakob Toretto, the brother of Vin Diesel’s Dom Toretto, who is played by John Cena. The character hasn’t been mentioned over the course of 9 movies, however, so some backstory and context are needed. That’s where Finn Cole’s younger version of Jakob comes in, as flashback scenes between Finn and
WhatsApp is reportedly testing a new privacy feature that lets users send media that disappears after the receiver has seen it. The ‘view once’ feature has been rolled out to some beta testers on Android with version 2.21.14.3. It works similar to disappearing messages, except there is no time window for expiry and the photos
The UK economy suffered a slightly worse start to the year than first thought as households squirrelled away cash during latest lockdowns, revised figures show. Gross domestic product (GDP) shrank by 1.6% – compared to an initial estimate of 1.5% – as renewed stay-at-home measures held back business activity and spending, according to the Office
BookFest came and went and it was amazing! It was a place in which everyone loved stories and you got to geek out about them both with authors and other readers. I had never gone to an event like this and I left absolutely overwhelmed. You could choose from different panels, and I focused on
Police arrested a man suspected of killing his mother’s boyfriend at a Van Nuys apartment on Monday morning, authorities said. LAPD officers responded to a call about an assault at an apartment in the 8100 block of Langdon Avenue around 2:30 a.m. and found the body of a man with blunt-force trauma wounds, lying on
The first opioid trial in US history to target the entire supply chain of the drug has opened in New York. Suffolk county, Nassau county and New York state attorney general Letitia James have brought legal action against seven defendants they claim have brought death and destruction to their communities. It is the first ever
Ministers have rejected demands to allow more time for EU citizens to register to stay in the UK after Brexit by declaring: “Don’t delay, apply today.” The deadline for applying for post-Brexit residency under the government’s EU Settlement Scheme passes at midnight, with claims of a backlog of 400,000 cases. And some EU citizens who
Delia Fiallo, the beloved Cuban writer known as the “mother of the Latin American soap opera,” died on Tuesday, a source close to the scribe tells CNN. She was 96. While Fiallo’s passing was reported earlier in the day by The Televisa network, the cause of her death was not made clear. Born on July
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