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1 week ago | 
usmagazine.com | April Bernard
Sure, everyone likes to get outside in the summer. But the great outdoors won’t seem so great once you realize what’s waiting for you on the small screen this season. For starters, you’ll get answers to some big cliffhangers, like: What exactly did that restaurant review say on Hulu’s fan favorite The Bear — and is the end of the line for Carmy’s restaurant?
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1 week ago | 
usmagazine.com | April Bernard
We’re still reeling from all the revelations in Investigation Discovery’s two-night true-crime documentary Sherri Papini: Caught in the Lie. Sherri, who had gone jogging near her Redding, California, home, disappeared on November 2, 2016, and didn’t resurface until 22 days later. Claiming two armed Hispanic women had abducted her, she was in rough shape, emaciated, with bruises, burns, her long blonde hair shorn and a chain around her waist.
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1 week ago | 
charlotteobserver.com | April Bernard
After Sherri Papini went jogging November 2, 2016, and then didn't return, her husband, Keith Papini, became a familiar face on the news during the media frenzy that followed. "If she is listening, I want to say, 'We are trying. We are trying the best we can, and I am sorry I'm not there," he said in one heart-tugging interview, crying.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | April Bernard
After Sherri Papini went jogging November 2, 2016, and then didn’t return, her husband, Keith Papini, became a familiar face on the news during the media frenzy that followed. “If she is listening, I want to say, 'We are trying. We are trying the best we can, and I am sorry I'm not there,” he said in one heart-tugging interview, crying.
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2 weeks ago | 
usmagazine.com | April Bernard
With notorious kidnap hoaxer Sherri Papini telling a different story in the upcoming Investigation Discovery documentary Sherri Papini: Caught in the Lie, have those close to her come to a new understanding of what happened in 2016? Papini, now 42, was out jogging near her Redding, California, home November 2 of that year when she seemingly vanished. The story caught media attention across the country, and the question “Where is Sherri?” gripped the nation.
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2 weeks ago | 
usmagazine.com | April Bernard |Yana Grebenyuk
En los anales del crimen de la vida real, el caso de Sherri Papini figura como uno de los más impactantes. Ahora la mujer en el centro de un secuestro que acaparó titulares, da su primera entrevista frente a cámaras desde que admitió que fue un engaño — y lo que dice en el especial de dos noches de Investigation Discovery Sherri Papini: Caught in the Lie es realmente sorprendente.
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2 weeks ago | 
usmagazine.com | April Bernard |Yana Grebenyuk
In the annals of true crime, the Sherri Papini case ranks as one of its most jaw-dropping. Now the woman at the heart of a headline-making kidnapping gives her first on-camera interview since admitting it was a hoax — and what she says in Investigation Discovery’s two-night Sherri Papini: Caught in the Lie is truly stunning. The mother of two reverses herself, insisting she was abducted, and that the man to blame is the one who hid her for the 22 days she was missing.
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Nov 9, 2024 | 
usmagazine.com | Molly McGuigan |April Bernard
From Nosebleed Nougat to Puking Pastilles, the confections created by Harry Potter’s Fred and George Weasley had some nasty side effects. But James and Oliver Phelps, who played the roles in all eight films, deliver only deliciousness as hosts of the new Food Network series, Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking. Outside London, cake artists and pastry chefs take over Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, home to the original sets that now inspire challenges on the reality competition show.
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Sep 8, 2024 | 
laphamsquarterly.org | April Bernard |Howard Singerman |Peter Stothard
The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled. —PlutarchTo bring up the subject of education in nearly any sector of the American conversation—after dinner or before breakfast, in print and en blog, via public television or private smartphone—is to invite an argument or endure a sermon. No subject strikes closer to the bone of the democratic idea, and whether standing at the bar or seated on the lawn, all present come armed with two invincible opinions:1.
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Aug 18, 2024 | 
books.substack.com | April Bernard
I’ll be looking at three poems: “Questions of Travel” and “The Armadillo,” written while Elizabeth Bishop lived in Brazil; and “Santarém,” which is about traveling on the Amazon but which she wrote some years later. When I say that Bishop is a formalist, what I mean is not that she hews only to established forms.
