Bryce Jones
Associate Editor at Better Homes and Gardens
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6 days ago |
bhg.com | Bryce Jones
Photo: Better Homes & Gardens The most overlooked part of growing a garden isn’t what you’d think: It has nothing to do with the soil or seeds, or even the tools and accessories—it’s the fashion. And one of Meghan Markle’s staple pieces is exactly what you need for this planting season. If you’ve seen her Netflix series With Love, Meghan, you know the Duchess of Sussex loves a crisp button down—whether she’s cutting flowers or whipping up something in her kitchen (ahem, skillet spaghetti).
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1 week ago |
bhg.com | Bryce Jones
The Gaineses first made their way onto TV screens (and into the hearts of Americans) by tackling larger-than-life renovations on Fixer Upper, transforming the "worst house on the best block," taking on everything from tearing down walls to commissioning custom-made wood furnishings. Each episode documented a process that took weeks upon weeks of work. But now, Jo is downsizing.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Bryce Jones
3 hours ago”To be clear, I never wanted to end things with Billy." Christie Brinkley is opening up about her short-lived love story with Billy Joel in a new memoir, Uptown Girl, that is poised to tell all about the supermodel's personal life when it drops later this month. Writing in an exclusive excerpt shared …
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1 week ago |
bhg.com | Bryce Jones
Few confections have achieved such a celebrity status as the Whole Foods Berry Chantilly Cake. If you’ve ever peered into the bakery display case after wandering the aisles, you’ve seen it: tiers of vanilla sponge cake, Chantilly cream frosting, and fresh mixed berries sandwiched between the layers and delicately sprinkled on top. After more than two decades (the cake made its debut at a New Orleans Whole Foods in 2002), customers still can’t get enough—so much so, they’re now drinking it up.
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2 weeks ago |
bhg.com | Bryce Jones
All wine lovers can agree: Nothing is more heartbreaking than pouring half a bottle down the drain because you couldn’t finish it in a couple of days. Sometimes, you simply want a single glass while watching the newest Netflix movie, and that often leads to this (very relatable) dilemma. But it doesn’t have to—instead of popping a bottle, you can crack open a can. And no, not of beer or seltzer.
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