Jared Rasic

1 week ago | bendsource.com | Jared Rasic

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1 week ago | metrotimes.com | Jared Rasic

This week in theaters brings a wide variety of new releases to choose from for just about every discerning cinema goer. A new romantic drama, Materialists, focuses on a complicated love triangle with Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal. Then there is another live-action remake of a beloved animated film (but this time someone other than Disney is joining the bandwagon) with Dreamworks’ How to Train Your Dragon.

2 weeks ago | thebradentontimes.com | Jared Rasic |Dawn Kitterman |Mitch Maley |Christine Sexton

I’m tired of apologizing for my love of the films of Wes Anderson. Here’s my hard line: I don’t begrudge anyone who doesn’t like Anderson’s movies. The combination of quirk, whimsy, intricate sets, obsessive symmetry, bright color palette and hyper-specific aesthetic isn’t for everyone, nor should it be. But where I do take issue is with people who say that all of his movies are the same. They’re not. Not even close. Do they have a similar vibe? Absolutely.

2 weeks ago | bendsource.com | Jared Rasic

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2 weeks ago | bendsource.com | Jared Rasic

When you're smack dab in the middle of a Snowpocalypse, it can be hard to focus on eating healthfully. As everything gets covered in feet upon feet of snow, it's hard not to want the most comforting comfort food you can get your hands on. Personally, mac and cheese, spaghetti covered in provolone and other disturbingly unhealthy choices are my go-to when I'm snowed in. Still, eating that kind of food for an entire season is not sustainable for keeping my hourglass figure.