
Rebecca Onion
Senior Editor at Slate
Senior editor, @Slate, working on ideas, history, life, culture, &c. Ph.D, @AmStudies. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
athensindependent.com | Rebecca Onion
This recipe is, apparently, something French people find out about simply from reading the back of their chocolate bars, but I was deep in Dorie Greenspan’s Around My French Table when I acquired the knowledge that you can make a nice—even fancy!—mousse dessert with only four very standard kitchen-staple ingredients.
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2 weeks ago |
slate.com | Rebecca Onion
Somebody still uses Edible Arrangements, and it’s Michaela Kell, the witchy billionaire’s wife played with swoony glee by Julianne Moore in Netflix’s star-studded new five-episode limited series Sirens. The series kicks off with Meghann Fahy’s Devon, a brash, hard-living Buffalo resident, coming home from a night in jail to find a comically large, bristling bouquet of melon and strawberries on toothpicks on her front step.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Rebecca Onion
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysSomebody still uses Edible Arrangements, and it’s Michaela Kell, the witchy billionaire’s wife played with swoony glee by Julianne Moore in Netflix’s star-studded new five-episode limited series Sirens.
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2 weeks ago |
slate.com | Rebecca Onion
Television This article contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 6 of The Last of Us. Is it possible to mount a strong argument against the now-Joel-free version of HBO’s The Last of Us without being mean to Bella Ramsey? The online backlash against the casting of Ramsey to play Ellie, the young teenager who’s immune to the Cordyceps infection that has devastated the world, and who becomes like a daughter to Pedro Pascal’s grizzled survivor Joel, has been mounting for years.
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4 weeks ago |
athensindependent.com | Rebecca Onion
We’re getting so close: Three weeks left of school; three weeks until the opening of the pool. (Actually, it’s three weeks and a day, and three weeks and two days, respectively; the child in this house insists on accuracy on these important matters.) And while some new offerings are filling in around the edges, we still have a few weeks until the full glory of local produce hits.
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