The Miss Twin Peaks Pageant Is Where David Lynch Meets Burlesque (NSFW)
Anyone with access to the Internet is well aware of the fact that David Lynch’s pièce de résistance “Twin Peaks” is getting a 21st century reboot. The televised cult classic,…
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What To Do When You’re Dwelling On A Problem
You know that phrase, “You’re making a mountain out of a molehill”? It’s an adage for a reason. Our brains do have a tendency to over-reflect, making a simple decision…
The 11 Biggest Health Benefits Of Sleep
By Esther Crain for Men’s Journal Quality shut-eye is some of the best medicine available. It leads to more energy, helps you handle stress and improves overall well-being. Your system…
5 Questions About Your Body That Are Nobody’s Business
In the New Year, many of us go after this health and wellness thing in earnest. But since it’s a new — or at least not continuous — pursuit for…
The Perfect Family-Friendly Recipe Under 800 Calories
INDIAN WELLS, CALIF. — Like so many other parents of picky eaters, Victoria Phillips cooked two dinners every night: one with “kid foods” like chicken nuggets or macaroni and cheese,…
5 Smart Ways To Use Almonds
By Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD In a previous post I listed almonds as one of six foods I eat every day. I adore them, and aside from being delicious and…
22 Food Reasons New England Is Winning At Life
Are you a Patriots fan? Send this to your friends who are rooting for the Seahawks, and then read about how Seattle food could give New England food a run…
Overcrowding: The Common Cooking Mistake That’s Ruining Everything
If you like soggy food that never seems to brown, just keep doing what you’re doing. But, if you’ve been working, sweating, and slaving away in the kitchen and can’t…
Jerome Jarre: the Making of a Vine Celebrity
Mention “that French Guy” to typical teenagers today, and they will know exactly which French guy you are talking about. Jerome Jarre, they will tell you, is a 24-year-old from…
22 Food Reasons Seattle Is Winning At Life
Are you a Seahawks fan? Send this to your friends who are rooting for the Patriots, and then read about how New England food could give Seattle food a run…
Juicy Fruit Gum Now Comes In Starburst Flavors
Have you ever wanted to chew on a Starburst forever? Well, now you can. Sort of. Juicy Fruit — that gum you may remember as the one with the burst…
For The First Time Ever, A Commercial About Fruit Will Air During The Super Bowl (Congrats, Avocado!)
A Super Bowl party without guacamole is like a game of football without the pigskin: Hopeless. – Want to read more from HuffPost Taste? Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest…
These Temporary Tattoo Brands Will Remedy Your Tat Fix, Without The Commitment
Last summer we were obsessed with the new dawn of temporary tattoos: Flash Tattoos. And while we couldn’t get enough of the metallic designs then, they are just as relevant…
Late July’s Taco Truck-Inspired Tortilla Chips Are Our Super Bowl Chip Of Choice
If you’re not shoving as many chips into your face as possible on Super Bowl Sunday, you’re doing something wrong. Luckily, there’s a new game day chip of choice, at…
Stop The Flu Wash Your Gross Winter Gloves, People
During the cold walk to the subway, your nose starts running and you casually dab it with your gloved hand. On the train, you hold onto a railing, touched by…
It’s Washington Beer vs. Massachusetts Beer In The Super Bowl Of Taste Tests
Beer and the Super Bowl go together better than Bill Belichick and controversy. Americans reportedly drink 50 million cases of beer the day of the big game — which translates…
2 Vanderbilt Football Players Found Guilty Of Rape Charges
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A jury has convicted two ex-Vanderbilt football players of raping a former student inside a dorm room. The jury deliberated for about three hours before finding…
West Virginia Fraternity Pledge Who Died Had A 0.49 Blood Alcohol Level
A West Virginia University freshman who died at a fraternity house in November had a blood alcohol level of 0.49, police said Tuesday. Nolan Burch, 18, was one of 20…
Watch Some NYU Frat Bros Play Beer Pong In The Street During The Blizzard
On Monday night, as most of New York City huddled inside their apartments hiding from “Winter Storm Juno,” a group of New York University fraternity brothers reportedly played beer pong…
Smithsonian Considers Opening London Location
The Smithsonian Institution said on Tuesday that it was considering opening a new 40,000-square-foot exhibition space in London in 2021. The move, if it goes ahead, will be the first…
A Food Sisterhood Flourishes in North Carolina
Ashley Christensen, of Poole’s Downtown Diner in Raleigh, at her latest venture, Joule Coffee & Table.” CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Back in the 1970s, when Nathalie Dupree and Shirley Corriher…
University president slashes his own pay to help others
“I’m not extraordinary,” said Burse. “I’ve assumed that people do those kinds of things all the time.” In summer 2014, Burse, who is president of Kentucky State University, gave up…
Restaurant Review: Blue Smoke and North End Grill
Eric Korsh took over the kitchen of North End Grill last spring. His approach tilts toward France in dishes like loup de mer.” If you hooked a seismograph to Danny…
Wrongfully imprisoned man gets free trip to Super Bowl
And yet for them it will be so much more. For Ferguson, a Missouri native, it’ll be a chance to thank his father, Bill — the man who never stopped…
Snow day inspires school leader to ‘Let It Go’
Take Matt Glendinning, the head of school at the Moses Brown School in Providence, Rhode Island, who stars in a delightful snowy day take on the “Frozen” hit song “Let…
Rev. Joseph Illo, San Francisco Catholic Priest, Sparks Controversy By Barring Altar Girls
(RNS) A Catholic priest who recently took charge of a San Francisco parish has said only boys can be altar servers, a move that is sparking both criticism and praise…
Artist Uses Muslim Superhero To Battle Anti-Islam Bus Ads
Sometimes it takes a superhero to conquer hate. Earlier this month, a batch of anti-Islam ads purchased by right-wing extremist blogger Pamela Geller’s American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI) appeared on…
How Egypt Is Waging A War On Atheism
www.nytimes.com: CAIRO — It took one session on Jan. 10 for a court in the Nile Delta province of Beheira to sentence Karim al-Banna, a 21-year-old student, to three years…
How To Dress For A Blizzard If You’re New To The Cold
For those of us who grew up in the Northeast, dressing for a bizzard is not a big deal. We spent our childhoods planning snow days, dealing with winter storm…
9 Best Bets for This Month
Originally published on Kirkus January is full of temporary doldrums: you have to pick yourself up from the holidays, trudge back to work and reckon with your goals and the…