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By Dan Geddes NEW YORK – Guido da Vinci always wondered how there could so much extra virgin olive oil in supermarkets across the world. “I mean wherever I went in the world, I could find extra virgin olive oil. A lot of it. Finally, I thought: how could ... More »
By Elliot Scott 18 March 2015 DARDANELLE, AR – Senator Tom Cotton may have a history of sending out ill-conceived, pedantic letters. Adding fire to the controversy of Cotton’s letter to the Leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran, evidence has surfaced... More »
Leonard Glass 17 March 2015 Photo credit: Didriks Foter CC BY The noted gourmand I.M. Large first gained notoriety by eating his Pork Belly Chocolate Torte on Good Morning America. By calling it his “Breakfast Dessert,” Large triggered the viral adoption... More »
To the Most Honourable Parties of Concern: What Occasion I have the Pleasure of writing to you is to commend myself to the Position of contributing Author to your great Scheme, so titled The Onion. My Work has found its way into diverse Countries and Places an... More »
Rick Perlstein Review by Dan Geddes 13 March 2015 The Invisible Bridge is a guilty pleasure for those who enjoy 1970s nostalgia. It chronicles that time of serial debacle (1973–1976) between Watergate and the election of Jimmy Carter, an era when Americans w... More »