‘Tis the season for all things hygge, or the Danish and Norwegian concept of the feeling of coziness, connection with loved ones, and pleasure. As the weather changes, we’re making our homes more hygge-approved (candles, fuzzy blankets, and faux fur everywhere), but we can also apply the concept into every area of our lives too (hygge is a feeling, not a decor style). On a mission to hygge-ify my entire life, I set out on a mission to change my diet for the colder seasons. Thanks to several cookbooks and interviewing my partner’s mother for a first account experience (she’s from Denmark and is a regular practitioner of hygge), I took a deep-dive into how the Danes find joy and...
My children are plotting my doom. I can hear them because as plotters go, they aren’t the best. That’s not a knock on them, but if I was going to give them some great dad advice, it would be “Don’t laugh so loud when you are considering overthrowing the house government.” But I’m not mad, just disappointed. About how bad their planning is, not the doom itself. I’m dad. Bring it. They giggle in the next room over, and if my guess is right, it’s going to be about getting out of cleaning. Mom has been on the warpath and appointed me her General to enact her plan. Granted, it’s a bold plot that involves levels of clean that have...
If action movies have taught us anything, it’s that hired killers would stagger under the weight of their guilt if it weren’t for the healthy, emotionally open relationships they maintain with their forty or fifty closest friends. The list of high-friend count killers includes Neeson in Taken, Bronson/Statham in The Mechanic, Reeves in John Wick, Stallone in The Expendables and, now, Will Smith in Ang Lee’s Gemini Man. When we meet Smith, he has a very specific lifestyle. When he’s not taking out terrorists, he’s enjoying Georgia’s filmmaking tax credits at the well-stocked bayou homestead where he contemplates the moral compromises that define him as a man and the beauty of his surroundings as rendered by Lee’s modified ARRI Alexa M...
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This year, a ton of you are cooking big Thanksgiving for the first time. Here’s your essential guide for success. Everything from schedules, to menus, to table, to avoiding costly mistakes. : Laura UPDATE One thing to take into consideration this year is supply-chain issues. Thanksgiving is predicted to cost more and chances are it might be harder to shop for. (Fingers crossed it won’t be.) To be on the safe side, we’ve adjusted our calendar to make sure you get out there sooner and shop smarter. First time hosting Thanksgiving? Even a small one? Fear not, pilgrim! We’ve compiled all our collective experience from over the decades to give you a guide to cooking your first Thanksgiving dinner. ☞...
