Salonflipped into Food Videos1:50Andy Baraghani shares his kitchen essentialsSalonIf you could only have a few kitchen tools, what would you choose? Cook and writer Andy Baraghani, who created the recipes for his book "The Cook You Want to Be" in his small New York City kitchen gives tips to home chefs on curating a kitchen you'll actually use and can keep organized. Watch the full "Salon Talks" episode with Andy Baraghani here: https://www.salon.com/tv/video/tk2gl5. Image by Graydon Herriot.
Salonflipped into Politics VideosKaty Tur on how ratings can influence cable TV news storiesSalonMSNBC anchor and journalist Katy Tur talks to Salon's Dean Obeidallah about the state of journalism today and how ratings play a role in why certain stories are covered. "It's problematic," Tur said while explaining her take. Tur's new book "Rough Draft" is out now. Watch the full "Salon Talks" interview here: https://www.salon.com/2022/06/15/msnbcs-katy-tur-on-covering-and-relentless-tragedy-on-tv-it-drags-me-down
Salonflipped into TV & Film Videos2:37How Paddington shaped Hugh Bonneville for playing Mr. BrownSalonActor Hugh Bonneville talks about his role as Mr. Brown in the beloved “Paddington” films. Bonneville shares how he added depth to a character who, on the page, is simply a dad who works in the city somewhere. The “genius” of Paddington’s worldview drew Bonneville in and the Mr. Brown character was built from there. “When I read the first page of Paul King's script, I was laughing on page one and I thought we're in safe hands here. This guy understands Paddington and understands Michael Bond more to the point, the creator of ‘Paddington,’” Bonneville shared on “Salon Talks.” Watch the full episode to hear more about Bonneville’s role in “Downton Abbey: A New Era.” here: https://www.salon.com/tv/video/xs58kc
Salonflipped into Art, Books & Music VideosMeghan Markle hated being a royal because she had no voiceSalonAccording to journalist Tina Brown, who has written extensively about the British royal family, the role of a royal is “essentially to be scaffolding for the sovereign.” Brown shared on “Salon Talks," “Essentially you are not supposed to have your own point of view.” That fact alone was enough to cause Meghan Markle to walk away from royal life, Brown explains. Hear more about Brown’s new book “The Palace Papers” in the full “Salon Talks” episode here: https://www.salon.com/tv/video/vty19s
Salonflipped into Art, Books & Music VideosThe British monarchy will face a “massive identity crisis” after Queen ElizabethSalonWhat will the mood be like in England when beloved Queen Elizabeth passes and Charles becomes king? Journalist and editor Tina Brown, who authored the bestsellers "The Diana Chronicles" and “The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor, the Truth and the Turmoil," says expect it to be a huge national moment of uncertainty. “There's no particular sort of interest in Charles from the younger generation. He will be a transitional monarch,” Brown said. She notes that William’s ascent to the throne will be different, but that he will also need to make the monarchy feel modern. Watch the full “Salon Talks” episode with Tina Brown here: https://www.salon.com/tv/video/vty19s
Salonflipped into Art, Books & Music VideosTina Brown on why it's good to be Queen, but not other royalsSalonTina Brown, the journalist, editor and bestselling author of "The Vanity Fair Diaries" and "The Diana Chronicles," has been observing the British royal family for decades. And she's come to the conclusion that, as she says in "The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor, the Truth and the Turmoil," for many royals, life is "all status, no quo." Brown talks to Salon about the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, Meghan and Harry, disgraced Prince Andrew and the future of the monarchy.
Salonflipped into Life Stories5 hours agoMake graduations less boring, please!verified_publisherSalon - D. Watkins"Hey D, we have three high schools and two middle school commencements come in. How many do want to do?" my manager asked me a few years back. I paused. Paralyzed with a bit of survivor's guilt, plus a side of "why me?" because my career was so new, I finally said, "I love the kids. I'll do all the …
Salonflipped into News & Politics7 hours ago"National Conservative" manifesto: A plan for fascism — but it's not hypotheticalverified_publisherSalon - Kathryn JoyceLast November in Orlando, dozens of the right's leading intellectuals, writers and think tank staffers gathered for the first meeting of the National Conservatism conference since the COVID pandemic hit, drawing journalists from across the political spectrum seeking to untangle what this high-brow …
Salonflipped into Midterm Elections 20228 hours agoGOP effort to throw out 2022 primary votes is a preview of Trumpworld plot to steal 2024 electionverified_publisherSalon - Igor DeryshTrumpWorld figures have spent months recruiting Big Lie conspiracy theorists to seek local election offices ahead of the next presidential race after failing to overturn Donald Trump's defeat in 2020. A failed effort in New Mexico this month offered a preview of what is likely to come in local …
Salonflipped into News & Politics8 hours agoPoor People's March calls for "moral fusion of everybody" to fight "politics of greed"verified_publisherSalon - Bob HennellyWASHINGTON — Last Saturday, union activists, their families and their supporters came by the thousands to the nation's capital to answer the Poor People's Campaign's call for a moral march on Washington. The racially diverse crowd extended for several blocks. The organizers of the Poor People's and …
Salonflipped into News & Politics9 hours agoMatt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene are sounding off their pardon woes on Twitterverified_publisherSalon - Brandon GageThe House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol concluded its fifth public hearing on Thursday and revealed that multiple Republican members of Congress – Mo Brooks (Alabama), Matt Gaetz (Florida), Louie Gohmert (Texas), Scott Perry (Pennsylvania), and …
Salonflipped into News & Politics10 hours agoKyle Rittenhouse launched his own violent video gameverified_publisherSalon - Sky PalmaKyle Rittenhouse has launched a new video game where users can shoot "fake news turkeys," the New York Post reports. Rittenhouse reportedly plans to use the proceeds from the game to fund his lawsuits against media outlets for defamation. Rittenhouse was acquitted last year in the fatal shootings of …