Love is watching your toddler roll cheddar slices in his sticky little hands like playdoh, smooshing it on a cracker, then offering it to you as “spreadable cheese” - and you still eat it, along with probably all the germs in his preschool.
September 23, 2026 at 7:28 PM
Love is watching your toddler roll cheddar slices in his sticky little hands like playdoh, smooshing it on a cracker, then offering it to you as “spreadable cheese” - and you still eat it, along with probably all the germs in his preschool.
I reviewed the Netflix documentary “Noah Kahan: Out of Body” for Seven Days, an independent weekly Vermont newspaper. Whether you’re a fan of his music or not, it’s a fascinating film and a far cry from the polished puff pieces we usually get.
I reviewed the Netflix documentary “Noah Kahan: Out of Body” for Seven Days, an independent weekly Vermont newspaper. Whether you’re a fan of his music or not, it’s a fascinating film and a far cry from the polished puff pieces we usually get.
If it weren’t for the cliffhanger, this recap would have been all about wombat butts and examining whether Fisk had a boner during the fight (I included a screenshot anyway)
If it weren’t for the cliffhanger, this recap would have been all about wombat butts and examining whether Fisk had a boner during the fight (I included a screenshot anyway)
The veil of secrecy around the new Zandaya/Robert Pattinson vehicle “The Drama” raises the question: can you talk about a movie without talking about what it’s about? And do critics and journalists have a choice in the matter?
The veil of secrecy around the new Zandaya/Robert Pattinson vehicle “The Drama” raises the question: can you talk about a movie without talking about what it’s about? And do critics and journalists have a choice in the matter?