Join The Hill for our second annual Invest in America Summit on Wednesday in Washington, D.C. This critical half-day summit, featuring titans from Washington and Wall Street, focused on solutions-oriented conversations that will deliver insights into the future of the domestic and global economy amidst a rapidly shifting political landscape. As we enter mid-year and… Source link
Jennie Garth has opened up about the sheer chaos surrounding the original Beverly Hills, 90210 cast — and the subsequent impact the frenzy had on her mental health. Garth, 54, played Kelly Taylor on Fox’s seminal 1990s drama about a group of high school friends living in the affluent neighborhood of Beverly Hills, California. Speaking on the latest episode of Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert podcast about her forthcoming memoir, I Choose Me: Chasing Joy, Finding Purpose & Embracing Reinvention, Garth recalled being “sent out” to press events for the hit show. “It was pandemonium,” Garth recalled. “And after that started happening, I started to develop agoraphobia. Like I never left my house.” Garth said her agoraphobia — fear of situations where escape may be difficult — arose from the hordes of fans who would attend these events. She recalled one particular instance where she and her late co-star (and on-screen love interest) Luke Perry were sent to an actual zoo to meet fans. “They had us in, I think it was the bird enclosure, to …
Tori Adams has always loved Los Angeles real estate. As a little girl growing up in Burbank, she remembers asking her mom to take her to open houses she’d find in the newspaper. She even has a tattoo of her childhood home, a one-story home with a flat midcentury roof in Burbank on the inside of her forearm. But as an adult, she found herself living in 12 spaces over 10 years, trying to find the perfect fit like a Los Angeles Goldilocks. In this series, we spotlight L.A. rentals with style. From perfect gallery walls to temporary decor hacks, these renters get creative, even in small spaces. And Angelenos need the inspiration: Most are renters. It started in college — she went to UCLA with a major in history — where it was commonplace to move every year. Then, once she graduated and began working as a writer and editor at publications including Flaunt, the Hollywood Reporter and Playboy, she flip-flopped between places, racking up nearly 20 roommates from Westwood to North Hollywood. At …
It is said that soul is the true spice of any dish – and Slovenian cuisine has soul writ large. This is, in part, down to the vast array of locally produced and sourced ingredients, from trout caught in the crystal, alpine waters of the Soča River, to goat’s cheese, farmed on the misty Polhov Gradec hills. This produce, created in harmony with nature, can be found in the recipes on the tables of some of the country’s best and most authentic restaurants. One of these is Grič, located in a remote spot in the village of Šentjošt, about 40 minutes’ drive from the capital Ljubljana. There, chef Luka Košir creates dishes which are at turns wildly experimental and infused with the culinary knowhow of Japan and Scandinavia, but are wholly rooted in traditional local ingredients, and a sense of place. “Being here is an advantage for me,” says Košir, whose restaurant has been recognised with both a Michelin star and Michelin Green star. “I feel good here, I literally live off the locals, the …
