Ina Garten has a delicious spin on a holiday dessert classic that few people seem to enjoy — fruitcake. Her Barefoot Contessa fruitcake cookies take the basic elements of the dense cake and give it a new twist, resulting in a lighter treat that doesn’t skimp on flavor. Barefoot Contessa’s fruitcake cookies have a history Garten’s fruitcake cookies recipe is featured in her book Barefoot Contessa at Home. She explains in the book how she got the recipe from cookbook author Lee Bailey when he asked her to make them for Saks Fifth Avenue.

Please don’t ask me to explain what’s happening in Ariana Grande’s new video for “The Light Is Coming,” featuring her BFF when she’s notwith Pete Davidson, Nicki Minaj. To do so would imply that there’s anything happening at all in this video. There is not. In (very brief) summary: Nicki stands around in a foggy forest. Ariana apparates into said forest (wait, is this theForbidden Forest???), holding an orb of light that’s really just a disco ball.

Ruth Sherlock is an International Correspondent with National Public Radio. She's based in Beirut and reports on Syria and other countries around the Middle East. She was previously the United States Editor for the Daily Telegraph, covering the 2016 US election. Before moving to the US in the spring of 2015, she was the Telegraph's Middle East correspondent. Sherlock reported from almost every revolution and war of the Arab Spring. She lived in Libya for the duration of the conflict, reporting from opposition front lines.

Alicia Dauby Et Son Mari – Alicia Dauby, 33 ans, est une célibataire célibataire qui vit dans le XIIe arrondissement de Paris. Elle est maintenant à la recherche de l’amour. L’idéal serait pour elle de trouver une âme sœur à Paris qui soit également du 12e arrondissement, partage ses centres d’intérêt et soit passionnée par les mêmes choses qu’elle. Le 28 novembre de ce mois-ci, une utilisatrice d’Instagram du nom de Laurie Delhostal a posté ce qui suit : « Cela fait moins d’un mois que j’ai entendu : « Tu es magnifique.

The slavery interpretation the author couldn’t escape. Photo-Illustration: Mark Harris In Octavia E. Butler’s novelette “Bloodchild,” a quantum of humanity fleeing Earth finds sanctuary on a distant planet—but at a price. The native Tlic, a species of intelligent, centipedelike aliens, establish the Preserve, where humans can work, marry, and raise children without interference; in return, some humans are implanted with eggs by Tlic females, whose larvae must feed on living flesh.