Author: Michael

Sofía Vergara is calling out what she sees as red flag behavior. The ‘Modern Family’ alum, whose ex-husband Joe Manganiello recounted the demise of their marriage in a newly-published excerpt from his forthcoming memoir “Bloodlines,” reshared a pair of cryptic posts on social media—including one that put a spotlight on toxic behaviors. In one of the reposts—which was originally shared by Vergara’s son, Manolo Gonzalez Vergara—a chart is displayed that contrasts the qualities of a “good man” versus those of a “narcissistic man” alongside text added by the Emmy nominee’s son that reads, “When dealing with a narcissist, it doesn’t…

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The fat your grandmother fried chicken in is having a moment. Beef tallow, once pushed out of American kitchens by cheaper seed oils, is back on grocery shelves, fast-food menus and wellness influencer feeds, and the comeback has as much to do with culture as it does with cooking. Driving the revival are three overlapping forces. The MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) movement has branded beef tallow as “real food” uncorrupted by corporate agriculture. Wellness influencers are aggressively vilifying seed oils as inflammatory and highly processed. And fast-food chains, long associated with vegetable oil fryers, are quietly reformulating with grass-fed…

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