Salonflipped into TV & Film Videos2:582 days ago"Bar Rescue" show taught Jon Taffer how to fightSalon"Bar Rescue" host and executive producer Jon Taffer describes how he learned to see conflict as a good thing and how he uses it to help bar and restaurant owners identify the flaws in their businesses and find meaningful resolutions. "I'm not here to fight with this person. I'm here to change them," Taffer said on "Salon Talks." "If engaging in conflict is going to change them, then so be it." Watch the full "Salon Talks" episode with Jon Taffer here: https://www.salon.com/tv/video/fbw9xv
Salonflipped into Food Videos1:104 days agoStore-bought ice cream can taste better with these hacksSalonHow do you make a pint of store-bought ice cream taste fancy? Cookbook author Ali Slagle, author of "I Dream of Dinner (So You Don't Have To)," does not love writing dessert recipes, but her no-nonsense approach to cooking easily translates to dessert. Slagle explains why leftover hamburger buns and some crunchy snacks are the keys to unlocking a perfect ice cream treat. Watch more with Ali Slalge on "Salon Talks": https://www.salon.com/tv/video/bi1jio
Salonflipped into Politics Videos4 days agoWhat Marc Lamont Hill learned about George Floyd from his friendsSalonMarc Lamont Hill reveals what he learned about George Floyd’s hobbies and personal struggles while putting together his latest book “Seen and Unseen,” which digs deep into how digital media plays a pivotal role in advancing the fight for racial justice. “George Floyd was somebody whose life mirrored so many Black men in America,” Hill told Salon’s D. Watkins. “I didn't realize just how vulnerable George Floyd had been throughout his life.” Watch the full “Salon Talks” episode to hear Hill talk about the fight for racial justice: https://www.salon.com/tv/video/pkp3mf
Salonflipped into Politics Videos4 days agoMarc Lamont Hill on why prisons, police don't work: "This system can't give us justice"SalonAuthor and TV host Marc Lamont Hill offers his take on the meaning of justice in America. “We are challenged to get any kind of justice and democracy in this country. It just ain't there,” Hill told Salon’s D. Watkins on “Salon Talks. “As an abolitionist, I say, well, this system can't give us justice. Policing isn't the answer. Prisons ain't the answer.” Watch the full “Salon Talks” episode to hear more about Hill’s new book “Seen and Unseen,” about the George Flyod: https://www.salon.com/tv/video/pkp3mf
Salonflipped into TV & Film Videos3:08Jenifer Lewis loved her TV mom roles, but says Hollywood is changingSalonActress Jenifer Lewis talks about her television career where she became known for playing “everybody's mama” as puts it, most recently on ABC’s “Black-ish.” “I didn't mind it because I was representing middle aged Black women who, yes, bring that sass,” she said. “I always made sure to give them heart because though the struggle from my generation was certainly more difficult than it is today. They deserve good representation.” Lewis opens up more to Salon’s Melanie McFarland about her career and her latest role on Showtime’s “I Love That For You" in the full “Salon Talks” episode: https://www.salon.com/tv/video/3kxn50
Salonflipped into TV & Film Videos2:57How Jenifer Lewis found her joy and why she insists: “I just wanna give back”SalonActress Jenifer Lewis is happy, proud and wants to use her platform to inspire the next generation to fight. Lewis, who stars in Showtime's "I Love You For That” and just wrapped the series finale of ABC’s “Black-ish,” tells Salon that she is focused on her activism. “The next generation has to be privy to the American dream like I was. I'm not gonna let these administrations take that from this next generation.” She added, “I will bring them together.” Watch the full “Salon Talks” episode here to hear more from Lewis on her acting career and why her latest role is different than all the rest: https://www.salon.com/tv/video/3kxn50
Salonflipped into News & Politics9 hours agoWoman charged $40 for crying during a doctor's appointmentverified_publisherSalon - Kelly McClureA woman suffering from what's being described as a "rare disease" visited her doctor in January and received a shock when she noticed a $40 charge for crying on her itemized invoice. Grouped in with standard charges for a vision assessment test, hemoglobin test, health risk assessment and capillary …
Salonflipped into News & Politics11 hours agoTesla driver who killed two people while on autopilot faces vehicular manslaughter chargesverified_publisherSalon - Kelly McClureA Los Angeles County judge has found sufficient evidence to charge California resident, Kevin George Aziz Riad, with two counts of vehicular manslaughter for an accident that occurred while utilizing his Tesla's autopilot function. According to information from the LAPD obtained by ABC, on December …
Salonflipped into Television11 hours ago"Elon Musk's Crash Course" warns of the danger of a billionaire's love of being unreasonableverified_publisherSalon - Melanie McFarlandExamining each time one of Tesla CEO and SpaceX founder Elon Musk's outlandish assurances is contradicted by reality would take many more hours than the duration allotted for "Elon Musk's Crash Course." His fan congregation believes he can do no wrong, yet his horrific reputation as an employer …
Salonflipped into Culture13 hours agoNew movies to stream this weekend when you don't have time for a seriesverified_publisherSalon - Alison StineWhen it appeared like magic on Netflix's home page, a new movie with Rebel Wilson, you clicked eagerly. Sure, "Senior Year" is about a high school cheerleader who slips into a coma for 20 years after a stunt gone wrong, but when she wakes up, she gets down to business and things get interesting, …
Salonflipped into Culture13 hours ago"Men" is Alex Garland's glossy, gendered fever dream that bewitches as much as it befuddlesverified_publisherSalon - Gary M. KramerAround the midpoint of "Men," writer/director Alex Garland's spellbinding psychological thriller, a vicar (Rory Kinnear) asks Harper (Jessie Buckley), "Do you prefer things to be comfortable or true?" This film is rarely comfortable, and what exactly is true will be up to viewers to decide. "Men" …
Salonflipped into Food14 hours agoLessons I learned from renovating my small kitchenverified_publisherSalon - Laura FentonNo Space Too Small is a brand new column by Laura Fenton that celebrates the idea that you can live well in a small home. Each month, Laura will share her practical findings from years of observing how people live in tight spaces, and her own everyday experiences of living small — from the hunt for …
