Anne Hathaway Walks Out of Vanity Fair Photoshoot in Solidarity With Condé Nast Union Work Stoppage variety.com/2024/biz/colum…

A ode to diners more than review: A hash brown thank you to Helen Rosner

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When I interviewed Helen Rosner about Fart Sommelier’s irreverent brand of food writing she told me,“ I think he's genuinely one of the most brilliant food writers working today.” Here’s my latest piece about Dennis Lee’s Food Is Stupid newsletter for Bon Appétit bonappetit.com/story/food-is-…

I saw a tiktok that was like “praying the rosary is EMDR” and i canNOT stop thinking about it

I saw a TikTok this morning of a woman who didn’t know that lox and raw salmon are different, so she’s been slicing off pieces of raw grocery store salmon for a week now and eating it with bagels and cream cheese

If your experience of instant noodles has been limited to the uncreative American approach of “add water, eat,” Instant Noodle Factory’s dining experience will feel “like a convenience-food revelation,” Helen Rosner writes. nyer.cm/nW2kyTl

“The restaurant expected babies; they’d planned for babies. We weren’t an imposition; we were welcome”. ⁦Helen Rosner⁩ ⁦The New Yorker⁩ newyorker.com/culture/the-fo…

“Baby Hour is not an official thing, but it is a real one. Certain restaurants just give off a vibe of baby-friendliness,” Helen Rosner writes. Gus’s Chop House, in Brooklyn, is one of them.
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People who hate NY don’t know how to live in NY and this is how to live in NY: grubstreet.com/2023/09/dwight…

What I most hope is that people from other creative industries can look to the solidarity and sheer force of will of the WGA and be inspired.

In the latest installment of the Food Scene newsletter, Helen Rosner visits Instant Noodle Factory, in Long Island City, where visitors choose from 115 varieties of ramen, plus freshly made toppings. nyer.cm/bxBsRsP

This is your pre Yom Kippur reminder that the Bible says not to fast if it will harm your mental or physical health. Whether you're in recovery from an eating disorder or just feel that restricting would f*ck with your head, it's totally fine to observe the holiday in other ways.