National Film Registry Selections for 2011
From Forrest Gump to silent comedies, 25 titles have been added to a list of our country’s most significant films
The Food & Think Year in Review
Beer batter, doggie bags, culinary crimes, beer koozies… Lisa Bramen says farewell with a list of her favorite 2011 posts
Four Food-Themed Resolutions For 2012
Never mind losing weight. Isn’t it possible to make a few resolutions that embrace food?
Some Memorable Screenings in 2011
In lieu of a list of my top 10 films of the year, here’s a look back at some of the best experiences I had at the theaters
What the Heck Do I Do With Juniper Berries?
Botanically speaking, they are female seed cones. But culinarily, the dark violet orbs look and taste enough like berries to deserve the name
From Civil War mustaches to Mayan lost cities to myths about the brain, here are the most-read stories of the year
Inviting Writing: Trinidadian Roti
For an expatriate, there’s no such thing as going too far to procure a specialty from home
Yes, Virginia, There Is a Pooping Log, and Other World Christmas Traditions
Santa can’t do it all. Many places have their own traditions about who—or what—is responsible for bringing Christmas candies and toys
A Spoiler Alert Guide to Year-End Releases
Three trends in big-budget movies coming out this holiday season
Q and A with Cake Wrecks Blogger Jen Yates
“I’m not out to vilify bakers; I’m just trying to find a little funny in unexpected places”
Silent Films After The Artist and Hugo
Warning viewers about silent films is like warning Elmore Leonard fans that Henry James is a “slower” writer
Pour flaming brandy over the hot pudding - the blue flames dance and sparkle around the traditional sprig of holly stuck into the top of the pudding
How to Eat Like a King for Christmas
Using antique technology and vintage cookbooks, food historian Ivan Day recreates such Tudor and Victorian specialties as puddings and roast goose
Why Did Jewish Communities Take to Chinese Food?
The historical and sociological reasons why the Jewish community and Chinese restaurants pair so well on Christmas
Sanjay Patel: A Hipster’s Guide to Hinduism
The 36-year-old pop artist and Pixar veteran brings a modern twist to the gods and demons of Hindu mythology
Don’t Stop Believin’ (in Santa Claus)
Shirley Temple drops some knowledge on a Christmas tradition
Latkes are delicious, but I’ve been thinking it’s time to throw some new food traditions into the Hanukkah mix
Photos: The Scariest Santas You’ll Ever See
Browse our selected illustrations of some of the strangest and creepiest Santa Clauses ever put down on paper
Inviting Writing: Must-Have Potatoes
The ultimate holiday treat
Holiday Gift Guide for Film Buffs
Movies every fan should have
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