In unfavorable reviews, culinary diction escalates into a form of operatic invective. “Dry” turns to “dusty” or “desiccated.” “Oily” balloons to “oleaginous.” “Sour” curdles to “mouth-puckering.” Why simply call a soup “bitter” when you can hit a harsher note with “acrid” or “astringent”? Some takedown reviews read like a…
Phil Mickelson’s credentials were well-established by the time he settled into the broadcast booth during the third round of the PGA Championship.
As a golfer.
And as a talker.
The five-time major champion joined Jim Nantz and Nick Faldo in…
Actress Slashed
Actress Spencer Grammer says she was trying to calm an agitated man when he slashed her in…
Hyde Hall State Historic Site at 267 Glimmerglass State Park Road in Cooperstown is now open for visitors to explore history in the “Most English Country House in…
