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17/12/2020

MAPLE WHISKEY SOUR
We had no idea a cocktail this chic was hiding in our pantry.

17/12/2020

SPICED APPLE MARGARITAS
Our favorite part is the sweet-and-salty cinnamon rim, hands down.

17/12/2020

Holiday Cocktails to Sip for Christmas through New Year’s Eve
THE SANTA CLAUS SMASH
From the ginger-honey syrup to the fresh mint, this cocktail is fit for St. Nick himself.

08/12/2020

08/12/2020

Friends moments that make us cringe today
A smash hit and cultural phenomenon when it first aired, there had never been (and probably never will be) a sitcom quite like Friends. The funny, charming series concerned six, well, friends, living and loving in New York City. Joey, Monica, Chandler, Rachel, Phoebe, and Ross entered the TV canon with their often relatable adventures, not to mention their indelible catchphrases (especially "We were on a break!" and "How you doin?"), as well as Jennifer Aniston's inescapable haircut, "the Rachel."

Friends still draws big audiences in syndicated reruns and on Netflix, despite it often feeling like a time capsule of the era of its original run from 1994 to 2004. Ten years is a lengthy spell, and in exploring the lives of six main characters in that period, Friends didn't always produce universal, timeless comedy gold. Some of its plots and bits have aged very poorly, as things that were funny or acceptable 20-odd years ago just seem uncomfortable in the present day. Here are some of the most awkward, cringeworthy moments from Friends.

A cultural phenomenon when it first aired between 1994 and 2004, there had never been a sitcom quite like Friends. The funny series concerned six, well, friends, living and loving in New York, but didn't always produce timeless comedy gold. These are the Friends moments that make us cringe today.

08/12/2020

'Deadliest Catch' Deckhand Mahlon Reyes Dead at 38

08/12/2020

'Deadliest Catch' Deckhand Mahlon Reyes Dead at 38
Mahlon Reyes, a deckhand on one of the "Deadliest Catch" crab fishing boats, is dead ... TMZ has learned.

Mahlon's wife tells us he died in his hometown of Whitefish, Montana after he suffered a heart attack last Saturday morning. Although he survived it, and was transported to a hospital ... he never regained consciousness.

His wife says the family decided Sunday to take Mahlon off life support. She says he was surrounded by loved ones.

We're told he had no existing health conditions his family knew of, so they're all completely shocked by the massive heart attack. His wife tells us Mahlon was cremated and his "Deadliest Catch" crew is going to spread some of his ashes in the Bering Sea.

We're told Mahlon was working his butt off to recover from a recently torn Achilles, suffered while crabbing on the boat, and was doing everything he could to get back to Alaska for another crab season.

The Flathead County Sheriff's Office says his official cause of death has not been determined yet ... pending autopsy and toxicology results.
Mahlon, who worked on 2 "Deadliest Catch" boats ... the Seabrooke and Cape Caution. He's survived by his wife and 4 children.
Mahlon was only 38.