What New Anthony Bourdain Books Reveal: Bourdain Oral Biography and In the Weeds
There’s a grave lesson at the heart of two new books that reveal more about Anthony Bourdain's life, "Bourdain: The Definitive Oral Biography" and "In the Weeds."
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There’s a grave lesson at the heart of two new books that reveal more about Anthony Bourdain's life, "Bourdain: The Definitive Oral Biography" and "In the Weeds."
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Fool me seventeen times, and what is actually wrong with me? This week, The Daily Beastreported that a series of Christian billionaires have donated large amounts of money to an organization that is spearheading the derailment of the Equality Act. The organization is called the National Christian Charitable Foundation, and its structure allows for donors to have a hefty say in where their funds go. That say counts as a "suggestion," according to the report, but when there's that much money involved, suggestions have a lot of power. Naturally, the key players are as expected: Betsy DeVos and ...
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