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'Everyday food can be approachable': Danbury chef competes in global contest FacebookTwitterEmail Tom Devine plates a sautéed chicken cutlet, part of the fall menu at Two Steps Downtown Grille, in Danbury, Conn., Sept. 3, 2014.Ned Gerard / Ned Gerard DANBURY — A local chef is competing in a global contest to be featured as Bon Appetit Magazine’s “Favorite Chef.” Tom Devine, the chef at Two Steps Downtown Grille, is in the first round of the online competition, where the winner receives $20,000 and is featured in a two-page advertising spread in the magazine. “It's awesome to be a l...

INTERVIEW – June Jones: "There can never just be one reflection of yourself" In an interview with MTV Australia, June Jones opens up about her creative process, how the pandemic impacted it, her latest album 'Leafcutter' and the special moments that brought it to life. 22 February 2021 22 February 2021 June Jones is an artist that commands every ounce of your attention. Not because the Melbourne singer-songwriter is a boisterous or overbearing performer, but in fact quite the opposite. Every word she sings is imbued with such intense emotion that you can feel it vibrate through your limbs. ...

Music reviews: The Hold Steady, Mogwai, June Jones and more We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss February 19, 2021 — 4.00pm Save Normal text size Credit:Adam Parshall. ★★★★ Imagine if punk-poet John Cooper Clarke had been born in New Jersey instead of Manchester, and grew up to front the E Street Band. Imagine no more. The eighth album from the Hold Steady fits that bizarre brief. They sound like a classic rock band, with frontman Craig Finn not really singing so much as ranting some of the best street poetry this si...

Filmmaker and director Miriam Randolph believes the term "Iowa nice" is commonly used but not always practiced. Author: Khalil Maycock Updated: 11:44 AM CST February 18, 2021 DES MOINES, Iowa — Two filmmakers displaced from California because of wildfires and COVID-19 have created a film titled "Nature of the Dream", which explores Black identity in Iowa.    Filmmaker and director Miriam Randolph said the film takes personal experiences from a group of nine Black people, who are from the metro, and turns it into a piece highlighting their dreams and experie...

WWE NXT: Has It Become an Unsustainable System? '); Hello and good day to you. Today, we are talking about the state of WWE NXT and other brands. First of all, I would like to say that NXT has been a major success. We should praise it for developing and adapting literally hundreds of wrestlers to working their dreams as sports-entertainers. Before NXT was born, although the shows weren’t as well-produced or popular with fans, WWE did their best with territories like Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW) and Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW). Yet, before the turn of the millennium, WWE had very li...