Kim Kardashian appears to be fed up with her ex-husband Kanye West’s ongoing campaign to force a reunion by using their kids as leverage. Although Kanye seems to be unhappy about their current co-parenting arrangement, he’s still been active and involved, but in recent months he’s gone as far as claiming Kardashian won’t let him see the children, tried to ban him from Chicago’s birthday party, and wouldn’t allow them to attend his most recent Sunday Service.
It looks like Kim is done being a scapegoat according to her reply in the comments on his recent post. After Kanye posted a photo of a trio of pins stuck to their daughter North’s backpack with the caption “This was on my daughters back pack when I was ‘allowed’ to see her last week,” Kardashian pushed back against Kanye’s insistence that he’s being kept out of his kids’ lives. In a screenshot taken by Complex, she asks Kanye, “Please stop with this narrative, you were just here this morning picking up the kids for school.”
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Kanye has previously expressed his discontent with the parenting arrangement, chastising his ex for managing a TikTok account for North against his wishes. However, as his kids get older, he may have to come to terms with the fact that they’re their own people and won’t always do things he wants. Also, free advice: trying to interpret your 10-year-old’s fashion sense is a great way to get extremely confused incredibly quickly. Maybe she just like aliens.
Jameson Irish Whiskey is one of the most popular whiskeys in the world and it’s easy to see why. Not only is the triple-distilled blended juice from Ireland one of the easiest-drinking whiskeys out there, it’s available damn near everywhere for a pretty good price. But Jameson isn’t a monolith. It’s part of Irish Distillers (owned by Pernod Ricard) and distilled at Midleton Distillery down in County Cork, Ireland, along with a whole bunch of other whiskeys.
That means Jameson has an “Irish Whiskey Family” (their terminology, not ours) of other brands echoing the beauty of Jameson. Just like with Jim Beam or Buffalo Trace, Jameson is just one shingle among several, all coming off the same stills and out of the same warehouses.
Today, we’re going to rank the six other brands in the Jameson Irish Whiskey Family from Midleton. I’m also going into my tasting notes to call out the one bottle you should try this St. Patrick’s Day from each brand. It’s worth noting that I did lean away from ridiculously rare expressions from the brands (I’m not trying to get you to spend more than a few hundred bucks a pop)… with one notable exception at the end.
This is Midleton’s craft whiskey venture — they built a stand-alone craft distillery in the middle of the campus for this whiskey. The single grain spirit is matured in unused Spanish oak and old bourbon casks. That’s then small-batched and proofed with that soft County Cork water and bottled in a throwback art-deco bottle.
Tasting Notes:
This opens with dry pencil shavings leading towards dry pine boxes, potpourri, and a hint of grapefruit pith. The taste is driven by cinnamon bark and clove berries, with a pink eraser vibe next to soft vanilla beans. That vanilla moves the mid-palate towards a finish full of ripe figs, light spice, and sweet potting soil.
Bottom Line:
This is the oddest whiskey on this list. I dig it because of that but I can 100 percent see this not being a lot of whiskey drinkers’ jam. These huge swings they take and what make Method & Madness so cool as a brand. That alone is worth checking out, at the very least for something new and different from the norm.
The Ranking:
The biggest outlier on the list is a good place to start. This brand is new and can still be really hit and miss, especially if you’re looking for a classic Irish whiskey experience. That said, if we were strictly looking at unique and innovative whiskeys, this would be the furthest from last. But that’s not why we’re here today.
This is Jameson’s take on double barreling. The whiskey is first matured in old bourbon barrels. That juice is then transferred to another bourbon barrel that’s been doubly charred with a deep alligator skin char. Those barrels are batched and proofed all the way down to 80 proof.
Tasting Notes:
Vanilla-laced toffee candies open the nose with dark chocolate, old leather, and raw sage. The palate is plummy, with plenty of holiday spice, almonds, cedar, and a thin layer of florals. The end is creamy vanilla pudding speckled with almonds and drizzled with caramel sauce with a soft landing.
Bottom Line:
This is a solid cocktail whiskey. The ABVs may be low but the flavor notes really stand up to mixing. It’s also a nice step up from the average Jameson we all know.
The Ranking:
While Jameson might be the most popular brand by name recognition, this is very entry-level whiskey. You’re really looking at a mixing whiskey at the end of the day, even with a heightened expression like this one.
This is a classic Irish whiskey. The juice is aged in a combination of ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks for at least 12 years. Those barrels are then married based on their distinct flavor profiles to create this special whiskey.
Tasting Notes:
Raw leather, soft vanilla, mild spice, and light milk chocolate greet you on the nose. The palate has a malty vanilla cake foundation with malty spice and fruity candy sweetness. Chocolate pudding arrives on the mid-palate and drives the back end of the taste towards wet grains, nutty fruit cake, and a hint of wintry spice.
Bottom Line:
This is where we start to get into sipping territory. This is really easy-drinking, either on the rocks or in a simple highball with some fizzy water.
The Ranking:
Powers is where Midleton starts to hit “high-end” pours. This stuff has a level of refinement that puts it just above your average Jameson but not quite as bespoke as the next few entries. In short, Powers is a solid bridge between the mixers and the “good” stuff.
This is a high-water mark of Irish whiskey distilling and blending. The whiskey is aged for 15 years in a combination of ex-bourbon, ex-sherry, and ex-Marsala casks. The spirit is then married and proofed down to a very approachable 92 proof.
Tasting Notes:
Apple pie and Amarena cherries with a bit of stem drive the nose with old leather and nutty Christmas cake. Those nuts and holiday vibes carry on through the taste as layers of apple peels, cherry bark, black pepper, and soft cedar planks settle into the finish. That finish fades slowly and gently through the dark spices, hints of dark cacao, cherry tobacco, and nuts.
Bottom Line:
This and Redbreast could have been tied for second place. This works so well as an easy sipper. Add a rock or drop of water to let it bloom in the glass. Alternatively, this makes a killer Manhattan thanks to all those holiday vibes.
The Ranking:
This is the high-end. The Spot line of Irish whiskeys are super refined and meant to wow, and this delivers. All of that aside, these are a little harder to find and don’t quite hit the highs of the next entry on the list although being strikingly similar.
This expression utilizes classic Redbreast — triple distilling, ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks — that’s aged for 15 years before blending, proofing, and bottling. The result is one of the most accessible and delicious whiskeys around.
Tasting Notes:
Bright red berries mingle with hints of soft yet spicy woods and a hint of citrus oils on the nose. The palate calms down as the fruit becomes fairly chewy-yet-sweet (think dates and prunes) with a hint of nuttiness next to a cedar box full of spiced vanilla toffees. The whole sip combines on the end with the fruit, wood, spice, and sweetness bringing about a sip of pure velvet that lasts just the right amount of time, leaving you needing more.
Bottom Line:
I guess the only reason this edges out Red Spot is that it’s a little easier to find a tad cheaper. But I’m really grasping at straws, trying to differentiate two outstanding whiskeys. On a rock, neat, or in an old fashioned, this is never a bad choice.
The Ranking:
Redbreast is the most nuanced bottle of Irish whiskey in the Jameson Irish Whiskey Family that also happens to be very accessible — and that counts for something in an ever-narrowing whiskey market for high-end product. Overall, Redbreast, in general, is the mountaintop of Midleton when it comes to deeply hewn whiskeys that are also crowd-pleasers.
1. Midelton Vere Rare — Midleton Very Rare Vintage Release 2021
The 38th Very Rare release from Midleton is a marriage of single pot still and grain whiskeys that spent 15 to 36 years aging in ex-bourbon barrels. The barrels were specifically chosen for their very light char. Those whiskeys were masterfully vatted and then proofed down with that iconic Cork County springwater to a very accessible 80 proof.
Tasting Notes:
This opens with a clear sense of Irish grain whiskey with a deep vanilla bourbon that leads towards apple candy (think fancy Jolly Ranchers) alongside a touch of lemon pepper on the nose. The palate opens with a light grain vibe with a slightly floral note that leads towards pears stewed with saffron, very mild cinnamon, and grape-forward brandy. The fruitiness kicks up a notch as you sip again, surfacing as a sweet/tart/savory kiwi — the green flesh and white center, not the sandpaper skin. The end is soft, fruity, and slightly warming with soft vanilla tobacco that doesn’t overstay its welcome.
Bottom Line:
This is so beautifully fruity and malty while feeling truly soft and comforting. It’s a stellar pour of whiskey that’s rare, sure, but worth the price of admission for touching the mountaintop of Irish whiskey overall.
The Ranking:
While Redbreast is a crowd-pleaser with a lot of classic refinement, Midleton Very Rare is the bottle everyone in the whiskey game lusts after. These yearly releases are coveted for their rarity but also their beauty in the bottle — this is truly stellar juice. That combination is why Midleton Very Rare wins out.
Abbott Elementary is officially renewed for Season 2. The breakout sitcom has reportedly been putting up Modern Family numbers, which was apparently enough for ABC to sign a permission slip for another season of the series from creator Quinta Brunson. Inspired by Brunson’s sixth grade teacher, the hit show centers on a Philadelphia-based elementary school and its band of faculty and staff who keep the whole thing running despite budget cuts and demanding parents. All of this is done under the watchful and hilarious eye of breakout character Principal Ava Coleman (Janelle James) who had the honor of announcing the second season in a “From the desk of” letter that’s blowing up on Twitter.
Faculty and Students (aka My Fans) –
The camera crew I hared to showcase all that I’ve made happen at our beautiful school thinks I’m a star. I mean, are we surprised? No we’re not 🙂 With that said, it is with great pleasure that I share they’ll be returning for the 2022-2023 school year! That’s right — Abbott Elementary Season Two is coming to a screen near you.
Despite my being a natural in front of the camera, these things don’t come for free, and my staff is having trouble seeing all o f my unleashed potential! Something about needing supplies? Anywho, I could use your help getting them (Janine) off my back. If you’re interested in supporting them and our community of young mind shapers, please visit DonorsChoose.org.
I also welcome spa credits and gift cards over $100 on the heels of this thrilling announcement. I also have all major money transer apps if you wanna go that route.
Love, Light, and all of that stuff,
Principal Ava Coleman
While the letter is tongue-in-cheek, the donation link is not. You can visit DonorsChoose.org to help support classroom projects across the country.
— Janelle James, moody clown. (@janellejcomedy) March 14, 2022
The Season 2 announcement via a message for Principal Ava went over huge on social media where Abbott Elementary fans were freaking pumped about the news.
The only surprise part here is that it wasn’t a two season renew. Congrats to them. Also this letter is perfect 10/10 no notes. #AbbottElementaryhttps://t.co/R4NU5xCR5O
Pete Davidson has made some random tattoo choices in the past. The SNL star has a “Shaolin” emblazoned across his abs and both Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Hillary Clinton profiles inked on his body. Now, it seems as though the budding astronaut can add a tribute to his girlfriend Kim Kardashian to the list.
In a recent flurry of texts that Davidson sent to Kardashian’s ex-husband Kanye West, the proverbial “shot heard round the world,” was Davidson’s photo reply to West’s “Where are you right now?” question. “In bed with your wife,” Davidson replied, with a selfie of his bare-chested self laying in bed.
Surely this image had Kanye fuming, but he might’ve been even angrier had he noticed what appears to be a new tattoo on Davidson’s right shoulder that says “KIM.” For all of the Pete Davidson tattoo enthusiasts, the placement is directly below the RBG tat and the ink looks especially dark (aka fresh) in the image.
The Davidson vs Kanye feud continues to show signs of boiling over after Kanye and The Game made another video for ‘Eazy’ where a CGI Davidson gets beat up. Davidson and Kardashian have only been dating since October of last year, but tattoo indicates that he is clearly committed to the relationship long-term, just as much as he is still committed to Hilary Clinton…
Baby Driver himself Ansel Elgort and Ken Watanabe are starring in HBO Max‘s upcoming series Tokyo Vice, which will begin streaming on April 7th.
The series is loosely inspired by the life and memoir of Jake Adelstein, played by Egort, an American journalist who relocated to Tokyo as a young reporter in the ’90s to cover the police beat. Adelstein quickly learns that things are not what they seem in the crime-ridden city, and it’s even harder for them to accept an American on their team.
Watanabe portrays Hiroto Katagiri, a detective in the organized crime division of the Tokyo Police Department, who becomes a mentor to Adelstein while he learns the ins and outs of organized crime. Also starring is Rinko Kikuchi, Rachel Keller, Ella Rumpf, Hideaki Ito, Show Kasamatsu, and Tomohisa Yamashita.
The pilot was shot by acclaimed Miami Vice director Michael Mann on-location in Tokyo. There will be eight episodes in total, with three episodes premiering on Thursday, April 7th, followed by two episodes debuting every Thursday leading up to the finale on April 28th. A series based on Adelstein’s memoir has been in the works for nearly a decade, and Daniel Radcliffe was initially attached to star, though that ship sailed into production hell. HBO Max then picked up the series in 2019.
Few famous folks are as universally beloved as Dolly Parton. Somehow, she has managed to attract the admiration and respect of people across ages, races, regions, political persuasions and musical tastes. Even people who don’t particularly like country music [raises hand] love Dolly.
Considering how much of a joke people made of her in her younger years, her broad appeal is impressive. It’s also super simple. Dolly Parton is a genuinely good human being. She is generous, she is kind, she handles herself with class when people try to mess with her, and she continually does good deeds without boasting. Don’t let the facade of the big hair and makeup fool you—Dolly Parton is as real as they come.
Now, once again, Dolly is winning hearts with her humility after being nominated to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Dolly was first nominated to the honor in February, joining the likes of Pat Benatar, Duran Duran, Eminem, Eurythmics, Rage Against the Machine, Lionel Richie and Dionne Warwick as potential inductees. But in posts on Facebook and Twitter, she shared that she “must respectfully bow out” of the running and explained why.
“Dolly here! Even though I am extremely flattered and grateful to be nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, I don’t feel that I have earned that right. I really do not want votes to be split because of me, so I must respectfully bow out. I do hope that the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will understand and be willing to consider me again – if I’m ever worthy. This has, however, inspired me to put out a hopefully great rock ‘n’ roll album at some point in the future, which I have always wanted to do! My husband is a total rock ‘n’ roll freak, and has always encouraged me to do one. I wish all of the nominees good luck and thank you again for the compliment. Rock on!”
So not only does the 76-year-old country star think she hasn’t earned a spot in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, she also doesn’t want her name to split the vote for those she feels do deserve the nomination.
People have responded with praise for Dolly’s character. Even Dictionary.com weighed in, saying she defined the word “humility.”
See also: humble, altruistic, benevolent, kind, and selfless
People also disagreed with her claim that she doesn’t deserve the nomination, basically saying that her awesomeness as a human being qualifies her for any and every hall of fame.
Dolly should be in the ‘how to behave like a decent human being hall of fame’
Even within the question of “Is she really rock ‘n’ roll, though?” people shared differing opinions. While she is a country music singer, her songwriting has crossed genres, and other musicians whose music is not purely rock ‘n’ roll have already been inducted to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
If Johnny Cash, Bob Marley and loads of R&B groups (all rock-adjacent, Iu2019d argue) can get in, surely so should Ms. Parton!
The Rock Hall is about the attitude, culture, and spirit that goes into music. It’s not the genre. It’s the essence of Rock, and Dolly certainly is Rock. She’s her own person, shrugs the expectations of stardom, and then uses her talents to change lives.
We can quibble about the technicalities of what counts as rock ‘n’ roll all day long, but it doesn’t really matter because Dolly has spoken. She may not be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this time around, but she’s definitely been inducted into the America’s Most Beloved Celebrities of All Time Hall of Fame.
Keep being Dolly, Dolly. You’ve already won the hearts of people everywhere and that’s what counts the most.
It’s National Craft Month! We’re celebrating all things crafty and highlighting crafts that do good. Crafting is fun, of course, but it can also encourage sustainability through upcycling, promote education and connection through teaching others, and nurture our well-being through relaxation and mindful creativity.
I recently got a taste of all of those benefits with my own family.
“Mom, I feel like doing something crafty,” my pre-teen son told me one evening. I pointed out that we have a whole cabinet full of craft materials he could use, but he wanted a specific project.
“Okay, let me think.” I told him. “Why don’t we make collages?”
I pulled out the scissors, glue, some old magazines, scrapbook paper, and a piece of cardstock for each of us, and sat down at the table with him.
I couldn’t remember the last time I’d set aside time to do something artistic, and soon I found myself wondering why I don’t do it more often. It felt good—refreshing and soothing at the same time.
As we each cut and arranged images and words that spoke to us, we talked about the things we were choosing for our collages and why. We discussed the different colors and how they make us feel. As we worked, our conversations meandered here and there, from deep and meaningful to light and silly. It all felt important.
One of the few good things the pandemic has given our family is time for creative activities we might not have made space for before. In fact, a study on families in the U.S and South Korea found that more parents have purchased more arts and crafts-related merchandise and encouraged their kids to engage in more creative endeavors since COVID-19 arrived. Parents have seen crafts as a way to keep kids occupied in an educational way.
Courtesy of Brother USA
In my personal experience, it’s also a great way to bond as a family. Deena of ABCDeeLearning says that it’s important for families to do crafts together because it helps create memories with one another. But families who aren’t particularly crafty might not know where to start.
“The basic craft supplies that families should have on hand are washable paint, acrylic paint, pom-poms, pipe cleaners, art trays, paper plates, beads, clothespins, colored cardstock paper, markers, crayons, and toilet paper rolls,” she says. “I love using recycled materials like toilet paper rolls to create with. If you have these supplies on hand, you can do A TON of different crafts.”
Deena recommends starting with painting crafts if you’re new to crafting, as it’s easy to do and adapt to different ages. It also doesn’t require a ton of supplies. As families get more used to the idea of crafting regularly, they can expand to things like paper-cutting crafts, or fabric and sewing crafts, but crafts don’t have to be complicated to be fun.
Courtesy of ABCDeena
Crafting can also be legitimately therapeutic. In fact, a study from New Zealand shows that the feeling of calm I had while collaging with my son wasn’t a coincidence.
Researcher Tamlin Conner from the University of Otago and two American researchers surveyed 650 young adults whose online diaries describe their daily activities and their sense of well-being. Then they analyzed the participants’ engagement in creative endeavors, their levels of positive and negative emotions and what the researchers called “flourishing”— their overall sense of meaning, purpose, engagement, and social connection.
What Conner and her team found? Engaging in creative activities one day predicts a positive sense of well-being the next day.
“Research often yields complex, murky, or weak findings,” Conner told Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center. “But these patterns were strong and straightforward: Doing creative things today predicts improvements in well-being tomorrow. Full stop.”
And it didn’t matter whether people were naturally creative or not.
Courtesy of Brother USA
“We were actually pleased that personality made no difference in the link between creativity and well-being,” she said. “This suggests that everyone and anyone can benefit from introducing creativity into their daily lives.”
Making time and space for crafts can help you reap the benefits of creative activity for your own well-being, and also help you connect on a different level as a family. If you’re not sure where to start, we love Brother USA’s blog of resources. They have a range of crafts for all ages and skill levels that can easily be done as a family, as well as products that can make your craft projects pop. (For instance, the Brother ScanNCut DX SDX85 is a cool tool that lets you scan and automatically precision-cut your own handmade designs. We’re also big fans of their P-touch Embellish ELITE which allows you to customize ribbons and tapes right from your smartphone.)
The time we have with our kids at home is precious and fleeting, so let’s make the most of it, wisely and creatively.
Co-creator Patrick Schumacker recently tweeted, “Just finished the first audio mix of @dcharleyquinn SEASON 3! Call your friends! It’s happening! It’s happeniiiiiiiiing!” which means season three should be here (hopefully) by the end of the year.
Schumacker also revealed at South by Southwest over the weekend that Harley Quinn is getting a spinoff focused on Kite Man, Poison Ivy’s 69 joke-loving ex-fiancée. The series will have Kite Man, voiced by Matt Oberg, buying Noonan’s Bar in Gotham and turning it into a hangout for various goons. “He tries to run the bar by himself, but it doesn’t turn out so easy,”Schumacker explained. “We have Harley and Ivy appear in the first episode, but after that we have with different goons and villains appearing every episode like Lex Luthor and Bane. It will be kind of like Cheers for supervillains.”
I can picture it already.
[Bane walks into the bar]
[Everyone yells “Bane!” like “Norm!” on Cheers]
There’s no information on when the spinoff will premiere, but until whenever it happens, you should watch (or rewatch) Harley Quinn. You won’t regret it.
And maybe it’s the excitement around her tour, or just the resilience of the song itself, but one of Future Nostalgia‘s early singles, “Levitating,” got a huge boost this week. According to Billboard, the song has officially become the longest-charting song by a woman to stay on the Hot 100. After a whopping 70 weeks, the track passed up the 69-week (nice) run of LeAnn Rimes country ballad, “How Do I Live” that ruled a stretch between 1997-98. “Levitating” joins a very small crew of songs — only five (!) total — to spend 70 weeks charting, including The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights,” which did 90 frames from 2019-2021.
Aside from Abel and Dua, the other three include “Radioactive,” by Imagine Dragons with 87 weeks, “Sail” by AWOLNATION with 79 weeks, and “I’m Yours,” Jason Mraz with 76 weeks.
Last month, Eddie Vedder went on a quick solo tour, but now he’s getting ready to take Pearl Jam on the road. The band’s postponed 2022 North American tour has been rescheduled. On top of the rescheduled dates, four new shows have been added, in Fresno, Sacramento, Las Vegas, and Camden.
Josh Klinghoffer, who previously joined Vedder on his solo tour, will be pulling double-duty here: He’s opening the tour (as his solo project Pluralone) and performing with Pearl Jam. Also opening on select dates are White Reaper, Pixies, Idles, and Shame.
Check out the full list of Pearl Jam’s upcoming tour dates below.
05/03 — San Diego, CA @ Viejas Arena %
05/06 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Forum %
05/07 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Forum %
05/09 — Glendale, AZ @ Gila River Arena %
05/12 — Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena %
05/13 — Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena %
05/16 — Fresno, CA @ Save Mart Arena %
05/18 — Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center %
05/20 — Las Vegas, NV @ MGM Grand Garden Arena %
06/18 — Landgraaf, Netherlands @ Pinkpop Festival
06/21 — Berlin, Germany @ Waldbühne !
06/23 — Zurich, Switzerland @ Hallenstadion !
06/25 — Imola, Italy @ Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari ! @
06/28 — Frankfurt, Germany @ Festhalle !
06/30 — Werchter, Belgium @ Rock Werchter Festival
07/03 — Stockholm, Sweden @ Lollapalooza Stockholm
07/05 — Copenhagen, Denmark @ Royal Arena #
07/08 — London, England @ American Express presents BST Hyde Park
07/09 — London, England @ American Express presents BST Hyde Park
07/12 — Budapest, Hungary @ Budapest Arena !
07/14 — Krakow, Poland @ Tauron Arena !
07/17 — Paris, France @ Lollapalooza Paris
07/20 — Vienna, Austria @ Wiener Stadthalle !
07/22 — Prague, Czech Republic @ O2 Arena !
07/24 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome $
07/25 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome $
09/01 — Quebec City, Quebec @ Videotron Centre %
09/03 — Ottawa, Ontario @ Canadian Tire Centre %
09/08 — Toronto, Ontario @ Scotiabank Arena %
09/11 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden %
09/14 — Camden, NJ @ Waterfront Music Pavilion %
09/16 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena %
09/18 — St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center %
09/20 — Oklahoma City, OK @ Paycom Center %
09/22 — Denver, CO @ Ball Arena %
% with Pluralone (Josh Klinghoffer)
! with White Reaper
@ with Pixies
# with Idles
$ with Shame
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(@_Serendipityyy) 
Hurray! 
