Every day here at Currently Playing HQ, I'll be compiling a list of articles, videos and other odds and ends from the far reaches of the Internet that I find particularly fun, interesting or otherwise cool.
Think of it this way: I'm combing the Internet so you don't have to. And there's a bunch of stuff out there that you simply don't want to see. Trust me.
Enjoy today's list.
• TV FOR FOODIES ALERT! David Chang's new show, Mind of a Chef airs tonight at 9 p.m. on PBS. If it is half as good as this clip of Chang, comedian Aziz Ansari and Montreal chefs David McMillan and Frederic Morin eating fried bologna sandwiches, we're all in for something special.
• The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's John Kessler has a great piece on the renaissance of Southern cheese as small creameries spring up all over Georgia and Tennessee.
• California's Proposition 37, which would have required genetically-modified food to be labeled, was soundly defeated Tuesday night. What does it mean for the ongoing effort to reform American food, asks Mother Jones' Tom Philpott.
• Eater got a sneak peek at the upcoming Blackberry Farms cookbook, The Foothills Cuisine of Blackberry Farms. To the surprise of no one, it's totally gorgeous.
• Miss being infuriated by AMC's utterly useless crime dramaThe Killing? Well fear not, Deadline is reporting that AMC and Netflix are in talks to resurrect the show.
• The Charleston City Paper says actor/comedian Robin Williams will be appear in Charleston in late January as part of a 65-city tour. Assume I made some joke about Robin Williams being hairy and that it totally killed.





Patrick Donohue is the proudest Indiana native you're likely to find. Seriously. No one is prouder to be from a state that so many people know relatively so little about than he is. Patrick is a native of Terre Haute and a graduate of the Ernie Pyle School of Journalism at Indiana University. Knowing this, you might think he’d be a huge John "Cougar" Mellencamp fan, a man considered by some to be the Hoosier State's poet laureate. But you'd be wrong. In a major way. |