Arlington Club's Steak for Two
Chef Laurent Tourondel of New York City's famous steakhouse Arlington Club shows us how to make the Arlington Club côte de boeuf.
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Earlier this week, Hilaria Baldwin shared a mirror selfie in nothing but her underwear, presumably to capture her growing baby bump on camera. But we suspect she wanted to show off more than just her baby bump — we're talkin' about those amazing double sinks! I mean, c'mon! Where else are we supposed to look?
Need an idea for dinner? Check out the recipe for Arlington Club's enormous côte de boeuf (aka cowboy steak or rib-eye) in the video above. Not only is it large enough to share, but it's literally painted in a secret crowd-pleasing ingredient. (Spoiler alert: It's butter.)
Perhaps jealous that she bared her naked behind for the cover of Paper magazine, LOVE magazine cleared some room on their February cover for Kim Kardashian's big bare butt. They also uploaded a preview online, but quickly deleted it, possibly beceause they couldn't spare the room on their Instagram feed.
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Jennifer Aniston appeared on Monday's episode of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," where she acknowledged she was snubbed by the Academy for her role in "Cake." She laughed it off, remarking that she was at least "the number-one snubbed" actor for this year's awards, although we're not sure that's true. That little racoon guy in the space movie gave a riveting performance.
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