Luckily, there are many foods that you can safely leave out on the counter for a few days. But what about hot sauce? Do you need to refrigerate it?
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Every Shake Shack Burger, Ranked
There are a ton of burgers on Shake Shack’s menu, so we decided to try all of them to figure out which are the best and the worst burgers among them.
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Unsurprisingly, Jerry Jones was as excited as anyone for Sunday’s INDYCAR race, as the series made its debut on a street course around the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium for the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington. “I said one thing when we first started talking about the idea: it has to be extremely high quality,” Jones told the INDYCAR on FOX pre-race broadcast. “Everything about it, the track, the equipment, everything involved, it’s beyond anything I could have expected,” Jones said. “We know this had to go up. What have they done to my football stadium? But no, it is great. And to think these guys are going to be upwards of 200 miles an hour in these turns, that just gives me a chill. Start your engines.” While speaking with the INDYCAR on FOX broadcast pre-race crew, Townsend Bell brought up Jones getting the opportunity to spend a little time with Arrow McLaren star Pato O’Ward, and the broadcaster mentioned his own experience meeting and watching Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, praising his “high energy, his leadership, his enthusiasm.” [INDYCAR: Everything to Know About the Grand Prix of Arlington] Bell then asked Jones to share his perspective on O’Ward after decades of working with elite athletes, and Jones was impressed by the No. 5 Chevrolet driver. “The controlled intensity,” Jones said about O’Ward. “You can feel it, boy, and he’s driving for the marbles. Everything, every motion he has looks [effortless], looks natural. “Deion Sanders used to say, ‘It’s natural.’ No, Deion worked at every nuance of it because he was intense and wanted to win. And that reminds me of what I see in these great athletes that are driving these cars.” Ahead of the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington’s green flag, Jones continued to praise the magnitude and challenges of putting on an INDYCAR race outside of AT&T Stadium. “I don’t know when, logistically, we have been a part of anything that had the coming together, the nuances of everything that it takes to make this work,” Jones told James Hinchcliffe on FOX’s pre-race broadcast. “Tangible and intangible, everything that goes. And it can’t miss because, frankly, this is serious business going up a couple of hundred [miles an hour].” Follow INDYCAR’s Grand Prix of Arlington LIVE HERE.Latest Sports News from FOX Sports
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Shopping for whole fish is often the best deal you can get, and then you get more delicious fish, but you need to look out for this red flag.
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A sibling rivalry caused this famous Indiana pizza chain to split into two, and people have their thoughts on which one serves up the best slice.
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From The Dead Poets Society to Moon Knight, Ethan Hawke is an acting legend.
And he’s not the only one in his family — including exes — to be a household name.
Hawke has been married and divorced over the years.
Here’s a look at his history — and where things stand today.
Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman
In 1996, Hawke met Uma Thurman while the two were filming the 1997 film, Gattaca.
The two married on May 1, 1998.
Hawke and Thurman were an instant power couple, for being acclaimed actors and for both being one of the hottest stars of the ’90s.
In 1998, they welcomed Maya Hawke — who is arguably just as famous as her parents, these days.
Levon, born in 2002, also went into acting. What a talented family!
Unfortunately, the marriage did not last.
In 2003, Thurman and Hawke separated.
Then, in 2004, she filed for divorce.
It is widely believed that Hawke cheating on Thurman, though she has repeatedly declined to badmouth her ex.
Amidst “humiliating” tabloid scrutiny, they finalized their divorce in August 2005.
Ethan Hawke and Ryan Shawhughes
According to Ethan Hawke, he and Ryan Shawhughes only began dating a year after his divorce from Thurman.
Shawhughes is a Columbia University graduate.
Briefly, she worked as a nanny for Hawke and Thurman’s children.
(Yes, that sounds complex!)
Hawke has publicly confirmed that his divorce was unrelated to Shawhughes. Like we said, complex!
In June of 2008, Hawke and Shawhughes married.
The following month, they welcomed their first child as a couple, Clementine.
Then, in July of 2011, Shawhughes gave birth to their second daughter, Indiana.
That makes her the youngest of Hawke’s four children.
Hawke and Shawhughes launched a production company together: Under the Influence Productions.
Where do things stand today?
Ethan Hawke and Ryan Shawhughes — now Ryan Hawke — remain very much together.
Their youngest girls are teenagers. That’s how time works, you see.
Hawke and Thurman have received praise for their co-parenting.
And, as their children — particularly Maya (no shade to Levon) — continue to stand out on their own, some younger fans are learning for the first time that they were once an item.
Hopefully, they’ll continue their long and happy marriage!
Ethan Hawke Divorced: His History of Marriage, Explained was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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Snow falls around the Alaska State Capitol in Juneau on Dec. 31, 2025. (Photo by Claire Stremple/Alaska Beacon)
At the Alaska Beacon, we’re constantly trying to figure out where we should put our attention. There’s always more news than there are people to report it.
Every Thursday, the Alaska Legislature publishes its committee schedule for the coming week. Public notices alert us to meetings and events. The governor’s office occasionally lets us know ahead of time that something’s coming down the pike, too.
Here’s what we know about for the coming week. If you know of something that’s coming up that you should think we should pay attention to, email us at info@alaskabeacon.com.
We can’t cover everything on this list, but we’re interested in them and we think you should know about them in case you’re interested in them, too.
This list is ripped from our notebooks, and it is likely to change over the course of the week. We’ll update it when we can.
Are you trying to keep track of when to testify on a bill? The Legislature has a website for that.
Monday, March 16
Public comments due on Tanana Chiefs Conference fiber optic plan
8 a.m. – House Education Committee hears a bill to expand eligibility for early intervention services; a bill to direct school districts to develop digital harassment and bullying policies; and a bill to expand grants for career and technical education
9 a.m. – Senate Finance Committee will hear a presentation from the Department of Revenue on the state’s spring revenue forecast — now hotly debated topic by lawmakers
10 a.m. – House members are expected to take up the fast-track budget bill, which was delayed Thursday due to a debate on whether to draw from savings or wait for the spring revenue forecast
1 p.m. – House Judiciary will hear a bill banning face masks and disguises for police
1 p.m. – House Resources will hear a bill that would make changes to state wildlife refuges
3:30 p.m. The Education Task Force will discuss school transportation funding
11 a.m. – Statewide Broadband Advisory Board meeting
Tuesday, March 17
8 a.m. – House Tribal Affairs Committee will hear a presentation on traditional healing
9 a.m. – House Finance Committee will continue hearings on the proposed operational budget
9 a.m. – State agriculture board meeting
10 a.m. – Special meeting of the state board of architects, engineers and land surveyors
1 p.m. – House Transportation Committee will hear a presentation on deferred maintenance at state-owned public facilities
3:15 p.m. – House Health and Social Services Committee hears a bill that would close a loophole in criminal law related to sexual assault by a healthcare worker
3:30 p.m. – Senate State Affairs Committee hears a presentation on the court backlog
Wednesday, March 18
8 a.m. House Education considers the governor’s appointment of Pamela Dupras to the State Board of Education
9 a.m. Senate Finance hears a bill that would add one more state judge
9 a.m. – Retirement Management Board meeting
11:30 a.m. – Key Coalition holds a rally on the Capitol steps
12 p.m. – Alaska chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention holds a rally on the Capitol steps
1 p.m. – House Judiciary hears a resolution that would affirm Alaska’s commitment to voter privacy and the right to vote, and express concern at the Alaska Division of Elections’ disclosure of confidential voter information to the U.S. Department of Justice
3:30 p.m. – Senate Education Committee considers the governor’s appointment of Pamela Dupras to the State Board of Education
Thursday, March 19
Public comments due on University of Alaska’s takeover of Watana Creek land
Meet Alaska energy and minerals conference in Anchorage
9 a.m. – Retirement Management Board meeting continues
4 p.m. – State Medical Board meeting
Friday, March 20
Public comments due on University of Alaska’s takeover of Honolulu Pass area
8 a.m. – Rural health transformation advisory committee meeting
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Chipotle makes fantastic fast-casual burritos, bowls, and tacos, but one thing it suffers from is soggy salads. Here’s how to fix them to keep them dry.
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