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Eater
30-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Eater
The Ample Hills Ice Cream Founders Get Into the Chicken Game
Skip to main content Current eater city: New York Plus, a new wine bar will feature pours from underdog wineries Jun 30, 2025, 2:35 PM UTC Founders of the now-closed ice cream empire, Ample Hills, Jackie Cuscuna and Brian Smith, are trying out a spin on the smash burger made with chicken, not beef. 'It's cracklin' chicken — freshly ground from thigh meat, hand-formed, smashed, and griddled,' reports Andrea Strong in her Substack, the Strong Buzz. Their fast-casual spot will be called Ramblin' Chick with a menu that also includes chicken hot dogs steamed in root beer, chicken chili, chicken cheesesteaks, sloppy joes, fries, and soft serve shakes. The duo doesn't have a space yet, but they're hoping to open in Gowanus. In the meantime, Strong is hosting a preview of Ramblin' Chick at No. 7 (627 Vanderbilt Avenue, at St. Marks Avenue) on Tuesday, July 22, for a menu that includes the smash burger, chicken dogs, chicken nuggets with Ramblin' sauce, shoestring fries, mac and cheese topped with pretzel-potato chip crumble, and a chopped kale salad. Tickets are $50 and require a subscription to her Substack. Former owner John DeLucie of ultra-exclusive the Lion, previously in Greenwich Village, and Tribeca's White Street (which featured the late Floyd Cardoz in the kitchen), is opening a wine bar at 46 W. 22nd Street. Abrams — the chief legal analyst of On Patrol: Live — is opening Danny's, an American wine bistro, in the fall. The restaurant will showcase lesser-known wines from around the U.S., notes Page Six, from wineries in New York, Virginia, Texas, Colorado, and Michigan. No word yet on who the chef will be. Mads Reflund of Greenpoint's Ilis is opening the French doors and offering a less-formal summer menu. It will be four courses for $85 as of July 1 through September. Dishes could include items like fresh cheese with peas and almonds; squid with beans; quail with summer squash and spinale, and berries with amazake. (There's also a seven-course menu for $148 and wine pairing options.) The price is about half of the average price for a tasting at Ilis during the year. 'People want lighter meals during the summer,' says Reflund. Diners can order additional items a la carte.
NBC News
26-06-2025
- NBC News
Deputy critically injured during televised pursuit in Tennessee
A Tennessee sheriff's deputy was knocked unconscious and hospitalized in critical condition after a suspect threw rocks during a pursuit, an incident caught on the show "On Patrol: Live." The suspect has been charged with attempted murder, and the community is rallying behind the injured officer as he begins a long road to 26, 2025
New York Post
26-06-2025
- New York Post
Sheriff's deputy beaten into critical condition on live TV show by suspect he was seeking
A Tennessee sheriff's deputy was beaten badly on a livestreamed cop-themed television show by the same suspect he was trying to track down, according to a report. 'On Patrol: Live' captured the harrowing moment on Saturday when Knox County sheriff's deputy Dalton Swanger was knocked into critical condition by suspect Christopher Hensley in a wooded area in a residential Knoxville neighborhood, Law and Crime reported. 3 Deputy Dalton Swanger with the Knox County Sheriff's Department was sent into the ICU after being beaten by a suspect while participating in a live-streamed television show. Knox County Sheriff Advertisement Officers were responding to calls of a shooting in the neighborhood, seeking Hensley, 44, who drew cops to the dark wooded area behind a home. 'Sheriff's office!' several deputies yell into the woods, to which a voice from the darkness replied with challenging expletives. Deputy Swanger then went into the thicket to presumably confront the suspect, who deputies believed to be armed, with his own gun drawn. Advertisement Video showed Swanger then fall down on his side, limp, as the 44-year-old suspect allegedly struck the cop in the face with a brick or a rock. 'The entire studio went silent as we watched what happened next. His mates dragging him to safety to render aid… as Dalton tried to regain his feet, says, 'I'm going to be heavy,'' 'On Patrol: Live' co-host Tom Rizzo said in a statement posted to Facebook. 3 Swanger was pulled from the dark wooded area by fellow deputies and was soon taken to the hospital where he was entered into the ICU. Peacock Swanger's girlfriend told local news station WBIR that she was watching when the grievous assault occurred. Advertisement Fellow deputies dragged Swanger's limp body out of the woods by his arms. The tough Tennessean attempted to brush off the injury, but soon took a turn for the worse when cameras turned off. Swanger, whose age is not known, was unresponsive when brought to Tennessee Medical Center where in remains in the intensive care unit, Law and Crime reported. The Knox County Sheriff's Office announced that Swanger, though not out of the woods, has made small strides in his recovery and is able to move all four of his limbs, the report stated. Advertisement Hensley was arrested after the end of the broadcast and has been charged with attempted second-degree murder, aggravated assault on a first responder, possession of a firearm with intent to go armed, and manufacturing/delivering/selling/possession of a controlled substance, the outlet reported. 3 Swanger attempted to brush off the injury but soon collapsed and became unresponsive when the cameras cut off, the report stated. Peacock A GoFundMe for Swanger has raised over $65,000.
Yahoo
08-04-2025
- Yahoo
TV show helps find kidnapped Lake Charles kids, 7 and 5, missing since June
LAKE CHARLES, La. () — Two young boys missing since June have been found safe with the help of a TV show, authorities said. The two boys, 7-year-old Cohen and 5-year-old Colton Desormeaux had been missing since June from Lake Charles, according to the . Investigators with the and the said Cohen and Colton disappeared after their mother, Sharlene Desormeaux, failed to exchange the boys with their father after a custodial court hearing in violation of a court order. Officials said she was facing both criminal and civil charges and had lost all parental rights. Their father, Chase Desormeaux, said that his ex-wife had the boys for a weekend in June 2024 and then failed to return them and absconded instead. On Nov. 18, full permanent custody was granted to the boys' father. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now The case gained national attention last month when Cohen and Colton were highlighted on the television documentary series, 'On Patrol: Live,' on the streaming service, the . As part of the show's partnership with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, the Desormeaux case was featured on the series' ongoing 'Missing' segments on March 1 and March 7, where viewers joined the search via social media. Deputies with the U.S. Marshals Service said the show helped ramp up their investigation. 'For months, we thought Sharlene Desormeaux might be in Texas where she has connections,' said Nicolas Roselli, Senior Inspector with the U.S.M.S. Southeast Region-New Orleans office. 'After the show, we received several promising leads. It was clear that 'On Patrol: Live' and nationwide support from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children helped keep the pressure on. This kind of exposure can create unease for fugitives and those assisting them. We were able to zero in on our investigation and ultimately, she reached out to us.' Investigators said Sharlene Desormeaux agreed to turn herself in on March 28 but did not show up. In the early hours of March 31, she arrived at Houston Methodist Hospital in Houston, seeking medical attention. Police said hospital staff soon realized that she was wanted and immediately alerted law enforcement, officials said. Sharlene Desormeaux is in custody at the Calcasieu Correctional Center in Lake Charles, and charged with obstruction of a court order. Other charges are pending as the investigation continues, authorities said. Bond details were not released. Las Vegas veterinarian missing after apology for kicking horse in head Supreme Court allows Alien Enemies Act deportations to continue 89th Masters Tournament | Tuesday updates TV show helps find kidnapped Lake Charles kids, 7 and 5, missing since June Conservatives dismiss Trump pressure on budget blueprint ahead of White House meeting Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Axios
01-04-2025
- Business
- Axios
Exclusive: Dan Abrams raising money for new media startup
Dan Abrams is in talks to raise money for his new media company Bottle Raiders, a spokesperson confirmed to Axios. In an interview, Abrams said the company, which aggregates and pens its own reviews of liquor, aims to become the largest multi-platform spirits media business in the country. Why it matters: Abrams is a rare entrepreneurial success in media, but few people understand how vast his business empire is. State of play: Bottle Raiders is the third major media company founded by Abrams, who tends to bootstrap his ventures. Abrams launched the Law & Crime network in 2015. He sold it to creator company Jellysmack in a nine-figure deal in 2023, despite only raising a meager $5 million in outside investment. His popular news criticism site Mediaite, which launched more than 15 years ago, has never raised money. Abrams told Axios that the site is profitable and he has no plans to sell the outlet. Zoom in: In addition to his role as a digital media entrepreneur, Abrams is still heavily involved in radio and network TV. His coverage often leans into his legal expertise. He serves as ABC News' chief legal analyst and is a contributor at NewsNation. He hosts a radio show on SiriusXM and is the host and executive producer of "Court Cam" on A&E Network. He also hosts "On Patrol: Live," a reality docu-series that airs on the cable network Reelz. The big picture: Abrams says he's using the same playbook he used to build his other companies to make Bottle Raiders a success. That strategy includes picking a niche subject and investing in cross-platform coverage without raising too much cash, if any. Between the lines: Abrams, who is passionate about spirits and owns his own vineyard, has been quietly building Bottle Raiders for the past few years, he told Axios. The company launched a proprietary app last year that allows users to scan spirit bottles for ratings. While the site mostly focuses on tequila and and whiskey coverage, it's also trying to tap into a growing class of Americans who are turning to non-alcoholic spirits. Bottle Raiders last year acquired two events businesses, called Whiskey Washback and Arte Agave. This year it's expanding its event franchise from 14 events to 16 in new markets such as Los Angeles and Scottsdale, Arizona. What to watch: In September, Bottle Raiders will launch what it's calling the largest non-alcohol wellness festival in the country, featuring zero-proof spirits from more than 30 brands.
