In our opinion, the best spinach dip is a top-five appetizer. You might think, “What’s the point of even eating spinach if it’s loaded up with calories?” The point is flavor. Sure, it’s not very healthy, and it’s definitely not a “vegetable-forward” type of food, but a good, flavorful spinach dip belongs in the hall of fame of chain restaurant and grocery store appetizers. The slight  bitterness and subtle sweetness of spinach cuts through fatty ingredients like mayo, cream cheese, and sour cream to give us leafy, tangy bliss.

With Benjamin Millepied and Natalie Portman hitting headlines following alleged infidelity on the latter’s part, Camille Ètienne‘s name has surfaced as the identity of the woman with whom Millepied reportedly cheated on the Academy Award-winning actress with. Recommended Videos Even though Ètienne is mostly discussed today in relation to Millepied and Portman’s tumultuous relationship, her association with the Black Swan star’s marital troubles has sparked curiosity to find out more about her.

Garret Dillahunt is an American actor who is best known for his supporting roles in the films No Country for Old Men (2007), Winter’s Bone (2010), Looper (2012), and 12 Years a Slave (2013). Table of Contents Wiki/BiographyPhysical AppearanceFamily & EthnicityParents & SiblingsWifeCareerIn TheaterTelevisionFilmsAwards & AchievementsFavorite ThingsFacts/TriviaReferencesRelated posts: Wiki/Biography Garret Lee Dillahunt [1] was born on Tuesday, November 24, 1964 (age 56 years; as of 2020), in Castro Valley in Alameda County, California, United States.

The courtroom, as it should be, is the draw. Written by Kelley and Ted Humphrey, the early episodes follow a pattern, whereby Haller cleans through smaller, seemingly unwinnable cases involving normal, cash-strapped clients accused of small offenses intertwined with the major throughline, the Elliott trial. The combination serves two purposes: In the minor proceedings we witness Haller’s quick, observational skills and his overwhelming charm (in one instance, he bluffs a flash drive as evidence to clear his client).

That remoteness was what attracted Martin Verfondern and Margo Pool, a Dutch couple who moved there in the 1990s to farm and enjoy the isolation. It seems it was a happy decision for the pair, who evidently loved their new life. But it’s not long into the film that we learn that the couple’s existence was recently shattered. Martin disappeared and foul play was suspected, with suspicion falling on the only other people living in Santoalla, a Spanish family named Rodrigues, who’ve been farming the same ground for a couple of generations at least.