Padma Lakshmi shares selfie from lavish dinner with Ruth Bader Ginsburg, where they ‘sipped champagne’ and dined on king salmon and cardamom ice cream
“Top Chef” cohost Padma Lakshmi posted a selfie with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg taken at a DC dinner Friday night.
Lakshmi said it was a meal she “will never forget.”
David Hagedorn and Michael Widomski hosted the dinner around the guest of honor, RBG, who married the couple in 2013.
It featured deviled eggs, tomato sandwiches, king salmon, and gazpacho, according to a menu posted to Instagram.
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Padma Lakshmi, socialite and cohost of Bravo’s “Top Chef,” shared a selfie taken with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Friday evening.
“There are meals in your life you will never forget,” she wrote on Instagram. “I had dinner with someone I’ve admired for a long long time. And she did not disappoint. Witty and whip smart, she had a twinkle in her eye the whole night.”
There are meals in your life you will never forget. Meals you will tell your grandkids about. Last night was one of them. I had dinner with someone I’ve admired for a long long time. And she did not disappoint. Witty and whip smart, she had a twinkle in her eye the whole night. We sipped champagne, savored our gazpacho and crab and talked of India in the 80’s and so much more. A special thank you to the gracious and funny @dchagedorn …read more
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Shane Lowry wins British Open in celebrated return to Emerald Isle; Utah’s Tony Finau finishes third
PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (AP) — The long-awaited return of the British Open to Northern Ireland ended with Shane Lowry keeping the silver claret jug on the Emerald Isle.
Even as the rain stopped, the tears began flowing.
Lowry, the 32-year-old Irishman with stout nerves and a soft touch around the greens, endured the worst weather of the week and the Sunday pressure of a sellout crowd cheering him along to win the British Open by six shots.
He closed with a 1-over 72, the first time since 1996 that winner was over par in the final round, and it was no less impressive. More difficult than the rain was wind strong enough to break an umbrella. Lowry began making bogeys on the back nine of Royal Portrush without losing ground.
Ultimately, the outcome was never in doubt. No one got closer than three shots all day.
Salt Lake City native and Lehi resident Tony Finau shot even-par for his final round to move up to third place, one shot above Brooks Koepka.
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Tony Finau of the United States plays out of the rough on the 17th hole during the final round of the British Open Golf Championships at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland, Sunday, July 21, 2019.(AP Photo/Jon Super)
And thousands who filled these links off the North Atlantic could sense it when Lowry, after his fourth bogey in seven holes, rolled in an 8-foot birdie putt on the 15th hole to stretch his lead to six shots over Tommy Fleetwood.
When his approach to the 18th was just on the fringe, he smiled broadly and stretched out his arms, hugging caddie Bo Martin. The loudest cheer of a noisy week was for a tap-in par that made Lowry a major champion.
Fleetwood had to settle for his second runner-up …read more
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