The Menu' Review: A Deliciously Mean Satire of the Rich
The Menu' Review: A Deliciously Mean Satire of the Rich
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/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/71640334/066_TM_03385.max_2000x2000.0.jpg "Behind the Scenes of 'The Menu' With Anya Taylor-Joy and Consulting Chef Dominique Crenn - Eater")
