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WALTER SCOTT’S

The versatile actor, 60, who earlier this year received a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for Whiplash, has played a shrink on Law & Order, a neo-Nazi on the HBO series Oz and is the face of Farmers Insurance on TV commercials. Now he’s a cop in Terminator Genisys, opening July 1.

Q: Will Glen Campbell be touring or recording again? —Kathy Albert, Hempstead, N.Y.

A: Unfortunately, no. The fi ve-time Grammy-winning singer of “Gentle on My Mind,” “Southern Nights” and “Rhinestone Cowboy,” 79, diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2011, now lives in a memory-care facility in Nashville, Tenn., and

has lost the ability to carry on a conversation. But he can still say, “I love you,” says his wife of nearly 33 years, Kim. His struggle with the

disease was chronicled in an acclaimed 2014 documen-tary, Glen Campbell: I’ll Be Me, which will make its world-wide television premiere tonight on CNN.

1. She is appalled by bad grammar and corrects people’s poorly composed texts.

2. Three words she uses to describe herself are controlling, loyal and eccentric.

3. In addition to starring in Dear John (2010), she wrote “Little House,” one of the songs on the soundtrack.

5. The Twitter account @fi nn_seyfried

belongs to her Australian shepherd, Finn.

Mean No MoreLes Misérables star Amanda Seyfried, 29, is going for laughs in the just-released Ted 2—a long way from her 2004 fi lm debut in Mean Girls. Here’s more about the Allentown, Pa.-born actress.

J.K.SIMMONS

What was it like to work with Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator Genisys? “What struck me when he walked into the room for the fi rst time is he’s just impres-sive—I mean, he was Mr. Universe [fi ve times]! But actually, he’s a very approach-able guy.”

When fans come up to you, what do they want to talk about? “It’s a really long list now. Lately, it’s been more about Whip-lash, but there was a guy that came up to me in a fast food place and all he wanted to talk about was The Closer [2005]. A couple of months ago, somebody came up to me and he had seen me in an off-Broadway musical, Das Barbecu, in 1994.”

You played a music teacher in Whiplash. What role does music play in your life?“I’m not a musician, but I studied music in college. Then I quickly segued into musi-cal theater, and then theater and then what I do now. My father was a musician, my brother was a musician and the genes have defi nitely passed down: Our kids—Joe and Olivia—are 16 and 13 and both budding musicians.”

Now that you’ve won an Oscar, what’s different in your career? “I’m trying to take advantage of a lot of great offers, but not work a billion hours a day, 52 weeks a year, and keep in mind that really the priority is real life.”

Tell me about Sara Rue. I just discovered her new comedy

Impastor and am glad to see her

back on TV.—Victoria S.,

West Valley City, Utah

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A: The native New York-er, 36, began her acting career at age 9 in Rocket Gibraltar (1988). Her TV credits include Popular, Less Than Perfect, The Big Bang Theory and

Rules of Engagement. On the new TV Land comedy

series Impastor, airing Wednesday nights, she plays Dora, the church

assistant to a small-time crook who hides out by

impersonating a minister.

4. She began modeling at age 11 with jobs for The Limited Too and on the cover of three Sweet Valley High books.

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CELEBRATIONS

It’s summertime and the living is easy—especially with these summer party ideas from the Emmy Award-winning hosts of

ABC’s The Chew, a popular daytime cooking-themed talk show. We asked Mario Batali, Michael Symon, Daphne Oz, Carla Hall and Clinton Kelly to cook up their dream summer celebration for you —

from food to tunes. Try out one, two—or all fi ve. We promise your friends will be dazzled with whatever

Chew-worthy bash you throw this summer.

By Lambeth HochwaldCover photography by Heidi Gutman/ABC

with the Chew Crew

Fab party themes and must-make recipes from Mario, Michael, Daphne, Carla and Clinton

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Set a casual tone for a Southern Soirée like Carla Hall’s with bandanas ($3 each, bandanas.net) as napkins. Serve glasses of your favorite iced tea on a rustic-chic galvanized metal tray ($15, worldmarket.com).

If you’re throwing Michael Symon’s Cleveland-Style Clambake, stock up on disposable lobster bibs ($2 for four, bedbathandbeyond.com).

This oilcloth tablecloth ($60, mexicansugarskull.com) is similar to the ones Mario Batali uses for his Michigan Beach Party. The rowboat-shaped serving bowl with oar paddles ($65, uncommongoods.com) rounds out

the fi sh-camp theme.

Tiki torches ($30 for four, tikibrand.com) are a festive summertime

classic for a casual Jersey Shore Picnic à la Daphne Oz.

Want to party like Clinton Kelly? A glittering disco ball ($45, amazon.com) sets the tone instantly. And nothing says the ’70s like fondue served up in this sleek stainless-steel fondue pot ($29, walmart.com).

Party Chew Crew

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Set a casual tone for a Southern Soirée like Carla Hall’s with bandanas ($3 each, bandanas.net) as napkins. Serve glasses of your favorite iced tea on a rustic-chic galvanized metal tray ($15, worldmarket.com).

If you’re throwing Michael Symon’s Cleveland-Style Clambake, stock up on disposable lobster bibs ($2 for four, bedbathandbeyond.com).

This oilcloth tablecloth ($60, mexicansugarskull.com) is similar to the ones Mario Batali uses for his Michigan Beach Party. The rowboat-shaped serving bowl with oar paddles ($65, uncommongoods.com) rounds out

the fi sh-camp theme.

Tiki torches ($30 for four, tikibrand.com) are a festive summertime

classic for a casual Jersey Shore Picnic à la Daphne Oz.

Want to party like Clinton Kelly? A glittering disco ball ($45, amazon.com) sets the tone instantly. And nothing says the ’70s like fondue served up in this sleek stainless-steel fondue pot ($29, walmart.com).

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CLEVELAND-STYLE CLAMBAKE“I promise this is super easy,” says Symon. “Put a bunch of stuff in a pot, simmer it, then just throw it on the table.”

1 lb smoked kielbasa, thickly sliced 2 ears corn, cut into 8 pieces3½ lb littleneck clams1 lb shell-on medium (16-to 20-count) shrimp2 Tbsp coriander seeds, toasted1 Tbsp cumin seeds, toasted1 Tbsp kosher salt1 medium onion, thinly sliced1 head garlic, cloves peeled and thinly sliced2 Fresno chiles, thinly sliced into rings2 tsp crushed red pepper fl akes 1 bay leaf

Cleveland-Style Clambake

Seasonal tomato, pepper, fresh basil, olive oil and

feta cheese salad

Summer shandies (Beer and lemonade)

Granitas (for recipes, see Parade.com/granitas)

Barbecue chicken

Coleslaw

Baked beans

Sliced tomato and cucumber salad

Lavender Berry Slab Pie

Sweet iced tea

Carla Hall’s Southern Soirée“Summer reminds me of family reunions, get-togethers with friends, being out of school and living in Nashville,” says cookbook author Hall, who was a Top Chef fi nalist. To create a party table that feels welcoming and warm, she thows on a rustic printed tablecloth, loads up a galvanized-steel tray with

glasses of iced tea, serves baked beans in a cast-iron skillet and coleslaw in a crock, fi lls crates with cookies, uses bandanas for napkins and tucks

wildfl owers into Mason jars wrapped with twine. She rounds out her Southern Soirée theme with a soundtrack of old-school R&B. “It’s music that makes you feel like it’s a lazy day.”

Michael Symon’s Family-Friendly Clambake“Food is all about interaction, so I always try to do something that can be served family-style,” says James Beard Foundation Award-winning chef Symon, who is a regular on Iron Chef America and is the chef/owner of several Cleveland restaurants. His signature clambake is dumped right on a picnic table covered with a disposable tablecloth, along with plastic lobster bibs, rolls of paper towels and bowls fi lled with lemon water. “People go at it with their hands,” he says. “� is is a food you want to eat when you’re wearing shorts and fl ip fl ops and you don’t care if some shrimp juice falls on your shirt. When you’re done, you can just pull up all four corners of the tablecloth and throw it out.” � e backdrop is Symon’s soundtrack, which ranges from Snoop Dogg’s “Gin & Juice” to Kings of Leon’s “Use Somebody” and the Lumineers’ “Flowers in Your Hair.”

Lavender Berry Slab Pie


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On Michael'sTable

Carla’s Drink Trick

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LAVENDER BERRY SLAB PIEHall likes to serve this rustic sheet-pan pie as a portable treat wrapped in waxed paper. We use

refrigerated pie dough, but visit Parade.com/piecrust to fi nd Hall’s crust.

1. Line bottom of oven with a sheet of foil. Preheat oven to 400°F. Grease an 18 x 13-inch sheet pan.

2. Combine all dough and roll into a 24 x 19-inch rectangle on a lightly fl oured surface (dough will be very thin). Cut in half crosswise. Line bottom of sheet pan with 1 piece of dough.

3. Gently toss berries, sugar, cornstarch, zest and juice of 2 lemons in a large mixing bowl. Pour fi lling into sheet pan.

4. Cut remaining dough crosswise into 5 (13 x ½ -inch) strips and lengthwise into 4 (18 x ½-inch) strips. Arrange strips in a lattice pattern.

5. Whisk together egg and cream. Lightly brush egg wash over top of lattice crust. Combine Lemon-Lavender Sugar ingredients in a blender or spice grinder. Pulse to combine; sprinkle over top of pie. Bake 35-40 minutes or until golden brown and bubbling. Sprinkle with coarse sea salt, if desired. Cool slightly before serving. Serves 8-10.

2 (15-oz) pkgs refrigerated pie dough2 pints blackberries2 pints blueberries1 cup granulated sugar1/3 cup cornstarch

1 tsp ground cinnamonZest and juice of 2 lemons 1 egg, lightly beaten1 Tbsp heavy creamCoarse sea salt [optional]

Lemon-Lavender Sugar:Zest of 1 lemon, dried overnight¼ cup granulated sugar1 Tbsp dried lavender

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JUNE 28, 2015 | 7

CLEVELAND-STYLE CLAMBAKE“I promise this is super easy,” says Symon. “Put a bunch of stuff in a pot, simmer it, then just throw it on the table.”

1 lb smoked kielbasa, thickly sliced 2 ears corn, cut into 8 pieces3½ lb littleneck clams1 lb shell-on medium (16-to 20-count) shrimp2 Tbsp coriander seeds, toasted1 Tbsp cumin seeds, toasted1 Tbsp kosher salt1 medium onion, thinly sliced1 head garlic, cloves peeled and thinly sliced2 Fresno chiles, thinly sliced into rings2 tsp crushed red pepper fl akes 1 bay leaf

1 lemon, cut in thirds1 (750-ml) bottle dry white wine1 cup fresh cilantro leaves

Layer sausage, corn, clams and shrimp in a large pot with a lid. Distribute coriander, cumin, salt, onion, garlic, chiles, red pepper fl akes, bay leaf and lemon over top. Add wine, cover and cook over high heat 15 minutes or until shrimp turn pink and clams open. Discard bay leaf and any clams that don’t open. Sprinkle with cilantro. Serves 8.


Seasonal tomato, pepper, fresh basil, olive oil and

feta cheese salad

Summer shandies (Beer and lemonade)

Granitas (for recipes, see Parade.com/granitas)

Michael Symon’s Family-Friendly Clambake“Food is all about interaction, so I always try to do something that can be served family-style,” says James Beard Foundation Award-winning chef Symon, who is a regular on Iron Chef America and is the chef/owner of several Cleveland restaurants. His signature clambake is dumped right on a picnic table covered with a disposable tablecloth, along with plastic lobster bibs, rolls of paper towels and bowls fi lled with lemon water. “People go at it with their hands,” he says. “� is is a food you want to eat when you’re wearing shorts and fl ip fl ops and you don’t care if some shrimp juice falls on your shirt. When you’re done, you can just pull up all four corners of the tablecloth and throw it out.” � e backdrop is Symon’s soundtrack, which ranges from Snoop Dogg’s “Gin & Juice” to Kings of Leon’s “Use Somebody” and the Lumineers’ “Flowers in Your Hair.”


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Mario’s Michigan Beach PartyJames Beard Foundation Award-winning chef Batali and his family head to the Michigan coast every year. “To me, it’s not only summer; it’s freedom, tradition and a time to unplug,” the Iron Chef, author and chef/owner of several restaurants says. Batali sets a simple table. “� ere are always these amazing fi nds at the beach, and that’s what we use as décor.” Sand, driftwood and shells become the centerpiece atop a simple oilcloth tablecloth. Music is always playing in the background: “Early in the day, I’ll play Bach cello concertos with Yo-Yo Ma, then Dave Brubeck and the Allman Brothers. From there it’s Jack White and Detroit Motown.”

Lake Michigan Whitefi sh al Cartoccio

(get the recipe at Parade.com/whitefi sh)

Romano and green bean salad with local

goat cheese

Cherry pie

French rosé or Cabernet Franc

On Mario'sTable

CHAMPAGNE COCKTAILSNothing sets a festive tone like bubbly, and this simple cocktail is perfect for Kelly’s grown-up party theme. “After a couple of these, it’s not hard to imagine yourself partying at Studio 54 with Liza Minnelli and Andy Warhol,” he promises.

Place 1 sugar cube in bottom of each of 6 Champagne fl utes. Add a few dashes of bitters and ½ oz Grand Marnier to each. Fill evenly with Champagne, and garnish with orange twists. Serves 6.

• 6 sugar cubes• Angostura bitters• 3 oz Grand Marnier• 1 (750-ml) bottle

Champagne, chilled • 6 orange twists

Swedish meatballs

Devils on horseback (bacon-wrapped pitted

dates stuffed with blue cheese)

Champagne Cocktails

Chocolate fondue with fresh fruit

On Clinton'sTable

Clinton Kelly’s Disco Dance PartyA summer party is anything but sedate at the home of � e Chew’s moderator, who is also well-known for co-hosting What Not to Wear. Kelly’s bash features ‘70s-era appetizers, champagne cocktails and dancing. “It’s nice to get tipsy on a Saturday afternoon and dance!” says Kelly, who hangs a disco ball he bought on eBay in his backyard.” He adds sparkle by tying napkins with silver-wired ribbon. Kelly’s party tunes: “‘Ring

My Bell’ by Anita Ward, ‘Celebration’ by Kool & � e Gang, ‘Get Down Tonight’ by KC & � e Sunshine Band, ‘Le Freak’ by Chic and ‘Love Hangover’ by Diana Ross—all old-school stuff that they don’t play on the radio.”

Keep It ChillDon’t worry about making everything match. “Relax, have fun and give up the need to be perfect,” says Kelly.

Champagne Cocktails

Lake Michigan Whitefi sh al Cartoccio

Mocktails for the Kids

“Make cherry lemonades for the

kids or anything with pink grapefruit and

seltzer,” Batali says. “They love that!”

Roasted Tomato-Peach Tart

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Daphne Oz’s Jersey Picnic“When I was a kid, we’d pile in the car and drive the three-plus hours to the Jersey Shore,” says author Oz, who shares her healthy eating/living tips on � e Chew. “We’d stop at road stands on the way and pick up fresh peaches, tomatoes and Jersey corn, which is so sweet and crisp. To me, summer will always be about the bounty of New Jersey.”

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CHAMPAGNE COCKTAILSNothing sets a festive tone like bubbly, and this simple cocktail is perfect for Kelly’s grown-up party theme. “After a couple of these, it’s not hard to imagine yourself partying at Studio 54 with Liza Minnelli and Andy Warhol,” he promises.

Place 1 sugar cube in bottom of each of 6 Champagne fl utes. Add a few dashes of bitters and ½ oz Grand Marnier to each. Fill evenly with Champagne, and garnish with orange twists. Serves 6.

Clinton Kelly’s Disco Dance PartyA summer party is anything but sedate at the home of � e Chew’s moderator, who is also well-known for co-hosting What Not to Wear. Kelly’s bash features ‘70s-era appetizers, champagne cocktails and dancing. “It’s nice to get tipsy on a Saturday afternoon and dance!” says Kelly, who hangs a disco ball he bought on eBay in his backyard.” He adds sparkle by tying napkins with silver-wired ribbon. Kelly’s party tunes: “‘Ring

My Bell’ by Anita Ward, ‘Celebration’ by Kool & � e Gang, ‘Get Down Tonight’ by KC & � e Sunshine Band, ‘Le Freak’ by Chic and ‘Love Hangover’ by Diana Ross—all old-school stuff that they don’t play on the radio.”

Roasted Tomato-Peach Tart

continued on page 10

Daphne Oz’s Jersey Picnic“When I was a kid, we’d pile in the car and drive the three-plus hours to the Jersey Shore,” says author Oz, who shares her healthy eating/living tips on � e Chew. “We’d stop at road stands on the way and pick up fresh peaches, tomatoes and Jersey corn, which is so sweet and crisp. To me, summer will always be about the bounty of New Jersey.”

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produce on the table, Oz keeps her décor simple with Tiki torches and simple centerpieces. “I’m a fan of terra cotta pots with herbs because you probably have them already,” she says. “Or place flowers in a vase and put a bell jar on top. Whatever you do, make sure the flowers aren’t too high. I hate it when I can’t chat with the person across from me.”

Her eclectic playlist ranges from Jersey boys Bruce Springsteen and Frankie Valli to Bob Marley. Later in the evening, she switches to Sam Smith or Ed Sheeran—“something a bit more chill.”

On Daphne'sTable

Salad of Jersey corn and Bibb lettuce

Roasted Tomato- Peach Tart

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