January can be a quiet month after the festive rush, but Thursday January 8 is shaping up to be full of fun social events ...

The New Year party has moved indoors. After the pandemic, this trend continues and has resulted in the rise of the home bar ...

Jacksonville’s HUB is opening in January with Aegean-inspired dining, a rooftop lounge and a coffeehouse in the historic ...

Péndulo reflects and shapes the evolution of fine dining in the capital, paving the way for a more thoughtful, ingredient led ...

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Skyrocketing prices and stagnating real wages are forcing more and more pubs to shut their doors. The closing of neighborhood ...

The Russian-labeled candy bars are a reminder of how difficult it is to completely disconnect a major economy from the global ...

Google is preparing a subtle Android Auto interface update that replaces the flat media progress bar with a wavy design, aiming to improve visibility and align in-car playback with Android’s latest UI ...

A cute-looking AI is quietly reshaping cybercrime. See how KawaiiGPT enables phishing and ransomware for anyone, and why ...

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A Wallpaper* edit of the restaurant interiors that shaped how we ate, gathered and lingered this year In the last 12 months, the most talked-about restaurants weren’t just about what was on the plate.

Lori Falce’s column about the language of our politicians was right on (“America needs a bar of soap — and not just for Ralphie,” Dec. 12, TribLive). The word “decorum” comes to mind. Look it up if ...