First Watch Introduces New Million Dollar Harvest Hash And More As Part Of 2023 Fall Menu
Headlining the 2023 fall menu is the new Million Dollar Harvest Hash, created in collaboration between the two brands to combine the fan-favorite honey with First Watch’s…
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Guy Ritchie’s Making War Films Now
Director Guy Ritchie, who made his name with movies that depict the violent antics of colorful British lowlifes—and is also famous for being married to Madonna for…
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Disney Projects $118 Million Opening for ‘Little Mermaid’
Walt Disney Co. estimated that the new live-action remake of its animated 1989 hit The Little Mermaid would take in $117.5 million in ticket sales domestically over…
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Ava DuVernay on ‘Origin’
For filmmaker Ava DuVernay, who made Selma, 13th, and When They See Us, the journalist Isabel Wilkerson’s watershed 2020 book Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents (recommended…
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Airbnb Made Overtourism Worse. Now It Wants to Fix That
The problem with Airbnb, according to its CEO Brian Chesky, is the search box. When users open the platform, they are asked a question: Where do you…
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Dominion CEO Predicts Business ‘Goes to Zero’
A month ago, Dominion Voting Systems seemed like a dragon slayer. The conservative news behemoth Fox News had just agreed to pay Dominion $787.5 million to settle…
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COVID-19 Pushing Prices Up But Impact Should Fade
The U.S. labor market will see “ups and downs” as the pandemic lingers but it’s premature to judge that the recovery is in peril, said San Francisco…
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Amazon Sellers Are Making Big Money on Nuclear War Survival Products
First, we expected takeout food on demand. Then we wanted groceries fast. Now, Amazon’s hottest products are bug-out bags, military meal replacement kits and iodine pills—taken in…
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How to Set Boundaries Without ‘Quiet Quitting’
The idea of quiet quitting has been getting a lot of attention on social media recently, and could be more widespread than you think—around half of American…
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How Gunmakers Are Using Their Leverage to Pit States Against One Another
At first he thought it was an umbrella. But when the shotgun that was pointed at John Seymour went off, hitting him in the back and the…
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