Why We’re Thankful for Ina Garten and Husband Jeffrey Garten’s Delicious Love Story – E! Online

Why We’re Thankful for Ina Garten and Husband Jeffrey Garten’s Delicious Love Story – E! Online

When the seller called and surprisingly accepted her “very low” offer, “I just remember going, ‘Oh, s–t,’” Ina said, laughing, on PBS Newshour in 2017. “What have I done?!” While she had a business background, it was her first-ever career move having anything to do with food, her prior experience coming only from being a home cook. But, Ina recalled on Sunday…

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‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Puts a Rare Hollywood Franchise to Test

‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Puts a Rare Hollywood Franchise to Test

Actress Bryce Dallas Howard attends the Universal Pictures’ “Jurassic World” premiere at Dolby Theatre on June 9, 2015 in Hollywood, California. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Last week, Universal Studios kicked off the Jurassic World: Rebirth promotional campaign with a proud roar with the first full-length trailer and then a TV spot during one of the sleepiest…

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Is DeepSeek Just a Well-Timed PR Storm?

Is DeepSeek Just a Well-Timed PR Storm?

China’s open-source A.I. model has sparked debate over its impact on U.S. tech dominance, raising questions about innovation, security and the future of AI competition. ObserverLabs China’s DeepSeek A.I. has ignited debate across the tech world. Some see it as a watershed moment for China’s A.I. ambitions, a challenge to U.S. dominance in artificial intelligence.…

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6 developments get city council support to apply for low-income housing tax credits

6 developments get city council support to apply for low-income housing tax credits

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Six affordable housing developments recently received resolutions of support from the Austin City Council to apply for low-income housing tax credits (LIHTC) from the State of Texas, according to the City of Austin Housing Department. Developers must secure those resolutions before they can formally submit an application to the Texas Department of…

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Mexico threatens to sue Google over Gulf of Mexico name change

Mexico threatens to sue Google over Gulf of Mexico name change

(The Hill) — Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Thursday threatened to sue Google over its decision to update its maps platform to reflect President Donald Trump’s decision to rename the Gulf of Mexico as the “Gulf of America.”  Sheinbaum argued at her daily press conference that Google is incorrect in renaming the entire body of…

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The Kendrick Lamar Effect: Main Stage Denim You Can Actually Pull Off

The Kendrick Lamar Effect: Main Stage Denim You Can Actually Pull Off

There’s something poetic about Kendrick Lamar choosing this particular moment to resurrect the flared jean. While Drake stewed and the Chiefs fumbled, there he was—all $1,200 worth of Celine bootcut denim billowing across the Superdome stage, a fashionable “F-U” to a decade of skinny jean fits and shapeless streetwear. Denim’s journey from Levi Strauss’s riveted…

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The Case for Installing Temporary Public Art

The Case for Installing Temporary Public Art

Amy Scherald’s Untitled in Center City Philadelphia. © 2019 City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program / Amy Sherald, 1108 Sansom Street. Photo by Steve Weinik. It may simply be the fate of public art to become invisible over time. That big sculpture in the city park, so lauded when it was first installed years ago,…

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