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Bars, Restaurants Pay Price for California Virus Surge
California took a big step back in reopening its economy on Wednesday as Gov. Gavin Newsom shut down bars, wineries, museums, movie theaters and inside restaurant dining across most of the state.
Edmunds Recommends 5 SUVs for Cargo Space, Fuel Economy
Edmunds experts have made some forward-thinking recommendations on five SUVs that offer roomy cargo areas and high fuel economy.
What Shoes to Wear with Summer Shorts?
The temperatures are rising but that doesn't mean your fashion needs to suffer. YouTube influencer 40 Over Fashion offers tips on how to look sharp while still showing off some leg.
Watch: 'Queer Eye' Fab Five Attempt to Give Iconic Mascot Gritty a Makeover
If you've already binged your way through Season 5 of "Queer Eye," Netflix has you covered.
Eskimos Drop Former Alabama Player after Homophobic Tweets
The Edmonton Eskimos released Christion Jones on Sunday, a day after the former Alabama receiver/kick returner made homophobic comments on Twitter.
9 Ways to Bring the Taste of San Francisco Home
EDGE virtually takes to the streets of San Francisco to discover delectable finds you can order from home, from iconic sourdough to sweet confections.
Fast Food Restaurants Refine Delivery Options to Stay Afloat Amid Coronavirus
U.S. restaurants saw fewer customers in mid-June as coronavirus cases surged in multiple states. Customer transactions at chain restaurants fell 13% from the previous year in the week ending June 21.
Nissan Officials Face Angry Shareholders on Red Ink, Scandal
Nissan Chief Executive Makoto Uchida told shareholders Monday he is giving up half his pay after the Japanese automaker sank into the red amid plunging sales and plant closures in Spain and Indonesia.
10 Summer Style Trends from Alex Costa
With 2.9 million YouTube subscribers, Alex Costa has become the go-to source for men's fashion and style. Check out his top trends for summer 2020.
Packed Bars Serve Up New Rounds Of COVID Contagion
The very act of drinking is incompatible with wearing a mask, a primary way of limiting the spread of infection. Public health experts say many patrons are young adults who may think they are impervious to the coronavirus.
Amazon, Looking to the Future of Ride Hailing, Will Buy Zoox
Amazon said Friday that it is buying self-driving technology company Zoox, which envisions a future where people will request a ride on their phones and a car will drive up without a driver.
Milton Glaser, Designer of 'I Love NY' Logo, Dies at 91
Milton Glaser, the groundbreaking graphic designer who adorned Bob Dylan's silhouette with psychedelic hair and summed up the feelings for his native New York with "I (HEART) NY," died Friday, his 91st birthday.
Watch: Spanish Doctor, COVID-19 Survivor Named New Mr. Gay World
Spanish doctor Fran Alvarado was named Mr. Gay World, it was announced in a video today, the BBC reports.
Bar Owners Worry as Virus Surges in their Workplaces
Restaurants and bars around the country try to balance a safe environment for staff while serving customers.
Sex In The Time Of COVID: Gay Men Begin To Embrace A 'New Normal'
Will COVID-19 become the new STI? NYC health department guidelines suggest getting "creative with sexual positions and physical barriers," but will gay men listen?
In Emotional Post, Professional Soccer Player Comes Out as Gay
Thomas Beattie, a retired professional soccer player from England, came out as gay in an emotional post.
Self-Driving Taxis Could Be A Setback for Those With Different Needs — Unless Companies Embrace Accessible Design Now
For people who have different mobility needs and rely on human drivers for work beyond the task of driving, the prospect of driverless taxis may not sound like progress.
Amid Sexual Assault Allegations, Director Chi Chi LaRue Suspended from Adult Male Studio
After allegations of sexual assault from an adult performer, director Chi Chi LaRue has been suspended from directing duties at the adult male studio Noir Male.
Disney Changing Splash Mountain, Ride Tied to Jim Crow Film
Amid calls to change the Splash Mountain theme park ride because of its ties with "Song of the South," the 1946 movie many view as racist, Disney officials said it was recasting the ride to make it based on "The Princess and the Frog."
California Considers 1st-in-U.S. Electric Truck Sales Rule
California regulators are scheduled to approve new rules on Thursday that would force automakers to sell more electric work trucks and delivery vans, a first-of-its-kind rule.