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Big Soda Pours Big Bucks into California's Capitol
Soft drink companies and lobbyists spent $11.5 million at the state and local levels in the past two years in California to block proposals such as taxing sugary beverages and slapping health warnings on their drinks.
Celebrity Series of Boston Announces 2019-2020 Season
The Celebrity Series of Boston announced its 2019-2020 season today, marking 81 years of bringing the world's greatest performing artists to Boston. In total, the 2019-2020 season will include 53 music, dance, and entertainment mainstage engagements.
Disco Coalition's grooves - 'Super Queeros' parties with Juanita MORE!
While fundraisers and drag queens are commonplace in the Castro, it's rare that 100 percent of the proceeds from a three-hour Friday event goes to a great cause. Enter The Disco Coalition.
Hole in the Wall's 25th - Celebrating a quarter century of beer, bikers and rock & roll
On Saturday April 13, the Hole in the Wall Saloon will celebrate its 25th anniversary with a party. The bar is best known for its colorful (some say surreal) decor, and for its rock music.
Edmunds Compares Jeep Gladiator with Colorado, Tacoma
The midsize truck segment has been gaining in popularity in recent years. Now there's a new player in the segment to further stoke a truck lover's desire: The all-new 2020 Jeep Gladiator.
In New Interview, Actor Richard Madden Opens Up About Body Image
"Game of Thrones" actor and "Bodyguard" star Richard Madden is opening up about body image in a new interview with British Vogue.
10 Men's Style Trends for Spring
Style influencer Alex Costa returns with his top 10 essentials for Spring 2019.
What Makes the Impossible Burger Look and Taste Like Real Beef?
Impossible Foods is adding a plant product to their veggie burger with properties people normally associate with animals and give it the desired qualities of beef.
Don't Miss: 'Rise Up!' at Washington, DC's Newseum
Washington, DC's Newseum has gathered an astonishing array of historic artifacts, archival documents and other objects to assemble a must-see exhibit: "Rise Up: Stonewall and the LGBTQ Rights Movement."
1 in 4 Americans Are Suffering Through a Sexual Dry Spell
If you're in the throes of a string of bad dates and an unlucky season for love, perhaps you'll find comfort in knowing you aren't alone: one in four Americans (28 percent) are currently experiencing a sexual dry spell.
'Necessity': Those in U.S. Illegally Push for License to Drive
In New York and elsewhere, the idea of extending new privileges to those without legal immigration status has been resisted. But a renewed push across the country to allow them to get driver's licenses resonates strongly.
Comedian Hannah Gadsby Plots New US Tour this Spring, Summer
Hannah Gadsby is following last year's breakout Netflix stand-up special with a new U.S. tour that has stops in San Francisco and ends in New York this summer.
Fans of 'Queer Eye' Raise $90,000 for Kansas Woman
A woman whose experience of being kicked out of her home as a 16-year-old because she's a lesbian was highlighted on the Netflix show "Queer Eye" has a fresh shot at college after fans raised enough to pay off her student loans.
Easter Egg Essentials: Dying Do's and Don'ts
Surprise your guests, family and friends with these amazing easter eggs.
Nissan Shareholders OK Ouster of Ex-Chair Ghosn from Board
Nissan's shareholders ousted the automaker's former chairman Carlos Ghosn from its board on Monday, seeking to shut the door on an era capped by scandal.
Watch: Muscle Beach Workout with Ike Catcher
At six-foot-nine-inches, muscle man Ike Catcher is quite the eye-catcher. Check out his Muscle Beach workout to see how he stays fit.
Dolly Parton Makes NASCAR Debut as Sponsor at Bristol
Tyler Reddick had his own "Hello, Dolly" moment when he saw his pink and white race car at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Spring Cleaning: 7 New Grooming Products for Men
Spring cleaning goes beyond the wardrobe. It's also time to update the grooming cabinet! Check out these seven curated picks.
Slaying Puts Focus on Ride-Hailing Safety, Fake Drivers
Law enforcement agencies and ride-hailing companies intensifying efforts to warn passengers against getting in without checking to ensure both the vehicle and driver are legitimate.
New Exhibit Reconsiders the Weimar Republic, 100 Years Later
A new exhibition in Berlin, 100 hundred years later, is questioning the perception that the era's political and economic disaster was inevitable and stressing the lasting impact of the Weimar Republic.