Misc

Texas Roadhouse Surpasses Olive Garden as Top Casual Dining Chain in the U.S.

Monday, April 7 by Nick Bonsanto

Texas Roadhouse has overtaken Olive Garden as the top casual dining restaurant in the U.S. for the first time since 2018. The change in ranking is attributed to a 14.7% growth in sales for Texas Roadhouse, driven by strategic investments in staffing and operations,... Read More.

Chili’s Opens “The Office” Themed Location in PA

Friday, March 28 by Nick Bonsanto

The opening of a Chili’s in Dickson City, near Scranton, marks a significant nod to the legacy of "The Office," which frequently referenced real locations in the area despite the absence of an actual Chili’s at the time the show aired. This new restaurant... Read More.

51-Year Overdue Library Book Returned With Surprise Donation

Friday, March 28 by Nick Bonsanto

A North Dakota library recently received a surprise when a copy of "Rebecca" by Daphne du Maurier was returned 51 years past its due date. The book was anonymously mailed back to the Enderlin Municipal Library without a return address. Upon inspection, it was... Read More.

Unlock the Hidden Gems of In-N-Out Burgers Secret Menu

Sunday, March 16 by Nick Bonsanto

In-N-Out Burger's Secret Menu is a treasure trove for those in the know, offering a range of unique and customizable options beyond the standard menu. Here’s a rundown of some intriguing items: Gorilla Style: A burger stuffed with animal fries. It's not widely recognized... Read More.

Wisconsin Boy Calls 911: Says Mom Stole His Ice Cream

Tuesday, March 11 by Nick Bonsanto

A 4-year-old boy from Wisconsin dialed 911 to report that his mother was "being bad" by eating his ice cream. The Village of Mount Pleasant Police Department shared on social media that officers were dispatched to the scene after receiving the call. Upon arrival,... Read More.

Controversial Art Exhibit Sparks Debate as Activists Rescue Starving Piglets

Tuesday, March 11 by Nick Bonsanto

Marco Evaristti's recent art exhibition in Copenhagen, which featured three piglets being denied food and water to highlight the cruelty of mass meat production, has taken an unexpected turn. The piglets, named Lucia, Simon, and Benjamin, were stolen by animal rights activists, assisted by... Read More.

Smartwatch Technology Could Stop The Next Pandemic

Wednesday, March 5 by Nick Bonsanto

Smartwatches have emerged as a promising tool in the fight against pandemics, offering the potential to detect infections before symptoms appear with up to 90% accuracy. This capability could revolutionize how we manage disease outbreaks by enabling targeted and effective responses, rather than broad... Read More.

Why Use Tinder When You Can Use Timber To Find Love

Tuesday, March 4 by Nick Bonsanto

In the Dodau Forest near Eutin, Germany, stands the Bridegroom’s Oak, a unique arboreal mailbox with a history of connecting lovers since 1892. Known locally as “Bräutigamseiche,” this oak tree features a knothole where love letters have been exchanged for over a century. The... Read More.

“Anora” Triumphs at 97th Academy Awards

Monday, March 3 by Lyle F

In the lead-up to the 97th annual Academy Awards, two musical films and a period drama dominated the nominations: "Emilia Perez" with 13, and both "Wicked" and "The Brutalist" with 10 each. The ceremony took place Sunday, March 2, at Dolby Theatre at Ovation... Read More.

Pawn Stars Future Uncertain as Show Goes on Hiatus After 16 Years

Saturday, March 1 by Nick Bonsanto

"Pawn Stars," a staple on the History channel for 16 years, is currently on indefinite hiatus. Rick Harrison, the show's star, recently announced that the series is no longer under contract with History, leaving its future uncertain. However, Harrison hinted at a potential "Pawn... Read More.