What do you get when you combine a 1960s classic noir film with the hustle and bustle of the New York music scene?
The South Asian food scene in New York isn’t just heating up; it’s truly hit a fever pitch. In a world where the New York Times calls Semma #1 on their top 100 restaurant lists, I think the cuisine has hit critical mass in its attention.
Rarely, only “in fantasies,” does a K-pop group return to a stadium they’ve already performed at and deliver an even crazier, more intense, and better-received set. But ATEEZ, the KQ boy group, did just that, and more, in Los Angeles at BMO Stadium for two nights in a row, August 8–9, on their IN YOUR FANTASY tour.
Las Vegas offers a wide variety of live shows. From big-name concerts and provocative burlesques to stand-up comedy and magic performances, the one production that is unlike anything else in Sin City is Awakening at the Wynn Las Vegas.
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After a one-year hiatus and venue change. Rock the Bells came back with a vengeance in 2025.
If New York has a brunch personality, it’s a little impatient, a little indulgent, and always looking for something worth posting before the first bite. Socarrat Chelsea, the cozy Spanish spot on West 19th Street, fits that bill without feeling like it’s trying too hard. Known for its authentic paella and tapas at dinner, Socarrat has taken the leisurely weekend meal and dressed it in Iberian flair. The brunch menu blends familiar comforts with Spanish soul, and the result is a table full of vibrant flavors that make you wish siesta were legal in Manhattan.
Detroit-bred rapper Courtney Bell embraces the innate power of vulnerability with the release of his latest single: “Everyday.”
This summer, nearly 30 restaurants across Hallandale Beach are rolling out prix-fixe menus, chef specials, and curated bites that encourage residents to slow down and savor. The initiative, led by the Hallandale Beach CRA under its Be Local campaign, is designed to showcase the community’s food scene at its most approachable and vibrant—minus the seasonal crowds.
All-you-can-eat buffets have long been synonymous with Las Vegas. While the number of buffets in Sin City has fluctuated, they remain a popular and iconic part of the Vegas experience.