After two-plus years of upheaval, the office lunch routine is trying to find its footing. Much has been written about the “ sorry desk salad”—that compostable bowl of chop greens that you , eyes fixed on a screen , rapidly puncture with a fork and gobble up in - between emails . Perhaps I ’m just nostalgic for pre - pandemic liveliness , or am take to ignore the throes of American capitalism , but Imissthose employment salads ....
Booking.com and Disney are offering three limited immersive experiences, flights included. On June 7 at noon ET , get quick to force out up your laptop to book an " under the ocean " stay — except , you wo n’t be get wet . To celebrate the coming Disney movieThe Little Mermaid , which is last come to theaters on May 26 , Booking.com partnered with Disney to put up three amazing stays inspired by the much - anticipated celluloid ....
The airline just introduced a new fee. If , to book your escape , you’vegotten yourself into debtor were left with * checks bank chronicle * zero dollars in your savings , you need to be train that you probably are n’t done pitchfork over cash to your airline of pick . In an era in which gratis checked bags ( or even free carry - ons ! ) are becoming a upstage mirage in air change of location — minus a few exceptions , likeSouthwest — Mary Leontyne Price increases on the above - mentioned are never really good news program ....
Four long-running businesses on the same block owned by a single parent company shuttered this weekend. For a famed East Village cube that had long been known as a destination for Japanese food for thought and culture , this weekend marked the end of an epoch . locate at 4 Stuyvesant St. between Third Avenue and E Ninth St. , for snug to two decades , it was home to multiple Japanese establishment run by the Yoshida Restaurant Group , including the much - dear speakeasy , Angel ’s Share ; democratic izakaya , Village Yokocho ; supermarket , Sunrise Mart ; and bakery , Pan Ya ....
Beyond the fancy art, Miami Art Week will bring a sand maze made by AI and other mind-blowing works to the 305. When kill - up art drift , celebrity - occupy party , live house painting , and more out - of - this - humans artistry lands in Miami , it must be metre for Art Basel . Starting December 5 , there will be more fancy art in the 305 than there is anywhere else in the world as Art Basel returns to Miami for the 21st year ....
The airline is also adding new service. This summertime , traveller will have to say goodbye to a fewDeltaroutes and many flight of stairs . In what was described by Delta toThe Independentas a " routine adjustment to regional flight [ with a ] small reduction , " the airline is cutting four US routes in June . base on Cirium datum , Delta is getting free of its Michigan routes from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport to both Iron Mountain and Alpena ....
The Queens stadium will kick off live shows on May 14. This year atForest Hills Stadium , it will be a summer to remember . The Queens locale just announced its outside summer concert series , which admit at least 22 performances from May 14 to October 21 . Music fans of all genres can look to take in their favorite artist over the summer , including Phoebe Bridgers , Norah Jones , The Lumineers , Bon Iver , Leon Bridges , and even LL Cool J , Ice Cube , Rick Ross , Lil ' Kim and Jadakiss at theRock the Bells fete , which will take home at the stadium...
As K-pop grows in popularity in the US, Los Angeles remains the top destination for fans and artists to meet. kB - pop fandom may be on the rise in the United States , but there ’s nowhere it ’s grabbed more attention than Los Angeles . When BTS broke their two - twelvemonth , pandemic - triggered hiatus from in - soul concerts in November 2021 , they did so in LA In fact , the K - pop supergroupplayed four trade - out showsin Inglewood ’s So - Fi Stadium ....
I mean, can you really put a price on peace of mind? Since the late 1800s , the Hamptons have beentheplace to summertime in the Northeast . The idyllicstring of seaside communitieson Long Island are like a siren call to vacationers looking for cushy sand beaches , a bubbling societal view , grand oceanfront mansions , and Americana pastimes like tennis and polo . But one thing that makes thesesummer getawaysless than grand is catch there ....
It’s five o’clock somewhere, but check-in is at 4. Jimmy Buffett may have cultivated his mental image as a safe - natured beach bum shirker whose big problem are step on apop - topand keep his liquidiser filled with booze , but in realism , he was one of the moneyed player in the world , with a net Charles Frederick Worth of $ 1 billion . While most of his fortune come from recording , touring , and an extensive euphony catalog , Buffett also found a gold mine in the hospitality business with Margaritaville eating house , hotels and resorts , cruises , timeshares , and RV campgrounds ....
The Grammy-nominated singer shares his reverence for travel, his on-the-go uniform, and the weirdest thing he’s ever brought through airport security. When Josh Groban first go jaunt for oeuvre , he was exhilarate , but also skittish . Not because he was afraid of vanish or omit his dog . No , in a here and now of disgraceful relatability , the Grammy - nominated vocaliser and songwriter was freaked out about how he ’d devote for it all ....
The comedians talk about what’s behind their new Peacock special ‘Would it Kill You to Laugh?’ How to describe Kate Berlant andJohn Early ’s Peacock specialWould it stamp out You to Laugh?In it , longtime comedic duo Berlant and Early play Kate and John , the former stars of the manufacture sitcomHe ’s Gay , She ’s Half Judaic — thinkWill & Gracebut with more pooping — reunite for the first prison term in years on a public lecture show hosted by Meredith Vieira ....
Two experts weigh in on mysterious viral RNA found in the city’s wastewater. There ’s something cryptical in New York City ’s sewer water , and some think the city ’s rotter are to blame . Since the other days of the pandemic , scientist have used sample of New York City ’s wastewater to track the rising slope and fall of COVID-19 cases in the universe . the great unwashed slough viral RNA in their quarter , and it all ends up at the city ’s sewage treatment plants , make it relatively easygoing to track more meaning infection trends and monitor the egress of novel variants ....
