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The lady then appeared to scoop food on the napkin, before calling staff over and pointing out the ‘glass’ which she said she found in her dish. San Marino shared the video to Facebook with ...

You’ve probably seen people getting their color analysis done in South Korea on TikTok. The beauty trend — where a professional determines the best colors to wear based on your skin’s undertone, hair ...

The cartoon first shows a British man and woman arguing about what you call that cabbage-packed side found at every barbecue joint in the U.S. "Slaw," says the British man named Peter.

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There’s no doubt that Ariana Grande is at an artistic high right now. Straight out of an Oscar-nominated award season, the singer has returned, stacking harmonies and spitting verses for her seventh ...

Our goal is to have enough food available for the entire service, but demand was significantly higher than our forecasted numbers. When an item runs out, we do our best to provide a comparable ...

I had moved from Texas to Boston [for college], and it was very funny, because in Texas, the culture is very different for food. It’s more casual. My parents were like: “Are you going to work ...