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International Beer Day: Here's everything to know about the beverage, and where to score some local deals
“Hold my beer” has become a catchphrase to signal that something important is about to go down. It implies that drinking a cold one is an everyday occurrence. According to Alcohol.org, the saying is not wrong. Beer is the preferred…
Justin Herbert 'Better Get 2 Rings' After Madison Beer Engagement, Shawne Merriman Says
Justin Herbert and Madison Beer 's training camp love fest won't hurt the Los Angeles Chargers' chances at a Super Bowl... so says franchise legend Shawne Merriman, who tells TMZ Sports the quarterback's goal better be to get two rings now!! The…
Club Soko is cartoonishly dark puzzle game that's both splattered with beer and, I've realised, a totally wonderful twist on the genre
Sokoban games are those puzzlers that are all about pushing blocks around. They're spatial challenges at their most fiendish. I gather that the original Sokoban took place in a warehouse, and you were shifting crates back and forth. The latest…
Tragic beginning of Madonna's favourite pint with closely-guarded ingredient
From miners to movie stars, monarchs to Madonna, Timothy Taylor's bitter is the pint that has taken the world by storm. From humble beginnings in a rented Keighley barn, it now sells more than 18 million pints a year, worth £81.8million, to…
Derby's £35m Market Hall forecasting six-figure loss
Derby's renovated Market Hall is forecast to make a loss of £338,000 next year, according to council financial documents. The venue, owned by Derby City Council, reopened in May 2025 following a £35m restoration project. However, a…
Derby's £35m Market Hall forecasting six-figure loss
Nigel Slater Local Democracy Reporting Service Derby's renovated Market Hall is forecast to make a loss of £338,000 next year, according to council financial documents. The venue, owned by Derby City Council, reopened in May 2025 following a…
Pickleball's Next Challenge: America Is Still Short 25,000 Courts
A match being played at Center Court in Phoenix, AZ. Pickleball's rapid rise has created an unusual problem for the sports and fitness industry: Millions of Americans want to play, but there are not enough places to accommodate them. Even if no…
Data Center Opposition May Be Multi-Faceted
People don't like data centers. Just check out this Gallup poll, or others showing how the majority of Americans do not want one of these water-hogs in their backyard, or really, anywhere else. “Seven in 10 Americans oppose constructing data…
The Yorkshire market town with canals and pubs that's a £5 train from Manchester
As we embrace the summer season and think up ways of how to make the most of the warm weather, the option of an affordable day trip looks particularly attractive. There's plenty of Greater Manchester spots to soak up the sun, indulge in some good…
The underrated UK market town with almost no abandoned shops - and thriving high street
In 2026, the challenge for historic towns across the UK is to survive a triple whammy of rising rents, soaring taxes, and fierce competition from online shopping. Not all are winning. Many that were once retail powerhouses have been deserted by…
WNBA games today: Preview, picks and predictions as Paige Bueckers and Wings try to stop skid
Of the three WNBA games set for Friday night, two project to be absolutely crucial for playoff seeding. Most eyes should be on the Dallas Wings against the Golden State Valkyries, as the slumping Wings haven't beaten a playoff-contending team since…
Everybody seems to have a story about The Brookhouse
For generations of Liverpool students, a trip to The Brookhouse has been something of a rite of passage. Whether it was celebrating the end of exams, watching a big match with friends, or simply enjoying a pint on a sunny day in its packed beer…
As Korea drinks less, liquor goes lighter - and global
Ready-to-drink cocktails, flavored soju and exports reshape industry, as domestic shipments fall 17% over a decade At Korean convenience stores, the liquor aisle's most valuable real estate is changing hands. Eye-level shelves once dominated by…
Is Galveston 'trashy'? Residents spar over contentious term.
Is a 'going out of business' sign left up for months on a prominent Galveston retail corner trashy? Is the island itself trashy? Less trashy than it used to be? Not trashy enough? Once the T-word enters the chat, the details almost don't matter.
Cyprus Business Now: energy, PwC, car market, R&D, CySEC, GSI, shipping, Keo
In an analysis on energy security, Poullikkas said there are no simple solutions to complex energy challenges, arguing that Cyprus' electricity system requires a comprehensive approach rather than reliance on individual technologies.
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