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Chargers' Justin Herbert Finds Support From Fiancée Madison Beer Despite Cardinals Loss
The Chargers dropping a 26-14 decision to the Cardinals in their season opener was a shocker, but one suit sighting certainly wasn't. While Justin Herbert caught plenty of heat for a sluggish afternoon under center, pop star and newly minted…
Boone's Bagels Eyes Evening Hours, Dinner Menu With Beer And Wine License - The BayNet
LEONARDTOWN, Md. — A morning stop known for bagels, breakfast and lunch could soon remain open after the sun goes down. Boone's Bagels owner David R. Boone appeared before the St. Mary's County Alcohol and Beverage Board on Sept. 10 seeking…
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Madison Beer Busting Out Of Her Risky Outfit At Chargers Game - The Internet Can't Handle It [PHOTOS + VIDEO]
Pop star Madison Beer stunned in the crowd today as she attended the highly anticipated season opener for the Los Angeles Chargers. She was spotted at the stadium passionately supporting her new fiancé, Chargers franchise quarterback Justin…
Hospitality industry urges Andy Burnham to lay out VAT cut plans
Hundreds of UK hospitality businesses, backed by celebrity chefs including Angela Hartnett and Heston Blumenthal, have asked Andy Burnham to lay out plans to lower VAT for the sector, urging him to make good on his previous pledge. More than 800…
Think Gen Z is to blame for alcohol's decline? Think again
In California, a desperate winemaker sets fire to his vineyards. Over a billion litres of whisky languishes in cases in Scotland, never to be drunk. Closer to home, nearly 50 Australian craft breweries have collapsed over the past three years…
A Look Back, Sept. 14
William H. Burke III, assistant chief probation officer in the Northampton District Court, was named today to replace former Chief Probation Officer Jeremiah G. Lucey, who retired Friday. Burke, 33, was named to the $21,000-a-year post by Judge…
The actor portraying Mark Zuckerberg & the NFL's most cryptic quarterback
Every Sept. 11, I share Colson Whitehead's article, Lost and Found, which was published two months after the Twin Tower attacks. The article is a moving tribute to New York City and the Twin Towers, but it's also about how our identities are shaped…
The Moments That Shaped Oklahoma's Loss Against Michigan
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Oklahoma's first big game of 2026 didn't go as planned. The No. 11 Sooners fell 17-10 to Michigan on Saturday, bringing their record to 1-1 on the young season. They will be forced to regroup quickly, as they will host New…
5 questions with Tom Murphy
Tom Murphy is Co-Chief Creative Officer at VML, a global creative advertising and digital marketing agency shaped by a human-first approach. Since leaving his role as CCO of McCann New York, Tom has driven some of VML's most visible projects…
Death of a Democracy': Exploring the rise and fall of Weimar Germany
'Berlin has been defiled – shame on a people that considers itself among the world's civilized.” This was the editorial in the social democratic daily Vorwärts, commenting on a pogrom enacted in the city against the poor emigrant…
Google solar powering up its Project Sunroof
A few months after its release, Google's solar power evaluation tool is already being expanded throughout the US – a global roll-out must only be a matter of time. Not content with mapping the globe, correcting your rushed search terms…
Chris Selley: Revoking the Stanley Cup from the NHL is a trade-war bargaining chip worth trying
The U.S.-Canada kerfuffle took an interesting tangent this week when the Buffalo Bills announced the Barenaked Ladies would sing the Canadian national anthem on Sept. 17 at the Bills' new and lavishly taxpayer-funded US$2.1-billion stadium. (Even…
Soft drinks giant: Tap water is our biggest competitor
The world's biggest ginger beer producer is waging war on tap water. Fevertree, best known for its premium tonics, is urging customers to see its products as standalone soft drinks, rather than as mixers for the harder stuff. “Tap water is…
Re-opened Sam Smith's pub is the toast of York
The Wellington Inn in Alma Terrace, Fishergate, has been open a month now. Landlady Isabel Redfern-Smith says things have been “going really well”. The Press called by on Friday lunchtime, a month to the day the historic…
Quiz: Which Unfairly Maligned Animal Are You?
Sometimes I write these personality quizzes around a topic that is currently relevant to contemporary pop culture, the time of year, current events. Other times, I write these quizzes around a topic I'm currently obsessing over for no particular…
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